Recently played at Peacock Gap for the first time this past weekend, and I gotta say, this place…read moreexceeded expectations. First off, the practice facility has to be one of the nicest ones I've seen for a public course in the Bay Area. All grass driving range, a couple different putting greens and practice bunkers as well. If I lived closer or in the area. This would be the place to practice. Especially during the dry months. For the course, while it's mostly flat, it challenges you to hit almost every club in the bag. Lots of hazards, OB, but also some wide fairways. It's better to be accurate than long here, which for me is a fun way to play. The greens were a little inconsistent though but at least they are more than playable. Since there's a good amount of par 3s and handful of short par 4s, the was a bit of waiting at multiple tee boxes. Overall, very solid course. Great for all skill levels and would definitely play here again

This is one of the better public courses and facilities in the Bay Area. They have a nice practice…read morearea right in front of the clubhouse and the Range Cafe is known to have pretty good food. The golf and restaurant staff I encountered is pretty friendly and attentive, too. I played on a weekday and the senior rate is $50 to walk. The greens are in pretty good shape but there are signs of some sort of disease on some. The rough and fairways are mostly fine but there are patches of crab grass. My ball actually came to rest on a large, tough crabgrass weed near the green and my wedge sort of bounced off it while chipping! I have played here many times over the years and although it's not as good as when it was first reopened, it's nice to have a good, affordable course in Marin County.

I have started to bring my 8 year old daughter here for private lessons. Not knowing if she would…read morelike it or not, to my surprise she does. Mostly thanks to Tom Carter and Bruce. They are both great pros and my daughter loves them. Thank you guys for getting Sarah hooked on Golf!

Used to be 5/5, now 2/5…read more Driving range tee boxes used to be good, now you won't find tees on most areas or turf that isn't worn out Almost every tee box on the course has been worn out to the ground. Tee location selection is almost 50% of the strategy on the course. First and second fairways could kill you as range balls fly into the fairway all the time. Yep, they haven't covered them My parents and my son saw golf for the first time on this course, now all visitors are banned from the course There's no Marshall so pace of play is pathetic on weekends, with amateurs taking 4-5 shots per Restaurant staff could've played play a much more integral role to the driving range and the course but they don't give a damn. Even the hostess faces the parking lot, rather than the driving range booths Overall, this course is a shining example of third-class management converting a diamond back into coal

First time visiting the San Rafael golf mart and I have to say, customer service was top-notch…read more I was looking for a new lob wedge and luckily they had plenty in stock with the right shaft and bounce I was looking for. I needed to have the club bent a degree flat, and Nick in the repair shop was able to take care of it in less than 10 minutes on the spot. Great conversation with him and you can tell the regulars here are big fans as well. The 90-day store credit return policy is one of the best parts of buying from any of the golf mart locations. Great to try them out in real conditions and worst case, if you end up not liking them, you can always take it back and try something else. The store itself has 3 hitting bays to try out clubs beforehand. It looks kinda small from the outside but they had a really good selection of shoes, bags, clubs (brand new and used), etc. Definitely would be my go-to golf store if I lived in the area. Plus since it's located in a shopping center, they had plenty of parking.

Good inventory in an unorganized shop with bad customer service. This is my local shop and I have…read morebeen a few times but I rather drive the extra 45 minutes to Santa Rosa to get better customer service, better deals, and an overall better experience. It seems unless you look like Marin money they won't sniff at you.

We golf at McInnis at least twice per month. We make the trek from San Francisco for the sunshine,…read morebut honestly, it's just a lovely place to golf. The staff are always welcoming, the prices are amazing, and the course is in good shape. Pretty hard to beat for the price and the location.

We had a wonderful lunch today at Mclnnis Park Golf Club at Terra Linda. The atmosphere was…read morebeautiful, the food was outstanding, and our server, Jaime R, made the experience truly exceptional. His service was above and beyond attentive, friendly, and professional.

My kids joined Little Explorers and multi-sport day camp. Per usual they complained at first but at…read morepick up they said they loved it and thanked me for signing them up. Our youngest who is usually on the clingy side at drop offs had no issues and loved the face paint and activities. My older kids had fun playing pickleball/tennis and looked forward to swimming each day. They enjoyed doing crafts and making new friends. We did not have the ability to plan too far ahead this summer, so I appreciated being able to easily book online for multiple kids with the option of choosing the entire week or just specific days. It is also great that they get lunch included. They make this so easy for parents and I especially appreciated Kilia, the director of camps, who was very helpful and responsive.

