Foxtail Golf Club (North)

Petaluma, CA · 8.8 mi away

Rooster Run Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Petaluma, California, built on land that was formerly flat pastureland in Sonoma County wine country. The course preserved three meandering creeks lined with native willows, cottonwoods, and oaks, along with two mature oak trees, while extensive earthmoving created rolling hills and elevation change across the routing. Six lakes, numerous fairway and greenside bunkers, and the area's only island green are featured in the layout. Rooster Run is open to the public with resident and senior rate discounts, and includes a pro shop offering apparel and equipment. The course is used for outings and events in addition to daily play.

Bodega Bay, CA · 18 mi away

The Links at Bodega Harbour is a Scottish-links-style course in Bodega Bay, California, along the Sonoma Coast. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the back nine opened in 1978 and the front nine was added in 1987 to complete the full 18 holes. The course runs along native coastal rough with rolling fairways and undulating, multi-tiered greens, culminating in a closing stretch near the edge of the Pacific Ocean with views from every hole. Extensive renovations in 2008 replaced the greens with bentgrass and rebuilt more than 90 bunkers. The club is open to the public and includes a pro shop and a lounge.

Monte Rio, CA · 18 mi away

Northwood Golf Club is a 9-hole, par-36 public golf course in Monte Rio, California, along the Russian River. It was designed by Alister MacKenzie with Robert Hunter and opened in 1928, commissioned so members of the nearby Bohemian Grove would have a place to play during summer gatherings. The Monte Rio course plays through towering redwoods on roughly 70 wooded acres, with narrow, tree-lined fairways and small, naturally contoured greens typical of MacKenzie's work. It is considered MacKenzie's only nine-hole design built in the United States, completed the same year as Cypress Point and five years before Augusta National.