Corica Park - The Earl Fry North Course

I have been playing golf for 55 years. It is a grand sport, and a true gentleman's game.

Nothing is more disappointing to me than golfers who have no awareness that there are others on the course; who ignore even the most basic rules of golf etiquette; and who turn what should be an enjoyable four hours into a 5+ hour nightmare of a "good walk spoiled."

Combine this with a managment company that just flat out refuses to marshall the pace of play, and you have a course that I believe stays in business solely because demand for tee times n the Bay Area is so extraordinary.

Moreover, the Earl Fry track is a mess, with hacked up tee boxes and fairway after fairway that have bald spots and patches of dirt.

I am an Alameda resident, and avid golfer, a raving fan of the game (who plays at the Bridges, Hiddenbrooke, Monarch Bay, Eagle Vines, and Chardonnay). I am dismayed that the folks at this course disrespect the multitude of us who certainly have a right to play a course that is well maintained and responsibly managed. Shame on you!

Very good course easy to get around walking the staff is nice the new management is great the restaurant has great food and good service the bar is good too great place for kids junior golfers the place has a nice comfortable feel relaxed old school golf complex.

I've played this course before and will play it again.

Average muni course, great for family outings and beginners

I haven't been to Chuch Corica in years, but I definately plan to return more often.
Starting in the pro shop the counter staff and starter were very friendly and welcoming. Which set a nice mood to begin the round.
We rode the cart since it was included in the Golf Now offer, but it's a really walker friendly layout. Water comes into play on may holes, but in contrast to other courses we play there didn't seem to be as many bunkers.
The greens were in good condition, and not that many ball marks left unrepaired.
We had a 12:30 start time, and finished easily in four hours.

Jack Fry course was in great sharp. The greens were in excellent sharp for a public course.

The layout for the new practice range looks great, can't wait for construction to begin....

Conditions were good, but pace of play was a bit slow and the staff was not particularly friendly.

Good course if you can get a deal, at only 6000 yds from the tips it is a little short, greens are nice. It was wet that day and had been raining for sometime the week before so they get a pass on the fairways. overall a good experience...I shot a 79, so can't complain

There was a frost delay and it was cold, but it still was pretty fun.

Winter rains have raised the water table so most of the fairways have standing water. Wait until March for the course to dryout.

It's still very wet after 2 days from last rain. Car path need some decent work, need some signs to show where the next hole is. Not good experience.

The course was in good shape, had a couple gimmicks that made the hold almost impossible, but overall a great course for the money especially.

Cart path definitely needs some work. Tee box needs some work done, too. Other than that, this course is actually a very nice course. Marshall is VERY nice even when he is telling us to speed up.

the course needs work and apparently will be next year, meanwhile not the best of shape. The staff needs to be up-front on telling customers when greens are airated and tee boxes as well, right now they do not.

The greens were a little bumpy, but the course was overall in good shape. Good price for the experience. Still looks the same after 36 years since the last time I played. Thanks!

Played the Earl Fry course , it is in ok condition, the fairway were ok, the greens were ok. The couse is good for beginners

Freindly staff and we got out on time.Pace of play was great especialy for a Saturday .I will be back to play this one more often