Course Details
| Type: | Public |
| Greens Fees (including cart): | |
| Weekday: | $30 - $39 |
| Weekend: | $40 - $49 |
| General Manager: | Jake Stewart |
| Superintendent: | Bernie Holloway |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Dress Code: | No Tanktops or Cuttoffs |
| Reserved Tee Times: | Online & Phone |
| Pro Shop : | yes |
| Water Hazards: | Moderate |
| Sand Bunkers: | Moderate |
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Recent Reviews
Coach Gordie - 06/19/2012
They need to add pin point for the SGXW.
They need to add pin point for the SGXW.
bpdurkin - 06/07/2012
one of the most scenic courses in the bay area but condition is sub standard.tee boxes are hairy and front side greens are terrible.they need to be rolled to firm them up as they are bumpy and slow.
one of the most scenic courses in the bay area but condition is sub standard.tee boxes are hairy and front side greens are terrible.they need to be rolled to firm them up as they are bumpy and slow.
DinoMartini - 04/28/2012
Best walking course in the bay area. The greens are very slow the fariways tight. Sometimes I play without the driver and get better scores. Did I mention that Willow is tight. Creek on the right OB on left. I like to play "the tips" behind the blue tees
Best walking course in the bay area. The greens are very slow the fariways tight. Sometimes I play without the driver and get better scores. Did I mention that Willow is tight. Creek on the right OB on left. I like to play "the tips" behind the blue tees
hpinsf - 08/13/2010
Willow Park is a nice little course situated in a canyon in Castro Valley. The trees on the course and on the surrounding hills are tall and beautiful. The front nine is tight with some quirky holes. Hole 5 is a beautiful par 3 and probably my favorite hole on the course. The back nine is a bit wider and the holes are much less quirky. This is definitely the better nine. There are no houses lining the course. Always a plus.
Check out the unique driving range on a lake. The ball retriever dude uses a boat and a net to pick up the range balls.
Willow Park is a nice little course situated in a canyon in Castro Valley. The trees on the course and on the surrounding hills are tall and beautiful. The front nine is tight with some quirky holes. Hole 5 is a beautiful par 3 and probably my favorite hole on the course. The back nine is a bit wider and the holes are much less quirky. This is definitely the better nine. There are no houses lining the course. Always a plus.
Check out the unique driving range on a lake. The ball retriever dude uses a boat and a net to pick up the range balls.
luguntt - 09/14/2015
Onedollarwed - 06/08/2014
Poppy DC - 03/03/2014
Jeff417 - 09/27/2013
Greg Grebe - 06/01/2013
BCRITTONDON - 05/08/2013
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