Amazing golf course and worth every penny! get there early to check-in as there is only (1) person at the counter (taking their time) and they only allow (1) person in the proshop. Give the starter your receipt and off you go to warm up to unlimited balls on the range and chipping area. Dont forget to find time to putt as the South course greens are fast with slight undulation. hint...theres more break than you think. I heard there used to be tons of trees in the South and have limited xxx amount today however i think they current tree count still messes with your dept perception. Luckily the course gives you a free course guide however with app the new golf apps, its considered out date. Play the white tees and start bombing your drives to take advantage of being under 150 yards most of the time. another hint...just aim for center of green. Pace of play is outstanding in the AM but will start slowing down during the afternoons. I really enjoyed the excellent conditions of this course. Blows away Hiddenbrooke. A must play course if you get a chance.

Love this East course and its layout. Tee boxes are healthy and cut, fairways set your ball high and wide enough for off the tee errors, greens are big with undulation but their speed will vary from green to green. BR uses color schemes for their pin placements (red=front, white=middle, blue=back). The challenge is the swirling winds. make safe choices to avoid blowups.

btw...keep your items hidden in your car. had an individual inspect my car looking for a reason to break in. this guy drives and older bmw suv. I wish the golf staff kept an eye out or hidden cameras. this wouldnt be the first break-in in this lot and definitely not the last since the golf staff

the rough and fairways are setup for the PGA. If you cant keep it straight then expect a long day. the rough is at least 4in thick and will grab your club from advancing forward. it humbles me how good PGA tour players are in this stuff. tee boxes were fair. fairway was in good condition but much narrow than usual. mix in the damp air and wind, your ball flight will barely fly to your normal length. If you play before August 2020, bring your "A" game. If you dont have one or unsure, wait until after the PGA tourney. For the prices the residents pay, i think its a bit high but in comparison to non-residents, im sure glad i live in SF.

a gem of a course in the east bay. a good drive to get to but well worth it. layout is supreme and conditions are always good. greens are fast and hilly! if the winds pick up, best have your knockdown and stingers ready. on a calm day, you can easily overpower this course if you play from the white tips. fatigue can set in quickly with the heat. price for this great course is a steal!

nice flat track where the conditions are above average. fairways and tee boxes are full of grass and trimmed nicely. putting greens are large with slight undulation however the speed is inconsistent. their putting green is much faster than on the course. tee times are busy but the players here keep up with the pace. this course can get difficult when the winds pick up. you can definitely overpower the course if your driver swing is on point.

Dont wear your best attire or shoes when playing this course. lots of areas that are damp, wet and muddy. tee boxes barely have grass, greens are really small and most fairways are undulated. if youre a beginner, want to work on your shot or lies and/or a tourist wanting to see these views, then this is the course for you. in comparison to a 4-5 star golf course, this is 2 stars at best. the current conditions are very good in comparison to past years but cant hold a candle to poplar creek or presidio. fairly priced, but in my opinion this course is for newbs or advance golfers looking to kill time.