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Mariner's Point Golf Center
Foster City, CA — A challenging nine-hole par-3 course lighted along the majestic San Francisco Bay seven days a week. The 64-stall range and course sit in Foster City with views of the Bay. Visible from planes landing at SFO after dark, the longest hole plays 160 yards. Green fees are $18 for non-residents.
Type
Links-Style
Region
Unlisted
LooperScore
69.0
Holes
9
Par
27
Yardage
1,134
Established
1988
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