The tuna melt Panini with a sub of salad is excellent. Local organic greens. Default is fries.read more

Wow this place is beautiful. Although it's a private club, we were able to secure a tee time as we…read morewere guests of the Fairmont hotel. A quick email to the club to inquire about tee times, followed by a call to the hotel concierge to finalize our booking, was all it took. Greens fees plus cart are steep- it was a little over $500 for two of us. We received a sleeve of Sonoma golf balls each. I checked us in and went inside the club to use the restroom and grab coffee. We were happy to have the first tee time, so we could go as fast as we wished. There were a few behind us. The downside to the early tee time is that the sun doesn't come out from the fog til about 10am. I was happy to be in the shaded weather but it was a little chilly, at 54, when we first started. Our rental clubs were at the range, on roll carts for us. Practice balls were already out there for us. We used the range then moved to the chipping area. Then we took the carts to the cart area and they put our bags on the cart and we were off! What a great round. Course was well maintained. There is a small snack shop just after the 9. Bathrooms along the course were clean. Carts are basic- no speaker, no gps. There was a cooler on it, with two bottled waters for us. Rental clubs were Taylormade and were comparative to my own, custom, Taylormades. Usually I have a rough time with a ladies set. Parking was plentiful and away from danger (bad golf shots). I would love to play here again!

I chose the salmon, risotto, and green beans--everything tasted as if it was double-salted. The…read moresalmon had a nice crust on it, though. There's a lovely wall of windows are you enter the dining hall with a dance floor. Most everyone danced. It was super fun. There's a large outdoor space for seating; it looks like you'd need to call ahead. We were there 1/26/26, so perhaps it was just the winter set up. It was extremely difficult to find with a GPS. Even calling the club, the gal who answered couldn't help give directions. That was really frustrating.

Garbage course, extremely rude members, SELLS EXPIRED FOOD, no Marshall so it is not uncommon to…read moresee 10+ people on one tee box playing as a combo of 2-4-somes. Don't get roped into their scam of a membership it's cheap for a reason! You're more likely to get into a fight on the course than finish a full 18!

This guy is AWESOME!! Before getting lessons from Ray I've never ever swung a golf club before in…read moremy life. He's been playing the game for 40 + years and his passion comes out in every lesson. He's young at heart and very energetic. Ray's patient and understanding for all levels of Golfers yet stern and upfront when he knows you can do better (like any other True Coach would be). He not only includes an in-depth analysis of your swing (through video), but educates you on every aspect of the game: judging yardage distance, club selection, ball trajectory, axis spin, bowed wrist and the list goes on and on. I would highly recommend getting at least 2-3 lessons (maybe more) just so he can fully analyze your mechanics and come up with a more detailed and specific plan in order to maximize your overall game. Trust me Yelpers, this is the GUY you want to improve your Golf game. He's money well spent.

Ray is patient and upbeat and such a good teacher. Great person ... doesn't seem just like a…read morelesson only. He wants to make the game FUN for you - but also knows that you'll have a better experience if you are a better player!

I enjoyed my two person lesson and it was an awesome two days. Kris is knowledgeable and offers a…read morewealth of resources and experience. I highly recommend him if you are looking to make real improvement. I committed to what I learned and the 10 strokes he said he could take off my game happened in a matter of weeks.

Nobody understands the golf swing better than Kris. He keeps things simple and he improved every…read moreaspect of my game. Kris is also a cool guy who makes golf fun.

Nice facility. Tennis pro Mikey very skillful in his technique and ability to share with his…read morestudents. Also very friendly and willing to refer and help outsiders looking for a place to hit away from home.

Stumbled upon this gym that has been hidden in plain sight as I drive from Santa Rosa to Sonoma…read more What a great park with so many amenities: lots of parking, clean bathrooms, picnic areas, accessible playground, tennis, soccer field, dog friendly ( leashed), shaded trails that are pretty accessible plus I think 85 acres to explore. Great place to bring a picnic, take a hike or just chill out.

We picked up food from El Molina nearby and came here for a picnic and it ended up being a perfect…read moreafternoon. Beautiful weather and not a lot of people. There is a nice walkway around the park which was nice especially after that yummy but heavy lunch.

In a way, I grew up here. I can remember numerous rights of passage travelled through on that very…read morespot. I can remember looking up to older kids who turned pro and skated for CCS when I was young here. And I can remember being that same older kid five or six short years later. This skatepark is a part of me through its memory. It's been modified. It's been closed due to crime a handful of times. It's been the source of much scrutiny by Napa's aging governing body. It's been blamed for countless criminal activities even though it's only concrete and re-bar. But it's more than merely factors of production to those whose wheels have turned upon its grades. To us, this skatepark stood as a middle finger to the establishment who took away our boards at the clocktower. To us, it functioned twofold as a home for our trucks and a vacation for our worries. And we all respected it with our spray cans and sharpies. It was ours to decorate the way our culture wished...at least, that's how we justified it back then. But there were those who sought to use it as further excuse to stop us from skating anywhere in Napa. They said, "You have the skatepark, go there and skate." Did we listen? No. The skatepark was where we went so our parents would know where to start looking for us. The skatepark was where we went to pump some bumps. It was where we went to break our wrists and blame it on the city! We still owned the town. The skatepark was our statue to ourselves. It was one of the firsts of many greater than it to come. But to those of us who saw it built and raised the funds to support it, it's was and is a monument to Gen Y. To those who came after and simply skate without worry...you're welcome from us. This is my 50th review...and that's real.

I first started going to this place when I was 12 years old (1994). I was there everyday until I…read morethankfully moved out of Napa in 2000. I hated this place but I was there everyday for all those years anyway. We stole couches and stashed them here in the summer. I used to get super drunk here all the time. We filmed 60% of our video parts here and the rest on the streets of SF. I consider myself a real OG skatepark local. I remember so many true OGs: Aaron, Abe, Smiley, Victor, Louie, Gabe, Tyson, Boboy, Boyle, the list goes on. This being said this place smells like shit and I have no idea who Joseph S. is you sure weren't there when I was.

This park was amazing! I came here on a Monday morning and we had the park entirely to ourselves…read more My boyfriend is more of a skater. I'm a beginner. There's definitely a little something for people of all different skill level. I was able to skate around and try skating down ramps of varying degrees. My boyfriend was able to try out his tricks. The park looked really well kept. It was clean. No graffiti. No litter. The rails seemed to be well waxed? Well greased? I don't know the terminology. My boyfriend seemed to have fun, though! We will definitely come back and probably get some skate footage!

The skate park had its grand opening a few days ago. Apparently, it was too crowded to really ride…read morewell. I took a scooter rider with me today and there wasn't a big crowd. There were 2 bike riders, a few scooter riders, and a lot of skaters, though not inline skaters. The skate park is big but not huge. It is not nearly as big as Lake Cunningham in San Jose, but close to Granite in Sacramento. There are two bean bowls--no waiting. There are many street bits from the front gate onward, including a working fire hydrant, a leaning parking pole, and many rails and benches to grind. Besides the two bean bowls, there is a bigger, multi-purpose bowl with a spine almost splitting it, and a very good wall extension. They have bleachers on the side and a small tent-like cover toward the center of the skate park. Most everything seems possible to skate.