San Francisco Golf Club Course Review

The San Francisco Golf Club is located in San Francisco, California (hence the name) and its one of the oldest in the country and among the most famous. Why, you may ask? Well, to begin with, the golf course was designed by the famous golf architect A.W. Tillinghast. The San Francisco Club was founded way back in 1895 and the course itself features 6828 yards of of golf from its longest tees for a 71 par, being a private resort/walking only facility with caddies provided upon request. As far as the great game of golf goes, playing the San Francisco will make for an unforgettable experience, as this place is focused on golf and golf only, as old school as it gets. As per accolades, rest assured; the San Francisco Golf Club was ranked 33rd by the prestigious golf magazine Golf Digest as per its 2013-2014 Top 100 Greatest Golf Courses in America and also fifth in its home state.

And if you know a thing or two about golf courses and California, you understand what that means. What to expect playing here, you asked? Well, the San Francisco Golf Club is maybe the most historic resort in all the West and playing here youll be experiencing the game how it was supposed to be played back in the day, at the roots of golf: no carts, with caddies and no yardage makers. As per design, the San Francisco Golf Club is a parkland course, making for one thing only: a pure golf experience, boasting its majestic Pine and Monterey Cypress trees line the course, together with other lush foliage that both challenges the player and beautifies the course. The course is extremely fair layout wise, with generous fairways and fast/true rolling greens, being enjoyable at every skill level.