Ok, when was someone going to tell me this is the spot to be?!?! I went on a Friday night to the…read moredriving range and I fell in love immediately. I feel like golf courses give a winery effect, just so pleasant and heavenly to be at!!!! I started at Ace's Ice house for drinks and food and OMG I literally cannot wait to come back just for Ace's. SUch a nice atmosphere and the food was so yummy! Loved the open concept with the firepit! The driving range is literally so much fun. You pay for your bucket, fill it up, then pick a bay. There are 2 levels so there are a lot of options to choose from. It was busy on a Friday night, but I got a corner Bay on the second level and it was so perfect. 2 buckets of balls lasted quite a while, I was shocked! This is such a fun activity if you're looking for something new to do!

Loving the look of this course these days. So well maintained like a mini oasis in San Jose. Got my…read moreclubs regripped here and the quality is so far so good. :-) Fun 9 hole course. Affordable. Play is about 1.5 hours, but you could probably play even quicker if you get the opportunity to play solo. Great for fitting in a little golf during the work week. Just beware of the dog that lives by hole 8 haha sometimes it'll bark during your back swing!

Have been taking lessons from Leigh Ochinero for a few months now, and couldn't be happier with the…read moreresults. Just got back from hitting my personal best round to date (+3 at Sunken Gardens), and felt like I needed to give credit where credit's due. Leigh does a great job not only instructing and coaching the mechanics side of the game, but with the mental side, too. (Which I didn't realize is as important as it is...). He does a great job of quickly identifying where you need to make improvements, and giving drills for working on it. Thanks Leigh! Terry got me set up with a great set of clubs, too. Great people at Golf Tech!

This store has been around for long time. Kind staff and…read morethey carry bunch of premium brands including oversea items. My clubs were custom made to fit my swing and I am happy with the result.

My wife and I had an amazing experience at Fox Hole Golf Club! From the moment we arrived, we were…read moreimpressed by how welcoming it felt (we are beginners at golf). Max (who I believe is the owner) went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. He was incredibly kind, helpful, and provided some of the best customer service we've experienced. The reservation process was quick and easy, and the hourly rate was very affordable ($40 per hour and additional $5 per person) Since we don't own golf clubs, they provided us with a set at no extra charge, and even gave us complimentary chilled water bottles, which were much appreciated after working up a sweat. The facility itself was spotless, comfortable, and nicely air-conditioned, making it a great place to spend a an hour in especially on a hot day. One of our favorite features was being able to stream YouTube TV, so we watched the World Cup while practicing our swings--it made the experience even more enjoyable. The simulator technology was incredible. It provided detailed feedback that really helped us understand and improve our swings. Whether you're a beginner like us or an experienced golfer looking to fine-tune your game, the technology is both fun and genuinely useful. Overall, we had such a great time and can't recommend Fox Hole Golf Club enough. Between the outstanding customer service, clean facilities, affordable pricing, and top-notch simulator technology, it was an all-around fantastic experience. We'll definitely be back!

Don't get a golf coach, just come here…read more Highly recommended for beginners. I was spending $120 an hour on coaching lessons before this, and getting vague recommendations that only confused me more. For a $40 an hour, 1/3 the price, you get to see exactly what you are doing wrong, not be in the sun all day, and hit all the balls you want. The simulator is top tier, dead simple to use, and gives you a recording of every swing. It even has pose detection to tell you exactly what's wrong with your form. I initially came to see how far I could hit but spent the entire time correcting posture problems detected by the simulator~

I've been coming to this PGA store for over 7 years, and it never disappoints. JJ has always been…read morefantastic--super knowledgeable and always helpful with recommendations and club suggestions. I picked up the Stealth driver around Christmas and just came back for the new AI putter. Great experience every time. Love this place!

Only docking off a star because my wallet hates me when I come here LOL but in all seriousness, the…read moreworkers are helpful and kind and I love how they have a putting green here to try some new putters! Honestly, the putting green is so fun, I love trying out super expensive putters I know I won't buy but pretend I can afford it and look good on the course. This store also has an area to try out drivers and irons and you can get a legit feel on the clubs if you were on the fence about one, or have been eyeing one for a while. They have an amazing selection on brands so this is a good spot to check out even the newer brands that just release new models

Course is in wonderful shape, but windy. Staff were…read morecourteous and helpful. Pace of play was to be expected for a muni the seems to see a lot of newer players. Miles was great!!!

