A little ridiculous that I made the drive to Gilroy all to be denied a golf cart at 12 noon because…read moreof a Men's club that starts at 5pm. FIVE! A whole five hours before. At least have a sign up or something that says "walking course only" .. Last week, I came at the same exact time and was given TWO carts. The front desk seems to be confused at how long 9 holes would take.

Course is not maintained. Cart paths are not maintained. Tee boxes aren't maintained. Nothing is…read moreflat or close to renovated. Driving range is dirt.

I had the absolute pleasure of staying at Cordevalle Resort. It was a part of a golf trip that one…read moreof my friends put together up north. We started the trip with what I can say was a can't be beat resort stay here. We each had our own king rooms that honestly almost made me hate my own home. From the start of the stay pulling up to the security gate and getting greeted with so much energy and friendliness then being handed a rosemary bag to bring you into the mood. Immediately I knew I would love this place. The valets were great. The lobby staff were great. I was at the resort for two days and I swear I never touched a door to open. My room was ready early which was a bonus and the room. Again just great. Spacious. Ultra clean. All the amenities you could want. Fridge bar area. Fireplace. Sliding double doors to a private patio overlooking a fantastic golf course. Giant bathroom with separate soaking tub that was divine. I could review the golf all by itself. Super nice caddy Jack who it was a pleasure to spend the day working alongside and perfect weather because it can certainly get hot out there. We had a catered private lunch and then we had dinner in the bar area and everything was, you guess it, perfect. I will be back it's just a matter of when.

We stayed at Cordevalle for a few days while their golf course was closed. It was very relaxing and…read morewe felt like we had the place to ourselves. Not sure how busy/crowded it feels when the course is open, but having the course as a backdrop to our dining experiences and our room was beautiful. There is a hiking trail we didn't attempt because it was windy and our allergies were already bothering us, but a very nice option for those without allergies (or not staying during the spring). There are also pickleball, tennis and bocce ball courts and a nice gym! Our room in the resort was very spacious, they were really accommodating with baby amenities for our 15 month old which is always helpful when you're traveling. Cordevalle provided a crib, baby bath tub, baby bath supplies and a diaper genie!

This is hands down my favorite golf course in the area. It's a real shame the OWNER doesn't seem to…read morecare for the course or members as much as the hardworking staff and greenskeepers do.!! It's hard for the staff to work with such poor equipment. You would think the owner would invest more into the course instead of asking for more out of the course while straggling it to death in the process BUT... Superintendent Tom deserves a special shoutout--he goes above and beyond managing not only the maintenance side of things but also helps out in the pro shop, juggling everything thrown his way from what we witnessed that day. We played here during a tournament this week. While the course does have a few rough patches, overall it's a really fun and challenging layout. The greens are recuperating quite nicely from aerification work done. The experience was mostly great, with one unfortunate exception. We had a run-in with one of the greenskeepers--an older woman in a club cart who came flying down the path right as we were about to tee off. She jumped the curb in front of us without any regard for what was happening on the tee box. We tried to flag her down, but she responded with an angry fist gesture and kept going. We later found out from the group ahead of us that they had a similar experience with her. ( hole #14 ) It was disappointing to see such a lack of golf etiquette, especially from someone working on the course. A little respect for the players would go a long way. Hopefully, management addresses this behavior--either through training or reconsidering her role. Despite that one incident, every other greenskeeper was professional and respectful ( turning off machines or waiting for play ) we had a lovely time and are already looking forward to our next round here!

Geez this place is a dump. Not maintained at all. Bare spots, standing water, tee boxes and green…read morefringe is full of tall crabgrass. Horrible!!! And the insult to injury is $118 for greens fee and cart. Wouldn't come back for half of that. Driving range is also total trash. Threadbare mats that are ripped. Embarrassing! Worst course I may have ever played. And the course looks nothing like the web site. Online it looked like a nice course and was excited to play it, but was a total let down when we got there. AWFUL!!!

I have golfed a lot when I was younger but never had a lesson. I was able to get down to a decent…read morehandicap but I was just working with my slice and my home-grown golf swing. I had kids and started a business and took about 15 years off of golf. Like everyone else, I got back into golf during the pandemic. I felt like I was starting over. After a few months of scores over 100 I decided to seek out golf lessons. Steve came highly recommended by a friend. I had watched every youtube video on the web about getting rid of my slice and gave each tip an honest try. Steve taught me to focus on being relaxed and keeping a nice tempo. He also showed me how completing the rotation of my shoulders in my follow through automatically squared up my clubface at impact. In my 2nd lesson I was able to hit some of my iron shots pure. By my third lesson they were going longer and my swing felt so smooth and effortless. I started regularly shooting rounds in the low 90's on the hardest courses in the area. By lesson 6 I started to be able to regularly hit a draw on my driver with a slight inside out path, keeping my balance, and getting that club face closed with my shoulders on the follow through. I have now had 8 lessons and I am shooting in the high 80's on hard courses pretty regularly. Now pretty much every time I am out someone stops me and tells me how great and effortless my swing looks. I am hitting more fairways, more greens, and my short game lessons have improved my putting and my chipping. I am now making almost everything from 6 feet in, and have significantly improved my longer putts. I still have good days and bad days, but my bad days are better than my good days were before my lessons. Lastly, Steve is the best deal in town from a bang for your buck stand point. I paid $150 for a 4 lesson package which comes out to only $37.50 per lesson. You can't find a better deal.

Working with Steve set the tone for my best year of golf to date. I discussed with him my goals and…read morehe worked with me to get me to a much improved foundation. I have had lessons in the past, nothing even close, Steve knows his stuff and knows how to coach.

