Every one of the Bay Area's 88 golf courses in one sortable table — green fees, holes, par, practice range, beginner-friendliness, and each course's typical summer sun zone (because in the Bay Area, ten miles can be the difference between fog and 85°). Pick any three for a side-by-side, or sort and filter the full table.
| Course ↕ | Region ↕ | Type ↕ | Holes ↕ | Par ↕ | Green Fee ↕ | Sun Zone ↕ | Range ↕ | Beginner ↕ |
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Green fees are typical public/resort ranges and change seasonally — always confirm when booking. Sun zones describe the typical summer pattern (coastal fog vs. inland heat); Bay Area microclimates vary day to day. Private clubs are members & guests only.
What is the cheapest golf course in the Bay Area?
Montclair Golf Course in Oakland, at roughly $12–$20 for its 9-hole layout. Several other 9-holers — Golden Gate Park, Pruneridge — stay under $30.
What's the most expensive course you can play?
Pebble Beach Golf Links at roughly $575–$625. Among everyday rounds, resort venues like Silverado and Half Moon Bay top out between $175 and $200.
Which courses escape the summer fog?
The inland sun belt — Livermore, the Tri-Valley, Contra Costa and Napa (38 of the 88 courses) — reliably runs warm and sunny while San Francisco, Pacifica and Half Moon Bay sit under the marine layer. Use the Sun Zone filter above.
How many courses have driving ranges?
66 of 88. Filter the table, or see the full Bay Area driving range guide.