There are 128 results that match 939 Larkspur Dr, Livermore, California 94550, Alameda County.
Courses (71)
Livermore, California
Public
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543
Livermore, California
Public
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543
Livermore, California
Public
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Livermore, California
Public
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Livermore, California
Public
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Pleasanton, California
Private
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2
Dublin, California
Public
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Pleasanton, California
Public
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Pleasanton, California
Municipal
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Pleasanton, California
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Pleasanton, California
Private
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San Ramon, California
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Danville, California
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San Ramon, California
Semi-Private
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Danville, California
Private
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San Ramon, California
Public
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Danville, California
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Brentwood, California
Public
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Brentwood, California
Public
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Hayward, California
Private
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Articles (6)
California's water woes continues to wreak havoc on golf course owners and operators. The latest victim is Roddy Ranch Golf Club in Antioch, which closes for good after Aug. 11.
Lost were former Top 100 facilities and a Gil Hanse design.
At one time, there was talk of shrinking Corica Park to just one regulation course. With the reopening of the South course by Rees Jones and its Linksoul Lab pro shop, a brighter future is in store for the 45-hole municipal facility in between the Oakland Airport and the San Francisco Bay.
After a long four-year wait, residents of the city of Alameda will get their brand new South course at Corica Park. The opening in May will also include a Linksoul Lab in the pro shop.
The transformation of the old Palo Alto Municipal Golf Course into the new Baylands Golf Links took nearly seven years and $12 million to complete. The wait was worth it.
The transformation of the old Palo Alto Municipal Golf Course into the Baylands Golf Links has taken nearly seven years since the city approved the project in 2011. Jason Scott Deegan toured the course with architect Forrest Richardson.
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Chip Beck - aka "Mr. 59" - is retired from golf at age 60, but he's sharing tips and stories with golfers at Arcis Golf facilities around the country.
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