TPC Harding Park - Harding Course

The course should be walked. Carts are never allowed on the fairways so getting a cart does not reduce the walking and quite probably increases it if you make an extra trip back to the cart to get the right club.

The greens were not in excellent shape, but overall the course is decently maintained.

Not 'pristine' as in the choices above but better than average condition, especially for this time of year. Fairways are wide but I thought it played a little harder than the slope rating. Sand in the bunkers was surprisingly nice in a few cases. Weather can be a factor but we had a warm, sunny afternoon.

At $80, it's good value. It was cart path only, which I think is often the case there.

This is one of the greatest courses I have ever played. The golf course is truly superb and, furthermore, Harding Park is in the mood. It's mainly because of all those old pine trees and beautiful views. While the flat Front 9 is already gorgeous, the Back 9 is more challenging with up and down. Both 9 are so beautiful.
If you have a free day in San Francisco, this is the one you should play.

There were a lot of mud on the fairway. Rough is tough to play out of. Some bunkers have water in it as well. Cart path only definitely made it difficult at times.
Overall, this course offers a lot of great/challenging feature with a great environment/view. Play condition could have been better, but it is what it is.

I'll come back to play. I like back nine more than front nine especially hole 18.

I've played this course several times before, and it's been great to play. I find it hard to blame the course for its poor playability on this day because it was mostly due to the weather - rain in the past few days and AM before our round. This made the course pretty "soupy", even on the teeboxes. Quite a few balls plugged. The 16th-18th greens were as bumpy as I've ever seen - looked like the surface of the moon. But I have to say that it's always a pleasure being out on this course. Love the layout and the classic NorCal scenery. I look forward to getting back out there on a drier day in the future! Side note: constant pops from nearby gun club are annoying; biggest issue on holes 14-17.

Not bad but the greens need some work. A lot of $$ for a muni course but fun if the weather is good.

Hadn't played Harding Park in a long time, and remembered the last time I played, how hard it was to get a tee time. Booking with GolfNow was simple, and the price was right!!!!

Great golf course, very challenging and well maintained. Exactly what you would expect from a championship golf course
Only downside is the slow play. Can take up to 5 hours to get round 18. Not a problem if the weather is good and you are playing well but when the fog rolls in and the temperature drops it gets pretty chily....

Even with discounted green fee I think the course is overpriced at $90. It is a glorified Muni Course with fees comparable to high end courses. Nothing real exciting. Flat and lined with trees. Several fairways were packed with sand and it was hard to hit an iron out of the fairway. It was like hitting out of a sand trap. Nice surroundings but wouldn't go back.

i was stuck in traffic so got to the course 5 minutes before tee time. I was informed that my time had been canceled since I needed to be there 15 minutes early. This was not noted on the reservation confirmation I received from you. Please make sure you warn your customers about this from now on!

Course layout is fabulous, with lots of shot-making required. Greens can be devilish, but hit the right spot and they will reward. Staff is friendly, they make a heck of a Bloody Mary and it's Harding Freakin Park! Put on your big boy pants and Play It!

We've been wanting to play this course for a while so we were really looking forward to playing. The day went well, course is very nice, pace was a little slow due to the heavy play. Condition of the course was good. We were really surprised at the driving range that had mats instead of a grass hitting area...and, the range reminded us of a typical muni. Overall, we are glad we played at Harding Park but don't think it's worth the price for non-residents.

This is obviously a good golf course. You definitely can tell you're at a muni though so if you're expecting something on par with other high end San Fran courses, you may be disappointed. 4 stars, but wouldn't be 5 stars with the $150 fee.