Golf Course Review: 5 Bay Area Golf Delights
Like everything else in the Bay Area, golf can get a little funky at times. Just relax and enjoy it!
What golf courses come immediately to mind when you think of the San Francisco Bay Area? The Olympic Club – host to five US Opens – and it’s muni sister, TPC Harding Park – most recently the site of the 2015 WGC-Cadillac Match Play.
You’ll need a membership connection to get a tee time at any of The Olympic Club courses and TPC Harding Park might be a little bit beyond your wallet, although if you plan ahead you could pick up a nice holiday gift package bargain for this public access course.
But those aren’t your only golf options in the Bay Area.
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Golf options and opportunities abound around San Francisco. It’s one of my favorite golf destinations. Well, to be truthful, it’s one of my favorite destinations — for eating, for shopping, for hanging out, and for golfing. So let’s look beyond the obvious and perhaps explore some courses that are better-known to the locals than the tourist guides, and let’s stretch out our vision to include the Pacific cliffs north of the Bay, old military installations, Marin County, and then down on the Monterey Peninsula.
Keeping in mind that I’m an average golfer in almost ever respect, from my driving skills to my pocketbook, let me share with you my five personal favorite Bay Area golf courses.
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