A typical municipal course, not much hazards, but a plain and simple layout. Luckily, the day I played here was a raining but sunny 🌞 afternoon, so pretty lovely 🌹 The blue sky and white clouds, just what you may need after a long week; remember to look to the right on your right hand side, when you hit your 2nd shot on Hole 18, the scene of the valley is unbeatable.

Well I like the improvement to the short game practice area, well what use to be.... Now it's a snack shack. Looks nice, although I also guess we (Range Rats) are paying for it... $$$16 for a medium bucket??? Are these gold plated golf balls? They look like the same balls from last year... I think I said last year when rates when up I was going to reconsider where I practice. Well San Jose, you made my choice very easy. General principal, I can afford it, but I don't appreciate it so I'll be giving my business to other facilities. Just thought you all should know. A concerned consumer... January 2026

Used to practice several times each week at range and believe 'Top Tracer' is was good added benefit. However, went yesterday to realize amplified music was being played via mounted speakers which was super annoying. Music played was terrible selection and isn't conducive for serious golf improvement. I won't be visiting this range any longer...

This review is for the driving range. It’s a range with two levels so can take a lot of people. It’s usually mostly full all the time but there is always a few spots available. The ball dispenser area is always a bit dirty and always have a bit of water flowing out from the back somewhere. The mat on each spot is a little worn out. There is no T available if you want to hit off of the T. They have a screen at each spot to help with your hitting and tracking of the ball which is awesome. The screen at some spots are not working so you have to find a a spot that is working.

San Jose Muni is a really nice TopTracer driving range with 2 levels. The range itself is very wide and has multiple target flags at various distances. The tee mats are a little tired on the lower deck but its an opportunity to practice when your ball ends up in a bad lie on the course. One good thing is that the direction you hit balls into faces roughly north. So, no matter what time of day it is, you don't have the sun blinding you. Wind direction changes fairly often though. On any given day, if the wind is at your back, its an opportunity to hit loooooong tee shots with the driver which make you feel amazing. LOL. But when the wind blows into your face, it seems like all of your shots fall 20-40yds short. Give it a try if you're in that area. It doesn't disappoint.