Mill Valley Golf Course

Are the yardage markers current? If so, I hit can hit the ball much farther than initially thought.

I know this is weird but MV used to have amazing sand traps. They are now very hard.

Great location since I live nearby , it is a short 9 hole course where you can use your driver in at least 4 holes .

101 year old 9 hole municipal golf course with very moderate rates. The greens are very well maintained and hold most all shots. 4th hole may be one of the most difficult par 4's you'll ever encounter and the walk off the green is the most beautiful view of Mt. Tam in the entire county. Heed warning when playing in a rainy winter season - it will be sloppy out there as the drainage needs work / this is unfortunately true & mentioned in many reviews of the course. Golf for 20 bucks in the Bay Area is unheard of & with that comes a few mud balls, daisy fields mid fairway and a tee box or two that may not be tour quality but all in all big big value here at MV9. Guys in the shop are great, always plenty of cold beer for purchase and it's a fabulous walk through the redwoods.

This is a beautiful course set among redwoods and towering trees. There are a few tee boxes where you hit off an artificial turf mat (#1, #5, #6, #7) and some of the holes are very short (e.g., 130 yard Par 3, 240 yard par 4), but it's a very enjoyable round as long as you know that you're not playing a full length 9 hole course.

There are some tough holes and some easy holes, but lots of views of Mount Tamalpais, and right now as someone who considers MVGC his home course, I've never seen the course in better shape.

Had such a great time looping it twice yesterday. The Course in such great condition and it is Sneaky Hard, demanding all of your skill and creativity to post a good number. I'm an Olympic Golf Member, but choose to play MVGC all the time because it a great local alternative that is a full, wonderful golf experience wrapping its way through the Redwood groves and creeks of Warner Canyon with Mt. Tam always above.

For a peaceful 9 hole, it was a great way to spend 2 hours. A bit odd in the layout, but worth every dollar.

First time here at this location! We where prepared for the bad reviews and did not expect too much. It was not much of a serious golf game for us, but more like a hike , which it felt like! The scenery was beautiful, but the condition was pretty bad! The grass was high so lost a bunch of balls too! It was very muddy allot of places throughout the course. Our shoes got drenched and wet! I don’t even want to tell you how my game went!

enjoyed playing a round at Mill Valley but not likely to return ... for one simple reason ... the tee areas are completely unacceptable ... hard artificial surfaces that are impossible to get a tee into ...

I have played Mill Valley since the early 80's and the current conditions are the best they have ever been. Although not a long course, there is plenty of bite. Small greens and undulating hills provide a good challenge for most. I always wonder why people who are just learning come here. It could be very discouraging. You will test your short game and given the way the greens are rolling, putting isn't a gimme either! It is a beautiful walk, enjoy before the rains come!

Couldn’t easily figure out where the next hole was. Very hilly with no real fairways. Greens were fine. Couldn’t get tees in ground on couple holes. But hey, what do expect for 10 bucks?

When you walk through the redwoods, and get views of the mountains, rarely does it include the word GOLF.

Take some time to walk this gem and play in a well situated (9) hole setting just north of the Golden Gate Bridge.