Peacock Gap Golf Club

Wow..did I get lucky. The weather was great low 70's and very little wind. The course was in great shape. This is a must play for anyone wanting to play in Marin County.

Despite being a flat course, it was challenging with a few elevated greens that were pretty undulated, but fair, and bunkers on both sides of landing areas. Some longer holes were dog legged which added to add to the challenge. Enjoyable and I will return.

Course and staff are fine. Cart screens are godawful. At least 5 times per round, the cart will lock out without warning (unless it is on the screen, which I would not see because I look ahead while driving) and force me to reverse in order to get to what it thinks is an acceptable area of the course, using criteria I cannot comprehend—even if at that moment I am driving directly toward (and sometimes on) the cart path. Loud, annoying, embarrassing, pointless. They updated the hardware but the geofencing is still way out of whack. Also super annoying are the constant restaurant ads and pace nagging. 5-hour rounds are the norm here, with marshals virtually nonexistent. We are always waiting for the group ahead, yet we must still endlessly swipe away pace warnings to see yardage. If it’s too hard to fix the geofencing and pace warnings, ditch them. You might be able to measure the occasional cart trespass, but can you measure the bad will that the current system creates in your customers? A human who delivered this kind of customer experience would be fired instantly.

course was decent but the first cut of of rough was deep enough to lose a ball. waste too much time searching.
I don't mind slight penalty for being 1 yard off fairway; but losing a ball is not right.

This is the best place to have fun AND get better! The weather is so so so perfect and the conditions are very very well groomed!

A relatively tame layout with some scoring opportunities and five testy par-3d.

Fairways and greens are okay. Greens are slow. The second cut is terribly maintained. The carts are GPS locked and would lock even when your on the cart path. Great location, beautiful scenery but the course needs to be better maintained.

It was a good course with nice features and some challenging shots, especially if you're not in the fairway. Ultimately, the 3 hour front 9 made it a place to which I'm unlikely to return. We witnessed a group on the 16th green look for a ball for a full 8 minutes while we waited for the group in front of us on the 4th hole. There were no rangers out there and the overall quality of play was very poor. Another reason we need pace of play ambassadors and rangers as well. The fescue is to blame for a majority of the time spent looking for balls, but give it a once over and call it quits. If you don't find it immediately, you're not going to find it and that's okay!

The absolute highlight of the round was the cart girl who, when we asked if she had any more sandwiches, went back to the clubhouse to deliver some much needed nourishment due to the aforementioned 3 hour front 9.

It's a beautiful course, but the pace was just really really brutal.