Sunday fun day. Husband challenge me to a game…read more Subpar Miniture Golf 18 Holes - All about San Francjsco Front desk - Charlie, he help me get all setup for the game and took my order for drinks and food. Chardonnay Hazy IPA Mimi Corndogs It was fried so frest and good. It came out so quick too. Husband and I had a tied game "55" . It is a must to stop in and play.

A cute spot for date night! If you are into SF popular tourist spots and history and love mini…read moregolf, this is a perfect cross between the two! Although the courses were not that hard, it was fun and cute to see each hole present a little bit of SF history. I loved the miniature buildings that showcased how amazing SF is, you don't realize how many popular landmarks there are here in the bay until coming here! This is tucked away near Ghirardelli square, and there's tons of things to do in the area, so it's a nice little detour while walking around fisherman's wharf and eating an ice cream sundae!

Stagecoach Greens is a super cute date spot or family night out spot. I dropped by recently (on a…read moredate!) and was utterly charmed by the set design of each mini golf course. I loved the walk through SF's history, and felt engaged at every hole. I like billiards so I loved one of the later holes that challenged you to use your putter as a pool cue. The actual square footage of the course is not very big, but they pack a lot in the space they got. I didn't try the food or drinks but there was ample seating. Drinks but not food were allowed on the course itself. All in all not a bad way to spend $20 for a fun evening!

I enjoyed a round of minigolf this past Saturday before closing time, after grabbing a meal at…read moreSpark Social SF. Usually, I pass the slow people and jump to different holes out of order then come back, but I started early and was in no rush to finish, so I just kept myself busy while waiting for groups ahead of me, including a large party of 6 who kept causing a delay. The boom & bust course was made up of interesting props and decor representing SF landmarks and settings throughout time. Every hole had a starting point with little descriptions and buttons that could be pressed to hear about the history or fun facts about each scene. But only some of the buttons worked. Overall the holes were pretty easy, so for most I got a hole in one or two, but at least the sets were amusing, to keep it interesting. Some of my faves were the Barbary Coast Saloon with old-town piano music playing inside, the Gold Rush Graveyard which has a coffin that opens and lights up, though I think there's a specific hole that activates it (I got it in the left and nothing happened), Alpha In The Air with skyscrapers battling it out, and Spirit of Invention where players are instructed to use their putter as a pool cue (this was different). Some parts were broken and/or closed off, such as one of the Sierra Tunnels Mining Co. tracks covered with blue tape. But the place was in good condition altogether, the 18-hole course not bad at all.

Great (and only?) spot in the city to practice your swing - owner is super chill, machines are…read moregreat, and Byron is a great instructor.

Peter is back! Check out the website!…read more I went today for his soft opening in his new spot at 1440 Bush. Same awesome guy Peter. Same golf technology. Same fun vibes. Better location! This is actually about 4 blocks from me and an easy walk. This is the only place to hit balls outside of Presidio within this part of the City. I'll be a regular!

I am dressed and ready win!…read more 152nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs I bet $$$ 1. Renegade 2. So Happy 3. Chief Wallabee 4. Great White Reddys bet $$$ Renegade, Furtger Ado & Commandment Mommy bet $$$ Six Speed Presidio Golf Club Server - Dana and Janet are both amazing in service. The deco is so beautiful and clean. Great golf course. Must visit and play.

With a break in the rain, I had to take advantage and scratch that golf itch. Found a last minute…read moretee time available on a Saturday for a single golfer, and took it. This was my first time playing the course in like 8 years, and I forgot how beautiful this course is. The course itself is on the tougher side, but fun for all skill levels. It definitely challenges all different parts of your game. Even with the rain, the course drained pretty well. Bunkers were in a good shape (I'd know, I hit into plenty of them lol) Something I never experienced before in all the years playing golf was that I had to share a cart with a random player. I got paired with a group of 3, so I ended up sharing a cart with the 3rd. Luckily I'm comfortable enough to do this and the guys I played with were fun. It's something to think about if you are a single, that you might have to share a cart with a stranger. If that's not your thing, I'd prolly walk with a push cart. It's a hilly course but it's a good walk. Pace of play is a bit slow (expected on the weekends) so plan for a 5+ hour round. They had some issues with the conditions of the greens, which is much better now than it was back in the fall but at the time of writing this, they are offering a 15% off green fees, which is notated on their booking website. Recently they made a change to their parking lot, where you have to pay ($3/hr or $15/all day). On top of the green fee, you'll have to pay $15 just to park. I get it's to support the Presidio but with the green fees the prices they are I feel like that's plenty of support. Not a deal breaker but definitely carpool if you can do your group can save some cash for drinks at the turn instead. Overall, as I try to play every course in the Bay Area, price aside, is easily one of the most beautiful public courses you'll find in the Bay Area. Definitely will be playing again.

We really enjoyed this 9 hole par 3 Muni. Greens were in great shape. Signage to get you to the…read morenext hole could have been better. The staff was very friendly and welcoming even gave us bar and restaurant recommendations. They have plenty of golf clubs for you to rent with a pull cart if you like. Definitely coming back to play this course next time I am in SF.

This place Can Be Great Fun ... though each worker has different style and pull ... Wish they all…read morepulled for the customer with All Their Might ... but some bring attitude from home to work ... a No No ...

I went to the driving range here and it was so beautiful! A medium trek to get to if you only use…read morepublic transportation but you walk through some nice views as well.

