Nice coaches, brand new facilities. Continent location. This is perfect for any professional or…read morecasual players.

A great golf academy for juniors to get started with the right technique and etiquette of golf. My…read moreson spends joyful time here twice a week, steadily improving his skills under the guidance of Head Pros Vince and Denise. I'm the kind of Dad who doesn't just drop kids and go but fully involved understanding the activities & wanting to known a bit about golf myself. What I observed is, the program emphasizes chipping and putting early on, along with range play focused on swing fundamentals. As juniors progress, they move into irons and long-club techniques, followed by course play and competitive play within varsity-level groups. What I like the most is kids get to do golf focused workouts improving their lower body and upper body flexibility & strengthening. Most importantly, the kids get to spend time with other players in a competitive environment that challenges them just enough to push themselves and grow. A must for all junior golfers in San Ramon & the only academy in Trivally --combined with 1:1 coaching to help them step up to the next level. And a great bonus for adults: dedicated 1:1 time to sharpen skills while the kids are at school! Both coaches along with support staff have a wealth of golf knowledge and it's always a pleasure to pick their brains to improve my own game and to use those tips and techniques caddying my son!

Our daughter has been part of this golf academy for the past 1.5 years and is also taking private…read morelessons with Coach Vince. The progress she's made during this time has been amazing--not just in her skills, but in her confidence and love for the game. All of the coaches- Vince, Denise, Anthony, and Tony are fantastic with the kids. They are incredibly patient, sweet, and encouraging. Thanks to their dedication, our daughter has come such a long way over the past year and a half. This is an excellent academy for families searching for quality coaching in a positive, kid-friendly environment.

These one-star reviews criticizing how the employees look are absolutely diabolical and disgusting!…read moreThe managers and staff at East Bay Sports go above and beyond for their customers every single day. Anyone leaving those kinds of comments must've truly woken up on the wrong side of the bed to be that cruel and unfair. Let me explain why East Bay Sports deserves a five-star review. I've been bringing my son here since he could walk he started in the Little Kickers program and now, at age nine, plays in the soccer team division. We absolutely love indoor soccer, and this facility makes it such a great experience for families. The kids always have a blast, the field is consistently clean and safe, and the entire place has such a welcoming atmosphere. The owner, Chris, deserves special recognition. He's incredibly calm, patient, and professional even when parents get heated during games, coming up to him in his office raising their voices, he never raises his voice or loses his composure. You can tell he genuinely cares about the families and players who come here. This is a family-run establishment and the only indoor soccer facility in the area, which makes it such a valuable part of our community. Beyond soccer, they also offer batting cages (which are a ton of fun!) and host birthday parties that kids love. Whether your child is a toddler just learning to kick a ball or an older kid who's ready for league play, there's a perfect spot for everyone. You don't need to be a pro you just need to want to play, learn, and have fun. With so many classes and programs to choose from, I highly recommend East Bay Sports for any family looking for a positive, active, and inclusive environment.

Keep kids off screens and make new friends! Indoor soccer is fast passed, exciting and year round…read more They have batting cages, too! The management does a great job organizing parties, camps and classes!

I think the facilities are pretty decent. It's cleaner than Dublin's Bintang, and the courts are…read morewell-maintained. I do think that $20 for a weekend drop-in is pretty steep, but I guess that's more of a reflection of inflation rather than the gym itself. Beware that the gym only accepts Cash/Zelle, so you can't use your credit card here.

We have been very happy with USBA. They are very professional and the coaches are very good. I…read morecredit them with giving my daughter a love for badminton. I appreciate how professionally they handled my requests for schedule changes etc.

They are always remolding something if you like to do a little bit of everything it is tiresome to…read morelook for something to do needs extreme expansion

The chicken ceasar wrap is amazing at the cafe and the girls working are so very sweet!! Highly…read morerecommend!

Mike is a great coach for all levels. Mike is patient and adept, able to see clearly the mistakes…read morea beginner or more advanced player is making and give practical tips to correct it. Mike loves the game and that spirit carries into his coaching. He is able to explain the drill and practice and coach the player into adjusting that has an immediate impact on their game. I have been playing casually for years and in just a few lessons know going forward-- from serve to groundstroke-- I will be a much stronger player. (He also helped me to correct some bad habits!) Definitely if you are considering it do it, I recommend Mike without reservation.

