Pruneridge Golf Course

Nice place for after work quick 9. Nice large double deck driving range. Nice but small snack shack that closes fairly early. Play is normally pretty fast and greens are in good shape.

THEY HAD SOCCER GOLF PLAYERS AND GOLF PLAYERS TEEING OF ONE AFTER THE OTHER. VERY SLOW PLAY AND DISTRACTING

Great course to practice irons since only 3 par 4's and those are short. Friday morning must be a secret, no one in front or behind for 3 holes or more! Driving range was quiet too.

Great place tune your game up! Greens are still in great shape, bunkers are clean. If your in need of short game practice this is the best bang for your buck with a couple of long ball holes.

Local course nestled between apartments/condos. Holes are easy walk. Pace was slow since they also allowed soccer golf players who would jump in front of you before you start teeing off; a little annoying. The grounds are decent. Nothing inspiring about the golf shop or food court.

If you have a day off and would like to play just for a day and practice your short game, this is the place to enjoy that special day!

There was a woman in a 4-sum on the second tee that was hit on the head by a shot off the #1 tee that went left. A short time later, we were nearly hit.....again on the #2 tee! A net should be put up to protect golfers before someone get hurt badly. The irony is the sign approaching the 3rd tee that explains to golfers that they are responsible for all damage and injury caused by their golfing.

Pro: One if the longest 9 holes around
Driving range has plenty of distance markers
Con: Not as well maintained as the other 9 holes around (half weed, half grass)
Slow players (20 yards at a time) in front holding up the course with no Marshall
Players in front and behind were smoking and I had the second hand smoke waiting in line to tee off

The trees have increased the difficulty of the course quite a lot. It requires very accurate shots from tee at some holes. Overall a very good course for fun and practice.

Great course for beginners all the way to advanced players for a quick 9.

I love golfing Pruneridge because it's close, fast, and has all the practice amenities you need to improve your game.

I met Ronnie Lott 28 years ago when I hit a ball too far on the 5th hole at Pruneridge Golf and it hit his condominium's roof and it trickled down into his backyard. When I looked for my ball there he was 'Basking' in the Sun'!!! I talked to him for 20 min and then I went to my Little League Practice later that day and told my kids whom I had met. I let them know where he lived and told them to go and sell him some Little League Candy. So a couple of brothers did so and he gave them 50-yardline tickets! Their Father passed away that summer and Ronnie came to his funeral. As the two boys grew up they helped Ronnie with his Charity in San Jose, then when Ronnie retired they went to his Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony!!! I never saw Ronnie Lott again but I will NEVER FORGET HIM because HE IS A GREAT GUY !!! Who happened to live right next to the 5th Green at PRUNERIDGE GOLF COURSE which is a Great Little Course to Hone Your Skills !!!!!

Easy pace course that can help keep your golfing skills in tune.

Pruneridge is the "best bang for your buck" 9 hole course in the San Jose area. It has three par 4s, and most of the par 3s have narrow fairways and trees to avoid which keep it interesting. While the greens aren't perfect (and are mostly straight forward) they are in decent condition. Some warning: as of the end of October the first 5 holes were being aerated.

For a 9 hole course Pruneridge is a great value. The greens are rolling quick and the fairways are maintained. Overhanging trees can still affect your mental game if you let them.

Not as easy as it original feel. Need to be a straight shooter to achieve good score.

The night manager swore at me and hung up on me when I called to ask about changing a tee time. They charge to use their chipping area. Mud and standing water in fairways. Sprinklers were on... All in all, horrible experience. I won't be back!

Not too many 9-hole par 3 courses around. This place gets the job done but it's nothing to write home about. Was a lot better when we played for free during college!

The course is well maintained. The holes are challenging. I wouldn't mind playing there again. It's a short course but challenging. This course will practice your capability for irons and short game?

Pruneridge is a nice little par 30 track. It's always in good shape and you play it in about 1.5 hrs. There are a couple of tee shots with strategically placed trees that make you think. It's a nice little course and a good deal if you can play for $15 or less, but i would never pay the $22 regular rate.