This is my friends' and my go-to course since we're still getting the hang of things. It's priced…read morereally well, especially if you grab their stamp card for 9 rounds. What's great is you can also use the card to pay for friends, which makes it even more flexible. The course itself is great for learning. There are a couple of holes where you can really open up and drive, and the par 3s are solid and fun to play. The only downside is the water hazard can get a bit smelly, but it's not a dealbreaker. If you're just getting into golf or want a relaxed place to improve your game, I definitely recommend checking it out.

Sydney who's the manager at Rancho Del Pueblo Golf Course provided an explanation to my review of…read morethis locations driving range is due to it serving one purpose and has the following issue: She said the driving range is used as a water drainage location. My answer to this is that this is ridiculous. I've lived in San Jose, Ca for over 15 years and this driving range is always dirt! There are no golf courses in Santa Clara county that look like this one. Driving ranges are supposed to be what you might expect on a golf course. Lastly her other statements on the type of soil is present is a poor excuse. Everyone knows that the groundskeeper maintains the golf courses but they need to have the resources to do this. When you look at other golf courses, what do you see? Golf courses maintenance costs money. How do you think other 9 hole golf courses are able to make theirs look nice? Everything being about equal something needs to happen. This golf course needs to improve its driving range. It will need to be closed until these changes are made. If it's really being used for drainage this water needs to get directed to a different location. New soil needs to be brought in from somewhere. Grass has at least basic maintenance that includes water and fertilizers. What does the people that go here to use it want to happen?

It's a nice course to get in some playing time. We hop on early during the week and have ample time…read moreto try different shots.

Such a great 9 hole. I do like playing at pruneridge more but this course is extremely laid back…read more The guys that work there are some of the chillest people you'll meet. Great course for beginners. Today was pretty backed up, but I'll still that take than playing at Sunken every time.

Course is in wonderful shape, but windy. Staff were…read morecourteous and helpful. Pace of play was to be expected for a muni the seems to see a lot of newer players. Miles was great!!!

My friend and I, both mothers who enjoy golfing and introducing our children to outdoor activities,…read morehad an extremely disappointing experience at Sunken Gardens Golf Course. We had a 10:30 a.m. tee time and arrived with our 6-month-old sons in strollers. We have played at many golf courses throughout the San Jose area and have never once been turned away because we had our children with us. We understand the risks involved and have always complied with any course requirements. Upon arrival, the woman working at the front desk immediately informed us that children in strollers were not allowed on the course. Her attitude was dismissive from the start and made us feel completely unwelcome. When I asked where this policy was stated in the course rules, she admitted that it was not actually written anywhere. Instead, she explained that it was up to the discretion of the person working at the desk to decide who would be allowed to play. Rather than trying to help us or offer any reasonable solution, she was rude and made irrelevant comments such as, "This isn't baseball." We never suggested it was, and we made it clear that we fully understood the risks associated with bringing our children onto a golf course. Despite this, she refused to assist us in any way. I later spoke with the manager, Hay, regarding the situation. Unfortunately, he supported the employee's decision and attitude. He stated that children are not allowed on the course because of the risk of injury due to the course's "narrow" fairways. I explained that we have played a wide variety of courses, including many with short and narrow fairways, and have never been denied access. At other courses, we simply sign a waiver acknowledging the risks. He informed me that Sunken Gardens does not offer that option. What made this experience especially frustrating was not just the policy itself, but the way it was handled. We were treated as though we were unreasonable for wanting to enjoy a round of golf while introducing our children to the sport and spending time outdoors as a family. The entire interaction felt unwelcoming, dismissive, and unprofessional. As a result of this experience, I will not be booking any future tee times at Sunken Gardens Golf Course. I will also be sharing my experience with friends, family, and fellow golfers so they can make informed decisions before choosing to play here. Customer service and respectful communication matter, and unfortunately, Sunken Gardens failed in both areas.

Making a solemn vow to never, ever, under any circumstances, play here again on a weekend…read more I learned how to play on this course. Been coming here for years. You've now lost my business permanently. The last two weekends I made the mistake of booking tee times at 8:30am and 7:30am on a Saturday. I tried booking an hour earlier the second time to see if it would help, it didn't. My time is too precious after working hard all week and taking care of my family to come and play 5.5 hour rounds, sitting at the tee box for 20-25 min between shots waiting for two groups to clear in front of me. I'd rather driver further and pay more to save an hour of my life and this frustration each weekend. See you again never.

It was another very warm/hot sunny and beautiful day outside at the Santa Teresa Golf Club today…read more This place gives off good vibes and respectful customer service as needed. You can feel it when rolling in for parking and the parking lots is usually nearly full on weekday mornings before 10am. Very motivating to see small and large groups of folks enjoying their games and Vitamin D sunlight out here. Driving range is always busy and club house area is nice and shady to relax or chill out. Yes, 9-hole games are usually a breeze and easy to walk around, but reaching the 10th hole and afterwards can become much more challenging, especially with long walks. The banquet area has good spaces for events. Gorgeous up there. People tend to speed when driving into the parking lot, so just be cautious. Not far from retailers/restaurants/etc. Very decent. It's the good vibes that keeps me coming back to play with the groups. Nice.

