Mariposa County

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Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mariposa County a dedicated golf destination, or better as part of a larger trip?

With just two courses, Mariposa County isn't where you'd spend a full week solely golfing, but it's an incredible addition to a Yosemite National Park adventure. We recommend combining your rounds with exploring the park's stunning natural beauty for a truly unforgettable trip.

When is the best time of year to play golf in Mariposa County?

Spring and fall are absolutely ideal for golf here, offering comfortable temperatures and breathtaking scenery as the leaves change or wildflowers bloom. You'll want to avoid the peak summer heat and the colder, potentially snowy winter months when courses might have limited access.

What kind of golf courses will I find in Mariposa County?

Expect scenic, mountain-style layouts that prioritize natural beauty and a relaxed pace over championship-level difficulty. These courses offer enjoyable rounds with stunning views, often featuring elevation changes and a quiet, uncrowded atmosphere that's a welcome change from busier resorts.

What are the best lodging options for golfers visiting Mariposa County?

We suggest staying right in the town of Mariposa; it's charming, has local restaurants, and provides easy access to both golf courses and the Yosemite entrance. You'll find a mix of cozy inns and budget-friendly motels, perfect for unwinding after your round.

What should I do in Mariposa County when I'm not on the golf course?

You absolutely must explore Yosemite National Park-it's practically on your doorstep and offers world-class hiking, sightseeing, and photography opportunities. Don't miss wandering through Mariposa's historic downtown to soak in its Gold Rush era charm and grab a bite at a local eatery.