Fremont Park Golf Club

Fremont Park Golf Club is a nine-hole, par-32 executive course tucked into Fremont's Central Park, with Lake Elizabeth and the park on one side and the Fremont hills on the other. Opened in 2005 and run as a City of Fremont facility, it is built for a quick, low-pressure round — most loops take under an hour and forty minutes — which makes it popular with beginners, juniors and anyone wanting to squeeze in nine holes after work.

The layout is short but not trivial. Six par-4s average around 320 yards while three par-3s range from about 80 to 175 yards, and lakes plus generous environmental areas hug several fairways and guard the greens. Long hitters get tempting looks at the short par-4s, but the water and protected native areas reward a smarter, more conservative tee shot. From the back tees the nine-hole rating is roughly 30.8 with a slope of 104.

Practice is a real strength here. The lit driving range now has 20 Power Tee bays alongside grass tees, with a separate short-game and chipping area and putting greens, so it doubles as one of the better practice stops in southern Alameda County. There is a pro shop with club and cart rentals, a snack bar, and PGA-staff lessons for every level from first-timers to advanced players.

Green fees are very affordable — roughly $23 on weekdays and $27 on weekends for adults, with senior, junior and Youth-on-Course discounts. The range stays open late, and tee times can be booked online through GolfNow or directly with the course. Just off I-880 and Paseo Padre Parkway, it is one of the most accessible places to play or practice in Fremont.

Is Fremont Park Golf Club open to the public?
Yes. It is a City of Fremont public nine-hole course, with tee times bookable online through GolfNow or directly with the course.

How long is Fremont Park and what is the par?
It is a nine-hole executive course at par 32, with six par-4s averaging about 320 yards and three par-3s from roughly 80 to 175 yards.

Does Fremont Park have a driving range?
Yes. It has a lighted driving range with 20 Power Tee bays plus grass tees, a short-game and chipping area and putting greens.

How much does it cost and how long does a round take?
Adult green fees are roughly $23 on weekdays and $27 on weekends, with senior and junior discounts. Most nine-hole rounds finish in under an hour and forty minutes.

Is Fremont Park good for beginners?
Very. The short, walkable layout, on-site lessons and strong practice facilities make it one of the friendliest places to learn in the area.