Whoa, totally surprised I haven't reviewed this course yet. A lot has to do with I haven't played…read morehere in over 20 years. But in my first 5-7 years on taking up the game (95'-02'ish), we played here often, as this is a great course to learn on for several reasons. 1) It is only 9 holes, so you don't have to commit to a long 5-hour round on a big course. And when one is a beginner, 18 holes can be grueling. 2) The course is wide open, lots of room to err, without much penalty areas. Now there are areas you have to watch out for, but still much more generous than most other courses. 3) Lots of other not-so-good golfers here. So even if you suck, you won't really be holding up snooty better golfers, who will often press your pace. So be prepared for a slower round here, can't be in hurry here. 4) Cheaper green fees. Currently in 2026 it was $20 to walk on a weekday morning. Not sure what it is on weekends. It doesn't get any cheaper to play, especially out here in the Bay Area. Now for better players, this is still not a bad place to practice and hone your short game. I took my regular Monday crew here, as 1 of them had never been, and the other golf mate hadn't been in a long time, just like me. And we had a great time. For a 9 holer, there are 3 short par 4s. The rest are par 3s and they are really not that easy. Some of them are longer like 170+ yards, and almost all the greens are bowled/raised so it looks like a turtles hump. So a little tougher on getting your ball to stick to your target. You'll be doing a lot of chipping and pitching, which is all great practice for your short game. This course is in the middle of horse racetrack, at the Alameda Co. Fairgrounds. Great way to make use of otherwise dead space. Now when the fair is going on during the summer, I'm sure this course will close down. But the rest of the year, it is open. There is also a driving range/practice facility. But haven't used those yet. Locals seem to use it. And since it is inside the racetrack, in order to get inside, you'll have to drive under a one way tunnel. Which used to be scary back in the day, as you had to honk to warn the other direction that you were going through. Now there is a traffic light that directs traffic, which eliminates guessing and having to back up inside a tunnel. A nice course that has stood the test of time and is still serving a very specific purpose...to teach and prep newer golfers by providing a relaxed and beginner friendly environment. To that I gotta give props.

Apparently every hole at this course has a birdie waiting to happen…read more Just put down the ball. Pick a club. Hit the shot precisely. Put club back in your bag. Have your playing partners get excited thinking you aced it. Pose for photo. Post on Yelp and fb. Send pick to your family

Staff was super friendly. It was my first time and I will definitely be back again. My friend flew…read morein from Texas and wanted to hit the range just to catch up and the availability of shaded and open stalls with mats and grass was amazing.

I've often seen this driving range off the freeway and for some reason thought it was part of the…read moreLas Positas Golf Course, as they seem pretty close together. But don't think they are affliliated as the signages seems pretty separate. Balls dispensed through a machine that can take cards. Slightly better value than in my area, where I can get about 10 extra balls for the same price of $11 for a medium bucket. My area gives me 50 balls, here I got 60. They have both grass and mats here, which caught me by surprise as I haven't seen a grass range in over 10 years. They are just much more maintenance for a place to have, and my area for sure no longer have them. So I applaud them for having them here. But on an early weekend morning, that grass area was completely full, with people in line even for the stalls. There were only 10-12 stalls, so I'm pretty sure that the demand exceeds the space. The matted area was another 30-40 yards away. You're hitting into an open field facing the freeway. There are many palm trees out there so I did find targets to go for. Except there's no yardage postings, so I was going by feel. The whole point in going to a driving range is so you can work on your yardages, so I dock and reward ranges that may or may not give you this benefit. There's a small chipping area that also gets occupied readily. I may have to check this place out on a weekday mid-day sometime. The putting green was just okay, decent to work out some basics, but nothing like a course you'd play on. I had a decent practice session here, except in the summer morning I went, the matted area was very wet, probably they hose it down to clean it, which is fine. But my matt was pretty saturated so not sure on how it affected my contacts. Also when I left and got home, and because I was wearing shorts, I had several insect bites around my ankles and calf areas, on both legs. I'm assuming mosquitos because everything was so moist and wet, but left me itching and scratching for several days to follow. I hardly ever get bites even during camping, so to get them from a driving range, makes me weary on returning.