Sharp Park Golf Course

All those haters who leave poor reviews are guys I wouldn’t want to golf with anyway. This course is beautiful. Yes, there are some poor lies every once in a while, but just move the ball to a reasonable piece of grass and hit from there. And if you’re by the book, then you should be hitting better shots because there is a ton of good grass out there to find. Play more golf at Sharp Park and give the city a reason to put more money into maintaining this gem.

Interesting course in beautiful surroundings but there are gopher and mole hills all over the place. It’s hard to use the term “fairways” in describing this course - tons of clover, dead grass and hard dirt patches.

Good walking course. A few uphill climbs on the front but relatively flat elsewhere. Plays longer than 6300 yards. Thick cut fairways so you have to commit to the shots. Greens are super tricky to putt on.

Greens are in bad shape. The grass has been taken over by weeds and patchy which made putting unpredictable and very slow.

They used to have bad carts but at least they had them, now on the first heat wave of the year, they didn’t have a single cart. Not that they ran out, but nobody, not a single person got a cart

This could be a very nice golf course if the city of San Francisco and put some money into it. Many of the fairways have weed growth on the fairway. The tee boxes, sand traps and greens could use some help. They have only two golf carts at the course. The cart we had was a death trap. Only one person could ride in the cart at a time, otherwise it would bottom out. The steering did not work. The brake pedal, when applied I would dig into the cartpath or fairway. You had to find a flight place to park the cart as the brake didn’t hold. .

The weather was foggy and drizzle. Fairways are green but no roll due to wet grass. Sprinklers we’re running during play. Greens are less bumpy and coming around. Carts are limited. Walking is about 5.5 miles.

Starter was reluctant to acknowledge GolfNow. Luckily I printed my sheet. He said I’m going to make you wait, usually the schedule 4 ( I had a 2some).

Sprinklers on entire front 9. At noon time?

I got drenched twice.

Regardless of the elements the course is wide open. Come out and play.

Ive been playing Sharp Park for years and you would think they would look to improve the conditions of the course and update some of the facilities and equipment. I've played much better courses for the money I dropped here. Wet Fairways, sprinklers on when we teed off the 1st hole, greens are in poor shape, bumpy, sandy, etc and really zero customer services except for the guy at the pro shop yelling at everyone to not chip on the putting green practice area. Ummm no holes in the putting green and no signs either so maybe put a sign up. Anyway, not the best value for what I paid to play.