I am member here for 16 years. But this experience as I had today never happened to me before. They…read moretwisting rules and entry fees just around the finger like a bad magic. so unfair and disgracing. Particularly Marcel Morales. Staff needs training how to be polite and learn to appreciate customers. I know it is big company. They don't care about long-term customers. Also, we don't have many alternative gym options in this area. Sadly.

We were not sure what type of home gym we wanted. We went into the store twice and both Jelani and…read morethe Eric were knowledgable, helpful, chill, and fair. We bought an Inspire Fitness machine and the service and follow up was excellent. No high pressure sales. Very calm and matter of fact. Highly recommend this store and this crew. We decided to pick it up and put together ourselves since delivery time was out 7-10 days due to January "new year resolution shoppers". Photo of the main box below. Tonight's project. They offered an option for delivery and setup also.

I've had a couple great experiences with Jelani: first, over a year ago when I bought my Precor…read moreelliptical (got it on a good sale and love it) then again today when I needed to find a company to move it since I'm moving. He was super thorough and pleasant both times and really made stressful situations -- exercising, moving -- as painless as possible. Highly recommend.

It's a place that you play whenever you want to get that special experience by the Ocean or while…read moreyou're going to Half Moon Bay for a nice meal. With the Ritz Carlton hotel in the back drop on the finishing holes of both courses and the spectacular ocean views, it's a memory you remember for ages. The Old Course is my favorite of the two. More character and variety of holes to challenge your skills and course management. Good greens and fairways among the quietness as you wind through the nice neighborhood homes along the course. 17th and 18th are their signature Pebble Beach like holes. On that final hole, nothing beats hitting your approach onto the green after carrying the water in front of all those Ritz Carlton guests!! You might even get some applause for it. The Ocean Course is what most visitors want to play, with many more Ocean view holes, but not as much variety of holes and shots. Still a good colf course with challenging shots and bunkers to navigate. And being on the water, it can get pretty windy, too. It's not cheap but when compared to rates at some of the other top public courses in the Bay Area and Monterey, it's a pretty good value and you definitely don't want to miss it.

We had an incredible experience celebrating an early Father's Day! Even with a late 3:20 PM tee…read moretime on a busy day, the course conditions on the Old Course were excellent and impressively well-kept--everything from the tee boxes to the bunkers and the greens held up great. I had booked our tee times well in advance, but there was a bit of a miscommunication on the books when we arrived, and the staff seemed surprised by our family check-in. Honestly, Nate was the absolute MVP of the day. Without him, our day would have been ruined. So, we truly appreciate him and we were so grateful that he went above and beyond to get us completely taken care of, ensuring our family was able to stick together and play/spectate as a group for the whole round. We timed the day perfectly, wrapping up on the 18th hole right around 8 PM. To cap off a great day, we had dinner at The Conservatory. The customer service there was top-notch, and the food was exceptional. My dad enjoyed it so much that he already wants to come back to try out the Ocean Course next time--hopefully with a more organized situation at check-in!

If not for a perk that comes with my healthcare, StretchLab would've always been a place about…read morewhich I was curious but which I'd be too cost-conscious to actually explore. So for once I can actually say "thank you" to my care provider. StretchLabs seem to have multiplied as fast as bacteria. In Marin alone there are now 3 but I've come to learn something worth knowing: Though the art on the walls may be the same at all, the experience you have there is not. StretchLab Greenbrae is owned by the same folks as StretchLab Novato. I've been to both (and more) and formed an impression based on this. Namely, the owners of these two StretchLab outposts run the place with excellence. There is always someone to greet and welcome you, it always feels genuine, and it lends to my enjoyment of the overall experience. When a place is well run it filters down to the staff. Here (and Novato) I've never had a Flexologist arrive late, start late, or cancel altogether. If this has happened to you I'd bet it occurred neither in Greenbrae or Novato. Each Flexologist (their term) comes to the job with a different background (e.g. yoga, personal training, etc.) and I've found it interesting to try stretches performed by differing staff members to experience the variety and see whose touch I prefer. Though I have identified favorites, all have been uniformly excellent. I always leave feeling better than when I arrived and further, I find the whole process enjoyable. If you have the means, the need, and the inclination, StretchLab Greenbrae and StretchLab Novato provide what I can only describe as a perfect experience from the moment you step inside until the time you leave.

I had been aware of Stretch Lab for a few years, but had not experienced the in studio experience…read moreuntil recently. On my third stretch, the "Flexer" Jose was amazing. I have not had this much movement in my rotator cuff for decades, a testament to the practice, the place and practitioner. The studio staff is personal and professional, and the entrepreneurs Pam and Jeff that own studios in Greenbrae and Novato are deeply committed to the process and have created a special place. As I increase the number of sessions per month, I anticipate more flexibility in multiple areas.