Golden Gate Park is perfect for the beginning golfer, Sharp Park and Lincoln boast spectacular views, Fleming and Glen Eagles are some of the most difficult nine hole courses you'll find, and Harding Park is a world class championship level course that recently played host to the President's Cup.

Harding Park (18 hole) and Fleming (9 hole) Golf Courses are located at Skyline Blvd. and Harding Road in San Francisco. The course was designed by Willie Watson and opened in 1930. This championship tournament course is on slightly rolling grounds and moderately forested with mature cypress and pine trees.

This par 68 course, opened in 1928, is 5,149 yards long and offers magnificent views of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. The course is moderately forested with mature cypress and pine trees and native landscaping on rolling and sometimes steep hills. Lincoln Park is also one of the courses used for the annual San Francisco City Golf Championships.

Since 1895, this National Historic Landmark has been a San Francisco tradition delivering great golf experiences to Presidents of the United States, famous Military officers and visitors from around the world. As the second oldest course west of the Mississippi, it enjoys a rich history. This 18-hole course plays 6,500 yards of challenging golf.

The par 72 course is 6,299 yards long and offers fabulous views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding areas. This is a walkable inland and seaside course lined with Cypress and Pine trees that wraps around Laguna Salada, a natural lake ringed with reeds, cattails and tulles. Living in the marsh are a variety of birds including mallards, coots and red-winged blackbirds.

Located in beautiful Marin County, California, the Indian Valley Golf Club has offered some of the best golfing in the San Francisco Bay Area for years. Nestled in the rolling hills of Indian Valley, the course provides a challenge for players of all skill levels and offers scenic beauty amongst the wetlands and woodlands.

This 9-hole, par 31 executive links course features expansive, well bunkered rolling greens, with water hazards on three holes. Although a beginner friendly course, it also provides a thorough short game challenge for more skilled players.

The course opened for play in 1919. Nestled in amongst majestic redwood trees, the nine hole course plays 4,123 yards if you play 18 with challenging approach shots and undulating greens. Enjoy the scenic views from atop the second and fourth tees before admiring Mount Tamalpais from the fourth green.

Hidden and secluded, yet close to San Francisco. The story of Peacock Gap is one of ancient hills, and a quiet meadow and the lure of classic golf. The original noted designer, William Bell also designed Torrey Pines was purposefully devilish. All 18 holes are open for play.

Roaming over 150-acres of stunning terrain, the course presents golfers with unique elements of challenge and beauty. Water hazards await misdirected approaches on more than half the greens.

One of the finest bay area golf courses, is conveniently located in Marin County's Novato, California. This Novato golf course is easily accessible from areas surrounding San Francisco, Santa Rosa, and Vallejo.

The Earl Fry Golf Course was originally designed by William Park Bell in 1929 also known as the Alameda Golf Course. It was partially redesigned by Desmond Muirhead in 1967. Play on Earl Fry or the Jack Clark Course which features tree lined fairways, lush greens and water in play on 13 holes.

This 18 hole championship course is tucked in the foothills of Pittsburg. The original nine opened in 1947. The latter nine opened in 1991. The 6,317 yd. course consists of rolling hills, mature eucalyptus trees lining the fairways, and spectacular Delta views with Mt. Diablo in the background.

In San Leandro, set just feet from the San Francisco Bay, the Monarch Bay Golf Course provides ideal course conditions, stunning views of the Peninsula and 18 challenging holes of golf making it one of the best values in the Bay Area.

Located in the scenic Berkeley Hills, just minutes away from the UC Berkeley campus, this William Park Bell Jr. design features a challenging 18-hole, par 70 course. Tilden Park's signature first hole, a 420-yard par 4 straight uphill to an elevated green, is considered to be one of toughest starting holes in the Bay Area.

The 18-hole "Willow Park" course at the Willow Park Golf Course facility in Castro Valley, California features 6,227 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 69.7 and it has a slope rating of 115 on Blue grass.