Sacramento's premier public golf destination with a walkable 18-hole course and practice facilities.
Bing Maloney Golf Course offers an accessible and enjoyable golfing experience in Sacramento, featuring an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole short course. The facility includes a driving range with TopTracer technology, push cart rentals, and a dining area. Known for its well-maintained fairways and greens, it caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned players, providing a great value for a round of golf in a friendly atmosphere.
6801 Freeport Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95822, USA
Play our walkable, well-maintained 18-hole course with generous fairways and fast greens, offering a challenging yet enjoyable round for all skill levels.
Perfect for beginners, families, or a quick game, our short 9-hole course provides a fun and affordable golfing experience in a relaxed setting.
Practice your swing at our driving range featuring TopTracer technology for shot tracking and analysis, with bucket options available.
Learn from experienced pros with personalized lessons for adults and juniors, ideal for improving your game or starting as a beginner.
Enjoy meals and snacks at our dining area, offering options like sandwiches and fries, with seating for post-round relaxation.
Rent push carts and other golf gear to enhance your experience, making it easy to walk the course comfortably.
Overall rating
Larry Mucho
16$ for a medium bucket at the range Has Toptraser Range. Not all the mats have Ts The landing area of the range is just dirt so doesn't look great in the summer & fall No hot shots really, at the range. Lots of dad's teaching thier kids. Good time.
Viraj Shah
Good local golf course. Good value for golf and the greens are in good shape. Staff is kind however there needs to be changes in the golf shop. There needs to be a faster way to check in and pay in the mornings; sometimes the lines run out the door in the weekends. Secondly, there is not enough water stations on the golf course. Lastly, the drinks and food throughout the course is way too overpriced. $6 for a coke from the fountain, seriously. The food also takes forever to make. Consider upgrading the facilities as they have done at Cavanaugh.
Chris Bartkowski
The course is in great shape. Not too busy on a Tuesday. Finished 18 holes in 3 hours and 25 minutes.
Vidura Stich
Really enjoyed my first visit here. The short 9 hole course is fantastic!! And the push carts they provide are really handy. Also a great price for all!
Yonkers Channel
I only golf 2 or 3 times a year. Had tee time 7am and was able to finish in about 3 and a half hrs. Fairways are generously wide, greens are quick/fast even very early in the morning. A very walkable course. Enjoyed my round and would play here again. UPDATE played the 18 hole course this morning 7:20am tee time and was done by 11:15. Course was in good shape, considering were in a drought, fairways were pretty green all around, but a bit too wet in some parts. Paired up with a couple of my brothers and had a great time bonding. UPDATE Oct 1st. Played course with 10:45 tee time. The fairways were a little dryer than when last played, but still in good shape with plenty of roll on drives hit on the fairway. The greens were aerated about a week and a half ago, so putting was a bit more slower and challenging with all the bumps. Otherwise a nice day to play a round. Also ate at their dining place ordering the senior meal half sandwich and side of fries, tasted pretty good, fries were crunchy the way I like them. Price is on the high side.
