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It was my first time there. It is a great course overall. The day we went was a little bit cold. On that day, they had a speed challenge for golfers and could won a round of beer who could finish within 4.5 hours. A great way to speed up the pace. The course is well maintained. The only downside is there are quite a few natural protection areas and long bushes. You could lost couples of ball here and there if you could not hit straight shots often.

This course is not too hard for beginners and intermediates. Course is flat and wide open. There are couple of water hazard and might need to plan your shots at certain point on the course. Great practice for beginners and intermediates.

This course is fairly easy-- flat and mostly wide open. It is great for higher handicap to enjoy a round of golf. But the pace could get very slow on weekends.

If you are planning to take driving range practice onto real course as beginners and intermediates, this is the course to go. The course is flat and mostly wide open. If you do not have much real 18 holes experiences, you could find yourself having fun and enjoy the round without getting frustrated.

This course is nice for beginners and intermediates. Flat and wide open. However, the pace of play can get slow during weekends. Another downside is there is no driving range.

It is a great 9-hole course for beginners and intermediates. But, the weather could be cold and wet even during summer time. Well, this is typical San Francisco weather.

This course is well maintained and it is a very beautiful course. Course itself is somewhat challenging for beginners and intermediates, but not to a point which you would get frustrated.

This is not your regular somehow flat and wide open course. You would encountered numerous uphills and downhills. For the beginners and intermediates, that could be difficult and challenging--hard to spot your ball's landing location, and sometimes your ball just bounced off the slope and disappear even though you hit a straight shot.