Alameda County
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Courses
- Marina Golf Course
- Pleasanton Golf Center
- Claremont Country Club
- Dublin Ranch Golf Course - 18 hole Par 63
- Corica Park Golf Course
- Las Positas Golf Course
- Castlewood Country Club - Valley Course - 18 hole Par 72
- Mission Hills of Hayward Golf Course - 9 hole Par 30
- Lake Chabot Golf Course
- Tony Lema Golf Course
- TPC Stonebrae
- Skywest Golf Course - 18 hole Par 72; currently closed indefinitely
- Fremont Park Golf Course
- Montclair Golf Course
- Redwood Canyon Golf Course - 18 hole Par 71
- Sequoyah Country Club
- Ruby Hill Country Club
- Callippe Preserve
- Castlewood Country Club - Hill Course - 18 hole Par 70
- Metropolitan Golf Links - 18 hole Par 72
- Poppy Ridge Golf Course - 3 x 9 hole Par 36 Merlot & Chardonnay & Zinfandel Course
- The Course at Wente Vineyards - 18 hole Par 72
Frequently Asked Questions
When's the best time to plan a golf trip to Alameda County to avoid crowds and get ideal conditions?
You'll find Alameda County golf is fantastic almost year-round thanks to the mild Bay Area climate. We personally love visiting in late spring or early fall - think April-May or September-October - for consistently pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds than peak summer. The courses are usually in prime condition then, too.
What should I budget for green fees when playing golf courses in Alameda County?
You'll find a great range of green fees in Alameda County, which is perfect for any budget. Expect to pay anywhere from $40-70 for a solid municipal track like Lake Chabot during the week, up to $100-150+ on weekends for a more upscale public course like Corica Park's North Course. It really depends on whether you're looking for a quick, affordable round or a premier experience.
Beyond the well-known spots, are there any hidden gem golf courses in Alameda County worth seeking out?
Absolutely, and we've played them all! For a truly unique experience, don't miss the South Course at Corica Park in Alameda; it's a fantastic par-3 course that's perfect for sharpening your short game or a fun, quick round. Another local favorite is the executive course at Monarch Bay, offering stunning bay views without the full 18-hole commitment.
What's the typical golf course style or landscape I'll encounter when playing in Alameda County?
You'll discover a really diverse mix of golf experiences across Alameda County's 22 courses. Many are classic parkland layouts, often featuring mature trees and rolling hills like you'll find at Redwood Canyon or Tilden Park. However, courses closer to the bay, such as Corica Park, offer a more links-style feel with less elevation and more wind exposure, providing a different kind of challenge.
I'm planning a trip with golfers of varying skill levels; is Alameda County a good destination for beginners as well as experienced players?
Alameda County is genuinely fantastic for all skill levels, which is one of its biggest draws. You'll find plenty of forgiving municipal courses perfect for beginners, like the executive courses at Monarch Bay or the more open layouts at Lake Chabot. For seasoned players, courses like the North Course at Corica Park or the challenging back nine at Metropolitan Golf Links will certainly test your game.