This links-style course features a few trees and rolling fairways, which are forgiving except for the strategically-placed bunkers. Wind is a factor during the spring and summer months, and it will always come from the west causing most of the holes to be played in a crosswind. Seventy-two bunkers are positioned around the course, along with a stream and water coming into play on six holes. The greens are often found to be difficult to putt due to their unnoticeable breaks.

Perched along the spectacular Sonoma County Coast, the Links at Bodega Harbour is a 4 Star Golf Digest “Places to Play” award winner. In addition to receiving this prestigious award each year since its inception, Bodega Harbour was named #11 by American Express’ Departures Magazine in their ranking of California’s 25 most challenging courses, and is annually rated as one of Northern California’s top ten courses.

Chardonnay Golf Club is a 27-hole golf facility located in the Napa Valley.

This course is strictly for the use of military personnel and their guests. The course is somewhat open with a scattering of trees on the holes, and hardpan rough bordering the fairways. The average-sized greens are undulating and fast. The signature hole is #16, a 390-yard, par 4, featuring a dogleg right fairway and requiring a tee shot over water. Joe Finger did the routing on the course.

The Fairgrounds Golf Course and Learning Center offers much more than a great place to get in a quick round or tune up your game! Located inside the race track at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds, it is in the heart of the Sonoma County Wine Country, which offers much more than award winning wineries.

Both the South and North Courses are open to the public! The North 18 holes are a first-rate golf course able to compete on price and quality with anyone in our region. The new design for the North Course promotes golfer-friendliness, but can offer the most skilled golfer multiple challenges if he or she chooses to take the necessary risks.

The 18-hole course with a par of 71 plays at 6,261 from the championship tees. With the best Bentgrass/Poa greens in the county, tree-lined fairways, numerous water hazards, and well-placed bunkers, this well-kept course is a challenge for all golfers.

Hiddenbrooke features the highly acclaimed Arnold Palmer Signature Designed Course, dramatic elevation changes and excellent course conditions. With at least five sets of tees on every hole, golfers of all skill levels will enjoy a round of golf at Hiddenbrooke.

Established in 1892, Mare Island Golf Club is the oldest course west of the Mississippi. In the year 2000, nine new holes were re-introduced by renowned Pacific Rim architect Robin Nelson. Today, Mare Island Golf Club is an 18-hole course designed to challenge golfers of all abilities.

The traditionally designed course by Jack Fleming (who also designed Olympic Club Lake Course) and Bob Baldock opened in 1968 and is playable by golfers of all skill levels as it winds through the gradual elevation changes around the estuary of the Napa River. Water is present on 16 holes but as Tom Sims, General Manager says, "Water is not all that intrusive. There are only two water carries and really the course is very playable from the correct set of tees.”

Designed in 1928 by architect Alister MacKenzie, famous for Augusta National and Cypress Point, in collaboration with Robert Hunter, this enticing par 36 nine-hole course was originally created for the exclusive Bohemian Club. Today Northwood mostalgically remains one of the most scenic and challenging courses open to the public. Hidden among the majesty of the California Redwoods, Northwood Golf Club offers an unparalleled golf experience.

Nicknamed the ‘Valley of the Moon’ by author Jack London who once lived nearby, Oakmont Golf Club offers you great, family-friendly golf surrounded by picturesque mountains. You can choose from the West course, a par 72 layout built in 1964, and the East course, built in 1973, a highly challenging, par 63 Executive course.

Built in 1993 and designed by Robert Muir Graves, this course features many doglegs that follow the meandering creek. Mature trees line most of the fairways and water comes into play on nine of the holes.

Nestled in the heart of Marin County, just north of San Francisco, the course at Peacock Gap Golf & Country Club is a true golf experience. The beauty of the local hillsides serves as a fantastic backdrop for the 18-hole, 6,359-yard course. Players of all skill levels will enjoy a truly scenic setting and a golf course that is both challenging and enjoyable.

Designed by Gary Roger Baird, Rancho Solano celebrated its Opening Day in March 1990. It is nestled in the hills of Fairfield and offers well-manicured fairways, large, tiered greens and challenging holes for every level of golfer.

Located just 30 minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge lies one of Marin County’s best kept secrets, San Geronimo Golf Course. Ideal course conditions, stunning views and 18 challenging holes of golf make San Geronimo Golf Course the best value in the Bay Area.

The Sea Ranch Golf Links, designed by Robert Muir Graves, is an 18-hole Scottish links-style course. The last nine holes were added recently, and they are accessed through a unique tunnel under Highway One. The Sea Ranch course is rated as a premiere site, on the same level with Pebble Beach, Cypress Point, Spyglass Hill, and The Links at Spanish Bay. It is not only challenging but visually distinguished because of the way in which it blends into the surrounding area.

StoneTree Golf Club is your challenge for today and it is an experience you've yearned for! Marin County's new 18-hole championship golf course has been designed from the ground up to become the Bay Area's premier daily-fee golf experience.

The course has been redesigned by PGA Tour and Senior Tour player, Bob Boldt, to include a new set of black tees, accommodating professionals and scratch players in addition to the golfing public at large. Players of all skill levels will find this an enjoyable course.