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Photo submitted by OCscrambler on 03/20/2026
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Photo submitted by Desifer1 on 11/13/2025
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Photo submitted by Desifer1 on 11/13/2025
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Photo submitted by Desifer1 on 11/13/2025
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Photo submitted by dfly1972 on 07/27/2025
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Photo submitted by Briane4567 on 04/12/2025
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Photo submitted by dvSuk7Q8eOGZiyEPAwEK on 02/08/2025
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Photo submitted by u314161884060 on 10/11/2024
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Chillin at the 17 th wish u were here Photo submitted by rudedog62 on 08/28/2023
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From one of the back nine holes at Lincoln Park Golf Course Photo submitted by u314160656195 on 05/28/2021
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Photo submitted by SteveT2449 on 05/02/2021
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Photo submitted by gckal26 on 01/10/2021
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From the 17th tee, amazing view Photo submitted by Richard4180889 on 05/25/2018
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Photo submitted by Richard4180889 on 05/25/2018
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Photo submitted by nankitaura on 11/03/2014
Golfer Reviews
Beautiful views
This course is absolutely dripping with potential. The way it is now this course is not one to play because it's an amazon. Course you play it because the views are are absolutely spectacular. The course is a bit rough with the greens being mostly short crab grass and tee boxes many time absolutely chewed up. The fairways aren't always try best and landing in hard dirt can happen. But you should play this place just for the views they are spectacular
Incredible views and value
Lincoln Park has some of the most spectacular views you'll ever encounter on a golf course. On eight (8) holes you can see the golden gate bridge/ or the ocean. The course is relatively short, but the hilly terrain and small greens provide plenty of bite. The final three holes are very challenging and equally breath-taking for their views.
Some people may take issue with the condition of the fairways b/c they can be damp in spots. However, I feel the course plays very fair and conditions are just part of the challenge of Lincoln.
Overall, Lincoln Park is a great value and good course for beginners to intermediate players. This is the ideal course to have a good time, enjoy the views, and perhaps make a few birdies.
A piece of history
Ok, so this is not Pebble Beach we're talking about here, but I loved this course.
A real piece of golf history, originally designed in 1928, the course is short, but offers some challenges. To play it well you really need to be in the right spot off the tee. It's a course anyone can have fun playing, but you'll need to be able to shape shots and hit a good long iron to score well.
Add to that the incredible views all round the course, but particularly around #4 and #17 and I really think you have to be pretty hard hearted not to like this place.
They could pump some money into the fairways and club house, but for the money you just can't experience an old school course that's any better in my opinion.