Tilden Park Golf Course
tilden park golf course
Three Challenges for public golf in San Francisco and Berkeley
Challenging and beautiful golf courses are open to all in northern California. Here three can play next week, including Harding Park home of the World Golf Championships 2005 and Berkeley Tilden Park with its notorious 420-yard par 4 uphill an elevated green, first hole.
Part of the fun of golf in the city is having a San Francisco limousine or car service to pick you up at your hotel and to deliver your part of the course. Then when the game is over, the driver waiting, like Tiger does.
It is always wise to call several weeks hours before departure, deposit requirements and to book a luxury sedan, Quicksilver or Suburban to pick it up at the airport. (800) 486-9622 The Suburban easily has four golf bags and all their luggage.
Harding Park in San Francisco was designed by architect Willie Watson in 1925. Among his accolades are the Top 50 Courses U.S. ranking by Golf Digest and a place among the "Top 100 You Can Play" by Golf Magazine.
Harding Park hosted the 2005 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship. The American Express case in October 2005, which saw Tiger Woods beat John Daly on the second playoff hole.
Harding Park Golf Course is adjacent to the private club of Olympic course has hosted many tournaments and the U.S. Open is less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean and the San Francisco Zoo. Harding Park design follows the original 1925 plan, using the property existing topography, contours and vegetation. Features include Monterey cypress tower and a view of Lake Merced where the crew of high school practice in a 2k course dogleg.
Harding Tee-times Park Golf Course are available 8-30 days in advance. A non-refundable deposit to reserve in advance at the time of booking. To make a reservation advance, call Harding Park Pro Shop at 415-664-4690. http://www.harding-park.com/view.asp?id=129&page=1727
If you stay in SF to play to Consider these
One-on-its-kind Bay Golf Courses in the area.
Lincoln Park Golf Course, 300 34th Ave, San Francisco, (415) 221-9911, is easily one of the two or three most beautiful courses in Northern California. Lincoln is the oldest course on the list, its 18 holes were built in 1908, designed by Tom Bendelow.
Located west of the famous bridge, streets can be a postcard views of the Pacific and Golden Gate. If you play this course take a camera in her purse. San Francisco City Information Golf: http://www.sfgov.org/site/recpark
Tilden Park Golf Course is across the bay in Berkeley at the intersection of Grizzly Peak and road Shasta, above the University of California campus. (510) 848-7373. This course is a challenging slope. Tilden Park's signature first hole is a par 4 of 420 yards, uphill to an elevated green. My father-in-law, compared with the reproduction of the actual course of Nepal. The 18-hole course was built in 1937 and designed by William P. Bell.
Tilden is known for its rolling hills and natural environment. According to a report, the first nine holes are fairly tolerant, but things change over the last nine holes, beginning vertigo with a shirt that reminds the Olympic ski jump, followed by narrow fairways. http://tildenparkgc.americangolf.com/
There are many fields golf in the Bay Area, but we suggest you try these courses that are open to the public, cheap and well known to his driver Quicksilver luxury sedan.
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