Berkeley, CA tee times

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Golfing in Berkeley, California is an experience like no other. The city is home to top-ranked courses, professional players, and renowned course architects. With a variety of tee times available, golfers of all skill levels can enjoy the game in Berkeley. Berkeley golf courses are some of the most spectacular in the country. Tilden Park Golf Course is one of the city’s most popular public courses, designed by the esteemed William P. Bell. The par-72 championship course offers breathtaking views of San Francisco Bay. Berkeley Country Club, designed by Alister MacKenzie in the 1920s, is another popular spot for golfers. The immaculately-maintained, par-71 course is a challenge for even the most experienced players. Berkeley has produced a number of professional golfers, including Bill Haas, who won the 2011 PGA Tour FedEx Cup. Haas is a two-time winner of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Notable local golfers also include Matt Parziale, a firefighter from Brockton, Massachusetts, who won the 2018 U.S. Mid-Amateur. Course architects from or known for being in the Berkeley area include William P. Bell, the designer of Tilden Park Golf Course, and Alister MacKenzie, designer of the Berkeley Country Club. These two architects are renowned for their work in the Bay Area, and their courses in Berkeley are considered some of the best in the country. Berkeley is also home to a number of memorable golf moments. In 1960, Jack Nicklaus won the U.S. Amateur at the Berkeley Country Club. The tournament is often remembered as one of Nicklaus’ first major victories. In 2019, Berkeley hosted the inaugural CordeValle Championship, a PGA Tour event won by Richy Werenski. Golfers looking for a unique experience in Berkeley will find plenty of options. With top-rate courses, professional players, and renowned course architects, Berkeley is the perfect place to tee off.