San Ramon Golf Club

San Ramon is a challenging course that is well maintained. It is not an easy course but it is fun.

Rough needs to be cut down, balls just barely off the fairway in the rough were difficult to find quite often.

Bunkers were in pretty poor shape, didnt look like they were even cleaned up day to day.

Pace of play can be quite bad at times, but this last trip was perfectly fine. 18 holes in just under 4 hours on a Sunday early afternoon.

Id recommend this course at a discounted rate, I would not pay the prime weekend rate of over $70 for this course as its maintained today.

The rough at this golf course is way too long it looks terribly maintained, golfed with a frequent golfer there and he said that they had just cut their rough the other week and during the summer they don’t cut it at all, my whole group had many balls lost due to ball rolling right through the fairway, into the rough, and never to be seen again.

The fairways and tee boxes were long enough to be considered the rough, the rough was above ankle high with dead grass littered all over the course. Pace of play was slow, and didn’t see one Marshall the entire 5+ hour round.

I used to enjoy playing here and considered it a fair price. It is now trashed and overpriced. The fact that they think they can charge 70+ dollars is unbelievable. I had a hard time justifying the hot deal price of 30$ given the shape of the course.

Long story short , will not be back and would not recommend.

Course in very poor condition. Piles of grass all over the place especially on the greens and first cut rough. Rough was way too long especially next to the fairways resulting in too many unnecessarily lost balls that should have been easily found. Groundskeepers don't seem to know what their doing. Definitely was not worth the price of admission and will not play there again for a very long time if ever.

I usually play week days Monday to Thurs , the course is in decent shape . puttting greens a little bit slow . overall its a great place to play a round and be able to hit all the club in your bag and finished 18 holes in less than 4hrs.

It was a wet day, but as soon as the sun comes out a drys up the course it is going to lay really well. it is is great shape.

Pace of play was excellent. Great value for the cost. Definitely recommend

I was paired with a lovely couple for a very enjoyable afternoon of golf which got even better when on the 17th hole I hit a hole-in-one

The course was in good condition we played in a little over four hours but with hitting my first ace this becameand awesome afternoon

For a Sunday afternoon hot deal it was perfect, good value, course in good shape, my game was

not, but still enjoyed the day, fairways, greens, and sand all in nice shape...it’s not always easy to find all three st the same course so kudos to the San Ramon Greens keeper staff.

I had not played this course in about 10 years as they had priced it out of the range that I thought was acceptable for the overall experience. But a last minute decision to play left me with just a few local courses so I decided to try it again. Was reduced due to an aeration special, but when we showed up they indicated that we would be playing the back nine twice which had not been aerated. I wish I would have know that upfront as I would not have gone along with that but gone somewhere else. So I can't comment on the front nine, but the course is much like I remembered it, fairways and rough was pretty sketchy, with a lot of hazard areas that are not red staked, meaning that if you are trying to play the Rules of Golf, you are having to hit a lot of provisional balls because these areas are very easy to find yourself in. So I have eliminated San Ramon Golf Course from my list of places to play.

The course was in good condition. Areas around water holes (greens) had too much bird droppings. Nasty!

Although I've played this course a lot because it's close to home, I hadn't played it in about a year. That's because the last few times I had played, the rough was so long that it was easy to lose your ball if you hit it three feet off the fairway. I found that very frustrating, and I complained in the Pro Shop. This time the rough had been cut recently so it wasn't too much of a problem. Interestingly, all I saw all day were single players---in my group, and in the group ahead of us.