Peacock Gap Golf Course is located in San Rafael, CA

Phone: (415) 453-4940 ext. 18

Website: https://www.peacockgapgc.com/golf/index.html

Course History:

The course was designed in 1959 by William F. Bell. The course underwent reconstruction and renovation in 2006 which is currently being completed. The course is over 6200 yards in length and is currently a Par 71.

The rating for Peacock Gap is 70 and the largest green is 7,640 square feet. Numerous changes were made to the course during the reconstruction, such as refreshing the greens and adding new features. You can get a complete list of the changes on their website.

Numerous videos are available on their site to give you a first hand glimpse of the course. They also feature some of their pros with some great tips. On a fun note, the course has a resident “Goose Dog” named Hannah that keeps the course clear of geese.

What You Need to Know:

The course management has instituted the following codes of conduct that must be observed by all players:

“To provide our members and guests a proper golf environment, Peacock Gap Country Club is introducing a dress code for all golfers, whether  playing or practicing.

The following items are restricted: T-shirts, Denim, Sweat Pants, Gym  shorts, Metal spikes, Tank tops, Fatigues, and Spandex.”

Tournaments are frequently held on site and the course offers numerous amenities. Whether you are booking your own tournament or looking forward to attending one at the club in the future, you are sure to be taken care of well. We’ve included information below for those who would like to learn more about this option.

Lessons are available on site from their pros, and you can email them directly using the information we included at the end of this review. The state of the art practice facility is terrific and offers plenty of opportunities to hone your game or just have a little fun.

To register your tee time, please call ahead. The course does not offer an online tee time reservation service at this time.

Playing Hints:

The second hole looks easy, but you’re really going to need to watch where you put your shot here. It needs to be placed a little left of center if you want to have an easy shot to the green.

Hole number seven is a short par four, but don’t let this fool you. You’ll still need to use a good bit of strategy and really focus on where you place your ball if you want to birdie here.

The eleventh hole is incredibly narrow, so once again, careful aim is the key to success. This course is truly one for those who need to practice setting their ball just perfectly on the fairway.

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Green Fees:

Monday - Thursday/ Friday - Sunday Regular

$65 Walking $80 Riding / $75 Walking $90 Riding

Senior

$50 Walking $65 Riding / $75 Walking $90 Riding

Junior $25 Walking $30 Walking

Twilight (After 2:00 pm)

$50 Walking $65 Riding / $60 Walking $75 Riding

9-hole (After 4:00 pm)

$28 Walking  $38 Riding / $35 Walking $40 Riding

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