This course is on the most prime real estate in the country, with one of the most spectacular par 3's I've EVER played (#17), but yet I scratch my head at how poorly managed this course is. I cannot even imagine who is responsible for the lack of proper upkeep?! It is baffling that a city as tourist happy as San Francisco would not have already found a way to use this course as an opportunity to lure tourists. At the very least, they could put some dollars into maintaining the course!