We held our wedding here in March 2026, and we were so happy with the experience -- we couldn't…read morehave asked for more! We worked with Emily, Theresa, and Kelly, and the team is very communicative during the planning process leading up to the wedding. Very easy to customize exactly what we wanted for our wedding. Kelly was our on-site coordinator on the day of the wedding and really went above and beyond with being attentive throughout the entire event and ensuring everything went smoothly. Also highly recommend DJ Brian - he has such a natural personality fit for this and was so professional!

*Review based on my impression from the venue tour*…read more First thought : wow, this surrounding view is nice. The drive to get to the venue after passing the gate reminded me of the other wedgewood wedding property I went to earlier in the year - nice houses, golf course, greenery. I can't follow directions and in an attempt to follow the instruction from the email, we went through the wrong entrance (aka side door), so for a few min it felt like we were playing escape room to find the phone that we were supposed to call. However, if you follow the instructions right, you should be able to see the fireplace right when you open the door. It's a nice grand entrance. The interior area is pretty nice, although it does look dated if you look closely. However, I feel like the layout didn't suit the vision of what we want for our wedding day. As for the ceremony area, I personally thought the indoor version looks/feels nicer than the outdoor version. The outdoor one would be easy access from the parking lot though. I loooved the bridal suite/getting ready area. The groom's suite was nice and spacious too, but has locker room vibe with hoops. The person (wedding expert) giving us the tour was very good at selling us the vision, giving detailed info, etc. As opposed to touring the venue first, eagle ridge gave us the run down and "sales/informational pitch" first. The sales pitch is v important for wedding venue shopping, so no negative connotation there. We ended up choosing a different venue: one main reason was the fact that we can't try the food first. We didn't feel comfortable locking in to an all inclusive venue that doesn't allow outside catering. The menu options look good enough, but how does it taste???? It would suck if we end up not liking the food during the tasting and having to settle for a "I guess this is fine because we have no other choice". We were ready to pay to be able to have the chance for trying out the food first. Unfortunately, that was not an option. The other reason was the fact that we don't have much getting ready time. If I remember correctly, you only get to go in the suites 1-2 hrs before start time. The club is only open to the members prior to that. Idk about other brides, but I personally would need a lot more than that if I'm doing makeup and hair there. The timing might be okay if you only plan on changing into your dress there.

I recently held my 2 granddaughters high school graduation event here at the Gilroy Lodge on the…read moreHill. Jenny was the even co-ordinator and was very helpful before, during and after our even which was held on a Sunday evening. I got so many compliments on the food that was served which tasted so delicious. We just had 170 guests but everything was perfect. I highty recommend this place for your special event.

I got married here in May of 2019 and it was the most memorable day of my life. The moment we set…read morefoot in this place we knew we had to get married here. The price was right, the coordinator Charlene was so helpful and the place was so beautiful and simple. Things I loved: -Outside patio for outdoor ceremony -bridal room -food was tasty - open bar, we did a his and hers drink -very spacious for 200 people - restrooms were nice and clean - very intimate setting - space did not feel crowded - catering team was friendly and quick to help clear tables Wedding planning is sooooo overwhelming but it felt so nice to have Charlene help us every step of the way. She was very prompt with responding to our questions and we even hired her as our onsite coordinator for our wedding day which was the best decision we could have made. Everything for the most part went smooth and I never felt stressed. I am only giving them 4 stars because I do feel like they can make some improvements with their food tasting. My husband and I were a little disappointed that we had to taste the same food versus each trying something different. We expressed our concerns and they were able to accommodate us with a second tasting since we were not satisfied with our first tasting. Also, we told the catering team that we had a friend that was vegan. They served him a plate with salad and strawberries. In a way that was our fault for not checking in with them with what the actual plate would be. My friend was a good sport about it but I felt so bad because he was really hungry. Lastly, our package included one hour to clean up after the ceremony ended but all my guests were rushed out by security leaving just my parents, myself and a couple of bridesmaids to gather our belongings. If they didnt rush everybody out we could have had more people help with taking down our personal decorations and not felt so rushed and stressed to get out. At this point Charlene was no longer in the building since she was with us since the morning but I do hope that in the future security respects that one hour and does not kick guests out. Overall, beautiful venue, amazing coordinator and great price! Despite the small complaints and hiccups, I would highly recommend this place as a wedding venue.

They didn't answer their phone, their debit credit card machine didn't work, and finally, the lady…read morewho owns it is batshit crazy...

I think lots of people walk right by this store because they see it sells golf clothes and, hey,…read morethey don't golf. Makes sense, right? Well. Yes. But. Just forget they're golf clothes. Go on in and you'll find well-made and super comfy casual shirts (especially), sweaters, pants and shorts. I've only shopped the women's side of the store, but every time I go it seems like the pieces are $20 or less. (Marked waaaayyy down from full retail.) The clothes hold up really well in the wash and if you're not carrying a bag of clubs, well, by golly, most of 'em don't look like golf clothes. Yeah, OK, some do, but you don't have to buy those. I have a spiffy black sweater that I've worn for many a night on the town and no one has ever said a single "fore" to me. Of course if you do golf and you are looking for golf clothes to actually wear on the golf course, well, then this place is totally made for you.

This used to be the old Greg Norman Clothing outlet store that's attached to the Reebok outlet…read morestore, but is now an outlet for Ashworth golf. This place has dirt cheap prices on polos that can be worn for either work casual or actual golf. First time I went here i had never heard of Ashworth and wondered if this was even a reputable brand because the clothing was marked down so low. Good variety that changes regularly enough so there's something new when you want a new shirt. They have the usual gamut of solid/striped/patterned polos, and also carry shorts and accessories like belts and hats. I only shop here for the polos and usually walk away with 4-5 of them, cheaper than anywhere else in the Gilroy Outlets. Ashworth is a must stop for me when I'm shopping at the outlet stores.