My friend and I, both mothers who enjoy golfing and introducing our children to outdoor activities,…read morehad an extremely disappointing experience at Sunken Gardens Golf Course. We had a 10:30 a.m. tee time and arrived with our 6-month-old sons in strollers. We have played at many golf courses throughout the San Jose area and have never once been turned away because we had our children with us. We understand the risks involved and have always complied with any course requirements. Upon arrival, the woman working at the front desk immediately informed us that children in strollers were not allowed on the course. Her attitude was dismissive from the start and made us feel completely unwelcome. When I asked where this policy was stated in the course rules, she admitted that it was not actually written anywhere. Instead, she explained that it was up to the discretion of the person working at the desk to decide who would be allowed to play. Rather than trying to help us or offer any reasonable solution, she was rude and made irrelevant comments such as, "This isn't baseball." We never suggested it was, and we made it clear that we fully understood the risks associated with bringing our children onto a golf course. Despite this, she refused to assist us in any way. I later spoke with the manager, Hay, regarding the situation. Unfortunately, he supported the employee's decision and attitude. He stated that children are not allowed on the course because of the risk of injury due to the course's "narrow" fairways. I explained that we have played a wide variety of courses, including many with short and narrow fairways, and have never been denied access. At other courses, we simply sign a waiver acknowledging the risks. He informed me that Sunken Gardens does not offer that option. What made this experience especially frustrating was not just the policy itself, but the way it was handled. We were treated as though we were unreasonable for wanting to enjoy a round of golf while introducing our children to the sport and spending time outdoors as a family. The entire interaction felt unwelcoming, dismissive, and unprofessional. As a result of this experience, I will not be booking any future tee times at Sunken Gardens Golf Course. I will also be sharing my experience with friends, family, and fellow golfers so they can make informed decisions before choosing to play here. Customer service and respectful communication matter, and unfortunately, Sunken Gardens failed in both areas.

The staff are all very helpful and customer service here is excellent…read more Quality work on repairs. Highly recommended.

I had to come to this place twice to fix my club and to pick it up. Both times experience with the…read morestaff in fitting was very bad. Not even looking at me when talking to me, not friendly/kind at all, and looks mad for something. Ruined my day both times. I hope there is another option for me than this place.

I wanted to give 5 stars as I do like the atmosphere of this course, staff are super friendly,…read moreconvenient location and fill the void when you don't have time for a par-72 but a 9-hole course isn't enough. That 1-star off is due to the luck factor here on who's in front of you that the course and staff can't control (perhaps some level of marshaling). I've completed this course in 2.5hrs, while yesterday took me 3 hrs to finish 11 holes, so you see the variance. Group in front of us yesterday were clearly 4 beginners that insisted to start from blue boxes...when it took them a few shots to go from blue to yellow, you know it's a long day. Everyone gotta start somewhere, but be nice to other players on pacing is part of golf etiquette too

To be fair, it's entirely possible that my relatively lukewarm feelings about Deep Cliff Golf…read moreCourse has more to do with having the wrong expectations than the experience itself. It's just that, given how this place is in Cupertino, which I've always been quite fond of, I guess I just thought this course would stand out when, in hindsight, it's probably perfectly fine for what it is. Compared to some of the other courses my friends and I have played around the Bay Area, Deep Cliff is rather unique in its own way. As an executive course, made up entirely of par-3's and par-4's, the full 18 isn't particularly lengthy, which is great for beginners and/or anyone trying to get in a quick round. Yet, while it plays pretty fair for the most part, it still offers some challenges, with the creek/water hazards appearing on several holes, prominent bunkers fronting several holes (especially on the 18th), numerous tree lined fairways that create a narrow feel, and areas that are a bit more wooded, especially along the edge that runs next to an open green space. Despite how some of Deep Cliff's unique features are largely positive, they can cut the other way, too. For example, while all of those trees create some much appreciated shade when it's warm and sunny, those wooded areas are also home to wildlife that will occasionally wander onto the course. Awesome to see, but it can lead to some (understandable) pauses in play as you wait for the deer and the like to clear out. Thankfully, that didn't happen to us and we were here on a weekday, so our pace of play was still pretty steady. However, between that and how short some of the holes are, I can see the course getting bogged down on weekends when there are that many more folks around. As for everything else Deep Cliff has to offer, their facilities and amenities are decent enough. Our cart was serviceable and clean, the pro shop was fine, and their onsite restaurant looked like a nice spot to grab a post-round beer. That said, certain aspects could've been better. At a couple of points, it didn't feel intuitive as to where we should go (the worker at the desk gave us some confusing directions for where the first tee box was) and, most notably, the driving "range" was more like a bunch of netting that you hit into (I know they're limited on space, but still). All in all, even though I'm only giving three stars, I actually think Deep Cliff's three and a half star average is more accurate. It's a solid option for anyone just getting started, as well as more experienced golfers looking to work on their irons or short game, and their rates aren't too shabby. Since it's a bit of a drive from us, though, coming back would be more for a change of pace than as part of our rotation. However, I'm sure we'll be back down the line...and when we do, it'll be with a more appropriate set of expectations that just might lead to an improved review! Until then, THREE AND A HALF STARS rounded down for now.

Such a great 9 hole. I do like playing at pruneridge more but this course is extremely laid back…read more The guys that work there are some of the chillest people you'll meet. Great course for beginners. Today was pretty backed up, but I'll still that take than playing at Sunken every time.

This course is my new favorite for 9 holes. The condition of the tee boxes, fairways and greens are…read morefar superior than so many courses we've played. It's beautiful, it's quiet and the pro shop staff are great.