This is an older muni course (maybe 100 years old) but renovated within the last 25 years to make…read moreit PGA Tour sanctioned, so tournaments could be played here. Very rare for a muni course to be given these specs. So now this ain't your basic muni course anymore, it is now more premium...in greenkeeping, in price and demand to play. This was my first time playing on SF soil and I play almost weekly. I've played a few spots in Monterey, Half Moon Bay and this course has visually the same terrain, with coastal wet mornings and cypress trees all over. Now this course has no ocean views, but Lake Merced is visible from a few holes. I was enamored with the cypress tree lined fairways and the beautifully maintained grass all over. Now with all this high level groundskeeping, though beautiful is also where all the challenge is here. Because this course is fairly flat, they're using the cut of the grass to be the challenge or the penalty. The rough cuts here are borderline insane. A good challenge for a pro/near scratch golfer but very penalizing and difficult for an average to high handicapper. A 3 inch rough doesn't sound too bad, but it is long enough that if your ball touches this rough it will 1) be hard to find, unless you are on top of it; 2) lose any roll/distance as once in this rough, the ball will catch and stop, giving you a longer distance for your next shot; 3) it is hard to make a connection in this rough so that next shot will usually not be flush/ideal. So the basic gist of this place is 'stay away from the rough'. But for an average golfer that is just so improbable. Even a nice shot to a green that may miss just by a couple of feet could easily find this rough. And to be that close and to have a very difficult shot as a result, is just too much for me to swallow. Just took the fun out of the game...for me. So a tad too difficult for me, also pricier than what I could do on a weekly basis. $150 to walk on a weekend. My regular golf buds and I usually play much performance friendly courses for about $70ish. So this is definitely more of a special occasion type place. I still want to come back someday and see how I fare now that I know how things roll...or more accurately how they don't.

This was a fun afternoon to spend time with the kiddo and his cousins. The grownups had a couple of…read morebeers and the kids went and played golf and had a blast. The food menu looks a little pricey for what you get so we opted not to eat there. But the beer selection is quite extensive. Seems like a fun place to take the kids for some fun, or have a date.

Mini golf area is not that big. There are other activities too like arcade games, claw machines,…read moretabletop games. Arcade is enticingly colorful - And pricey, did the math and it comes out to about $2.50 per play for claw machine Can grab drinks at the bar and just hangout. Appreciate it opens til midnight if you're looking for a place to just hangout and late night entertainment!

Great place, everyone is kind and nice besides also tasty drinks and food! We have our Christmas…read moreparty here all the time also new years and Halloween! Great place for the family

I've visited The Olympic Club three times now. Thanks to my sister's company holiday parties! I've…read moregot to try all the different foods that they have out, and I liked most of them! My favorites were the shrimp cocktail, drinks, chip & dip, and pizzas. The place is gorgeous inside and out. The view is spectacular. The restrooms were impeccably clean. The staff are all friendly and attentive. They have a pretty big parking lot so it was fairly easy to find a parking spot.

If you were thinking about playing Lincoln Park, right now might be the time! The course was set up…read morefor the qualifying matches for the SF City Championship, and the greens are actually puttable! Combined with the nice weather, the course is dry and playing faster than normal. I wish they'd maintain the course like this year round because if the greens were as a good as they were this past weekend, it'd be one of the best deals for public golf in the Bay Area. Plus you can't beat the views on a clear day of the Golden Gate Bridge. We came here this past Sunday without a tee time and were able to get 2some out with minimal wait. Making a tee time in advance is definitely recommended but if you are looking for a last minute way to get out to the course, walking on is possible. Since it was a hot day, we decided to get a power cart which is $50 for two people. It's a cart-path only course, which is a bummer but since it doesn't typically drain well, it makes sense. $50 for a cart is kinda steep considering the carts are standard and don't provide any type of GPS or anything. The course is very hilly, so even with a push cart, it can be a strenuous walk. Like I mentioned in the beginning, if you were thinking about playing Lincoln, now would be a great time since the course is in great condition.

Definitive pros and cons, but for the price and views it's pretty unbeatable in SF. Fairways are…read morerelatively well maintained, pace is reasonable, and the elevation changes and narrowness make it deceiving challenging. Knocked one star because the greens were punched and we weren't told (as in, not even when checking in at the pro shop, found out on the green of hole 1).

Just the way I remembered it. Don't change anything. Bartender/starter was great. If you have never…read moreplayed it. Don't expect Harding Park. Expect a really fun and challenging 9 holes. Or play it twice from different tees. 5 star course, unless you are a stuck up country club person

It's voted to be one of the toughest 9 hole courses in America…read more Well, after a pint of Guinness watching Scheffler win the 2025 BMW, talking to the proprietor Tom and peeking out of the cute bar, to the finishing holes, we decided to tackle this reputed course. The afternoon 9 hole round cost $40 walking. Walking up to the first green we saw a coyote rambling through the fairways. Good or bad omen, we would find out. At least it was not freezing or blowing too bad. T boxes were uneven, hard to see, and a bit rough. Lots of trees to consider and huge patches of carryover sand. Bunkers were not manicured. It's easy to top your ball in some of the patched fringe or tree-lined fairways. Overall it had nice views of McLaren Park, the Cow Palace and Visitacion Valley below. But a bit more maintenance on the fringes wouldn't do it harm.