The only ding on this course is that the pitting practice green is tiny (see photo) and there isn’t a driving range. The fairways are at high in the rolling greens hills of San Ramon. So accordingly the fairways tend to be sloped which kinda gets annoying, but also, the balls get fair bounce sometimes. We play twilight and the scenes from the course are simply breathtaking. The fairways are well kept and the greens tend to be sluggish. Once you have finished the round, there is a nice clubhouse with food/drinks and beautiful vistas to take in as the day winds down.

This course could be one of the nicest in the bay area if they spent some time dialing in the grounds. It's already pretty legit for the price you pay though. Really fun layout. Would be really cool to see what it would look like if they spent a year making it pristine. They would be able to charge a fortune. Such a pretty location with some cool holes

Canyon Lakes is a very narrow and fun golf course with fairly tough par 3s. The greens were medium speed and the course was in decent shape. Pro shop staff was very nice in the morning and afternoon. The breakfast burrito hit the spot, and the Blackened Ahi entrée in the dining room was really good for lunch. A really fun day at Canyon Lakes. I lost my 5 iron out there though. 😫 I hope someone turns it in.

Great golf course. My first time playing there and greens are well kept. Great hole lay out. Didn't have to wait on the green people were moving. And it's a brewery there to . Beer was pretty good and they serve food also. Will go cone soon for sure l.

The condition of the greens and majority of the fairways were just awful… but for $36 twilight… I really can’t complain