Coyote Creek Golf Course was the perfect venue for my husband's retirement party. We had the event…read moreat the outdoor patio (which was covered and secured). It was the perfect spot for our group, not too hot, not too cold, with a light breeze coming through. The views were lovely and the freedom to roam onto the courtyard patio was a plus! The Event Coordinator, Miranda, was a pleasure to work with. She was flexible, accommodating, and clear with all arrangements. The ease of having everything done in-house was absolutely wonderful for me. I just showed up two hours before start-time with some decorations and favors, and everything else was already set-up and ready for me. The service was stellar... everyone knew the bartender's name by the end of the night (thank you Elliot for taking care of us) and everyone raved about the food. It was not only delicious, but aesthetically pleasing and plentiful. Everyone in attendance (and even those who missed out) are still talking about the event. My husband had the best time and said it was one of the highlights in his life. Thank you to Coyote Creek for making that moment happen for us!

**Great events team for group tournaments**…read more I coordinated the 2026 Central Bay League Tournament at Coyote Creek, and the events team made the whole process easy. Vanessa, Kayla and Evan were responsive from our first conversation. They were organized throughout the planning and on top of every detail on event day. Check-in was smooth, the day-of logistics ran without a hitch, and our players commented on how well the event was run. If you're planning a group outing or tournament, this team will take good care of you.

I love playing Spring Valley because it's in great condition and the atmosphere is relaxing, with…read moregreat views. It's quiet and the food and drinks are good. The Pro Shop personnel are friendly and cooperative to myself and my golf buddies.

Good views. A basic thing like range matts are from Stone Age. For drivers have u ever inspected if…read morea tee can be installed. Apart from views it's a rubbish facility.

Played an early(ish) start time. Was done in 3 1/2 hours. Staff were very friendly and the greens…read morewere very well taken care of. I will be back in the future.

To be fair, it's entirely possible that my relatively lukewarm feelings about Deep Cliff Golf…read moreCourse has more to do with having the wrong expectations than the experience itself. It's just that, given how this place is in Cupertino, which I've always been quite fond of, I guess I just thought this course would stand out when, in hindsight, it's probably perfectly fine for what it is. Compared to some of the other courses my friends and I have played around the Bay Area, Deep Cliff is rather unique in its own way. As an executive course, made up entirely of par-3's and par-4's, the full 18 isn't particularly lengthy, which is great for beginners and/or anyone trying to get in a quick round. Yet, while it plays pretty fair for the most part, it still offers some challenges, with the creek/water hazards appearing on several holes, prominent bunkers fronting several holes (especially on the 18th), numerous tree lined fairways that create a narrow feel, and areas that are a bit more wooded, especially along the edge that runs next to an open green space. Despite how some of Deep Cliff's unique features are largely positive, they can cut the other way, too. For example, while all of those trees create some much appreciated shade when it's warm and sunny, those wooded areas are also home to wildlife that will occasionally wander onto the course. Awesome to see, but it can lead to some (understandable) pauses in play as you wait for the deer and the like to clear out. Thankfully, that didn't happen to us and we were here on a weekday, so our pace of play was still pretty steady. However, between that and how short some of the holes are, I can see the course getting bogged down on weekends when there are that many more folks around. As for everything else Deep Cliff has to offer, their facilities and amenities are decent enough. Our cart was serviceable and clean, the pro shop was fine, and their onsite restaurant looked like a nice spot to grab a post-round beer. That said, certain aspects could've been better. At a couple of points, it didn't feel intuitive as to where we should go (the worker at the desk gave us some confusing directions for where the first tee box was) and, most notably, the driving "range" was more like a bunch of netting that you hit into (I know they're limited on space, but still). All in all, even though I'm only giving three stars, I actually think Deep Cliff's three and a half star average is more accurate. It's a solid option for anyone just getting started, as well as more experienced golfers looking to work on their irons or short game, and their rates aren't too shabby. Since it's a bit of a drive from us, though, coming back would be more for a change of pace than as part of our rotation. However, I'm sure we'll be back down the line...and when we do, it'll be with a more appropriate set of expectations that just might lead to an improved review! Until then, THREE AND A HALF STARS rounded down for now.

The reviews have become old but the league is still going strong! New teams are welcome to form -…read morejust get a group of 5-8 members together and register your team at poolplayers.com. You can select Southbay for the location. The participating pool halls are Lucky Shot billiards in Sunnyvale, Jimmy's in Milpitas and 946 billiards in Santa Clara. If you don't have a team, don't fret. New players can join existing teams that have space. Beginner players are especially needed. So even if you've never played before, give it a try and the teams will teach you!

Great social scene, good bunch of people who love to hang out, play pool and have fun. There are…read moremany pool related activities (pool social, mini-tournament etc...) that you can participate in. If you are new to the area or want to learn how to play pool, or test your pool skills for those who had played pool in the past, come see the pool halls listed below where APA league plays every week. - Shoreline Billiards (Mt. View) - Lucky Shot (Sunnyvale) - CueTopia (South San Jose) - Edgie's Billiards (Milpitas) - Campbell Billiards (Campbell) APA Web Site: http://www.bapl.com/bapl_hostlocations.htm See you there!!