Gleneagles Golf Course at McLaren Park

the likes of Gleneagles is a very rare find. Design - Fleming. Location - City views don't get much better. New and needed housing development is changing #s 4&5. When they get water - the crew here is seemingly deticatedly homegrown. No pretence and always a challenge...it breaks away from the peak, Spring has more grass

Tough course fast greens . If you play well here you can play anywhere .

A historic design gem with some challenging conditions and fine greens

The course has seen better times having played this course since I was a kid. Definitely the worst conditions I’ve ever experienced compared to all of the other San Francisco courses I have played throughout the years. Hardly any grass on the fairway between the tees and greens. Not much effort being made to maintain the course and access is difficult from Bayshore Blvd due to new housing developments and the closure of Sunnydale Avenue at Hahn Street.

Was first time playing. Enjoyed the open landings and hilly terrain. Approach shots are moderately challenging. Holes are on the shorter side and greens are quick and dynamic to read. Wind was screaming the day I played which added complexity to the course. Would recommend for a casual round.

this course is absolute dog poop. I've played at least 50 different courses throughout the Bay Area and this is by far the worst this place makes Montclair golf course look like a country club. To pay over $30 for nine holes and the chorus is more dirt than grass, the bunkers are straight mud dirt with a fat lip completely around every bunker. There are literally full bottles of urine and trash everywhere. Couldn't even finish the second hole because there were 3 coyotes chilling on the green. Trees in the middle of a par 3 fairway, just an absolutely garbage golfing experience. I couldn't even finish the full 9. I left after 5 holes. How your course looks this bad in the middle of June is beyond me. Definitely getting a refund through my bank cause this place straight robbed me.

This course is such an enigma. It’s got some interesting architecture and there is just no way to score here unless you know exactly what you’re doing. But even then, when the wind blows, and it usually is, it’s the hardest course in Northern California. If you know, you know.

Too many gofer holes and when the maintenance crew cut the grass their was a dirt storm

Course was in really rough shape. The starter wasn’t much better.

I won’t go back here.

To many gofer holes and maintenance workers stirring up dirt into the air. Also their were two Coyotes in they fairway.