Blackberry Farm Golf Course

Fun course for beginners and intermediate players. What it lacks in distance, they make up for with pin location, narrow fairways, and strategically placed bunkers.

A couple of the greens were a bit chewed up around the edges; gopher holes, irreparable divots, draining issues. But overall, course was well-tended.

We didn't stop by the restaurant, so I have no comment regarding their quality of food or beverages.

Blackberry Farm is a nice little 9 hole course where you can work on your short game. The conditions are good and the pace of play is excellent. You have to hit the ball straight to stay out of trouble and there are some tricky side hill type holes to test your skills.

Course is narrow than most - grounds are very kept up -- staff is extremely friendly.

This is a quiet golf course in Cupertino, no much noise from traffic. It is a short 9 holes, you may need your driver just once, depending on your distance. It is challenging because of its narrow fairways and some steep greens.

Good news - hole #9 is now fully open and I believe
it is the longest par 3 on B-Berry farm. Most of the work along Stevens Creek is now complete so no more temporary holes.

Weather hard to beat - golf game not quite as good. Can hardly wait for the surrounding improvements to be completed.

Great 9 holes course with several of the greens being a little tricky due to being domed. We always enjoy playing this course even though the water hazard is dry.

The course has been under renovation for the pass few months. It should be done soon. I like how they are beautifying The last two or three holes. Some the greens of the other holes still have lines of uneven ground. The facilities was basic and the fairways are short but the course still make a good practice course for beginners. Advanced folders will find this course uninteresting.

Go there and enjoy! The staff is friendly, the facilities nice and the greens well groomed.

Grass and greens are in good condition despite the ongoing drought. This is a very short, up and back 9 hole course. We played on a holiday and it was a bit backed up however, a local told me you can have the course to yourself on weekdays. Fun, quiet place to work on your short game. Good deals to be had at GN.

Small but friendly place hidden by the hills of Cupertino. The last hole has been temporarily shortened and is still under remodeling, but they are making fast progress. Another bonus, the water hazard is dry so you won't lose so many balls :-)

Blackberry Farm is a good 9 hole course that you will need to play very well to leave with a Par score. It has trees along most holes that make you split the fairway, and there are a couple of 270+ holes, 3 of 170+ along with the shorter par 3's. Hole 6 is a short uphill shot to the toughest green on the course. Stay below the hole for the best chance to putt out. The drawbacks here are the Tee boxes - pretty beat up, and sometimes the course gets backed up. It's a great choice for the days you can't play a full 18.

The city is renovating the creek so the course has several detours leaving it in less than desirable condition for the same cost we've paid in the past. There was no indication of this until we showed up to check in. Will not go back until it's done.

Blackberry is a friendly place with a laid back atmosphere. It's a good value and pretty easy course.

Always nice to visit Blackberry except they are in the process of a major overhaul. The two par fours have been cut in half and the yardage at the temp tees is off. At $9 or a buck a hole there are better options if I drive 10 miles more. Looking forward to their improvements..

Because of construction to adjacent land, reducing the two short par 4s to 4 short par 3s, two with temp greens takes all the charm out of the golf course. Anything more than $7 and you're better off hitting a bucket of balls. Look forward to seeing the construction finish.

8th and 9th holes are under construction, so 2nd and 4th have been split into two holes. This would be ok but the greens in the middle of those two are utterly rubbish. Just weeds, not even a cursory mowing. Wait for the course construction to be over before playing here.

It was going slow because two holes are closed. So I got paired with another player. Had a great conversation through the game. Nice place quiet and beautiful trees. Easy course.

This course advertises 9 hole play when in reality the 8th and 9th holes are obstructed by construction and the administration has attempted to ameliorate this situation by splitting the only two par 4's on the course into two par 3's. The result is disappointing yardage and more than 4 holes just over (or under) 100 yards. I could have taken my money to the driving range and gotten more satisfaction from my money. This course did nothing more than provide pitching practice for me. For two players (one being a compete beginner) it took us just under an hour to complete 9 holes. Take your money elsewhere, even the "hot deals" aren't worth it.

I booked through GolfNow for a Sunday afternoon. It was never mentioned until I arrived that the course was being renovated. They took out the 8th and 9th, and the 2 par 4's were each split into 2 Par-3's. There was a little sign on the clubhouse door, but I'd already pre-paid. 2 of the par-3's have greens that used to be fairways for the Par-4's, so putting is a mess.

Cheap.