Swaminathan Ramamurthy
Very basic course. Fairways are not maintained well. No distance markings. No directions.

Gleneagles: Bay views, challenging greens, and a resort-style clubhouse.
Gleneagles is a nine-hole golf course in San Francisco at 2100 Sunnydale Ave. Praised for magnificent design, perfect greens, and a beautiful clubhouse, the venue offers a bay-view, resort-like ambience. Windy conditions add challenge and strategic pin placements test players, with pro shop staff noted as welcoming. Some reviews call the course basic with limited distance markings and guidance, but overall it’s a standout SF golf experience.

2100 Sunnydale Ave, San Francisco, CA 94134, USA
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A challenging and beautifully designed 9-hole course with stunning views and well-maintained greens.
Friendly staff offering course overviews, tips, and premium golf equipment and accessories.
A cozy, authentic wooden clubhouse serving drinks and light refreshments in a welcoming atmosphere.
Professional instruction for golfers of all skill levels to improve their game on this unique course.
Perfect venue for golf tournaments, corporate outings, and private events with scenic backdrops.
Overall rating
Swaminathan Ramamurthy
Very basic course. Fairways are not maintained well. No distance markings. No directions.
Satchel
Bravo all around. This is what golf should look like. If you are worried about conditioning, just roll your ball and get over it. Magnificent design, and kudos for culture. Beautiful clubhouse, and absurdly fun golf course. Gent in the clubhouse was great and very welcoming.
Bill Lin
Voted as the top 20 9-hole course, I would totally agree with it, this course is just amazing!!! Not just because it's design of blending in the trees, but also the view to the bay, it's hard to imagine that this is the course 25mins away from the San Francisco downtown. Such a resort like ambience, I take the most photos ever from a 9-hole course. One thing noticeable is that their club house is like a bistro, an authentic wooden little house, quite interesting.
Timothy Soto
Scott in the pro shop was a true gentlemen. Gave a clean course overview, good tips and served a killer scotch. The greens were perfect and the environment was special from the second you turn onto the property. It was windy for sure, and the course was setup for it. A+ 5 stars and more if I could
George F
My first golf experience in SF. I’ll start off by saying this 9 hole course will challenge you. If you stray away from the fairways you will pay for it. By far some of the toughest greens I’ve ever played. The pin placement makes it that much more challenging.