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Pleasanton Golf Center

Designed by Ron Curtola and opened in 1974

Pleasanton Fairways - Pleasanton, California

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1714 yards

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The 9-hole "Pleasanton Fairways" course at the Pleasanton Golf Center facility in Pleasanton, California features 1714 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 30. The course rating is 29 and it has a slope rating of 84. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $39. Pleasanton Golf Center Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 2 practice tees. Designed by Ron Curtola, the Pleasanton Fairways golf course opened in 1974.

Estimated Green Fees

$39

Scorecard for Pleasanton Fairways

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	TOT
Blue29.00/84	269	174	118	259	137	117	298	134	208	1714
Red0/84	230	174	118	245	137	117	298	113	154	1586
Par	4	3	3	4	3	3	4	3	3	30

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Phil . Reviewed November 15, 2021

This is a small fun course that is great for beginners. Other golfers will not get mad if you aren't very good because if they were good they would be golfing somewhere else.

j H. Reviewed May 10, 2013

Nice course to get a quick 9 in, nice for practice an a solo round. They actually keep this course up better than you'd think, and better than it has in the past. there some fun holes and few eagle holes.

Bob B. Reviewed June 11, 2011

The course is in the middle of the horse racetrack at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Nothing special but a reasonable place to get started. On the other end of the fairgrounds, on Valley, just off Bernal, there is a driving range, where you can also practice putting and chipping, which is good to do first. The pro shops of both facilities are friendly and the places kept up well. My daughter, who is 13 and had never played on a course previously, was comfortable enough that we returned a few weeks later.

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