Golf courses in Fresno, CA.

Fresno, CA

River Park Golf Center is a public facility in Fresno, along the San Joaquin River. The nine-hole course and practice facility serve the Fresno area with affordable golf and instruction.

Fresno, CA

Hank's Swank is a par-3 golf course and driving range on East Olive Avenue in Fresno, California, near the airport. The Bocchini family has operated a driving range at the location since Hank Bocchini Jr. opened it the day after his father closed an earlier range on Shields and Maple in 1971. The 9-hole par-3 course itself opened in 1984, and the family has continued to run both the course and range for decades. It is a public, walk-up facility with no tee times required, offering inexpensive green fees, discounts for juniors and seniors, and a driving range with buckets of various sizes. Golf lessons are also available on site. It functions as an informal, practice-oriented course.

Fresno, CA

Airways Golf Course is a public municipal golf course in Fresno, California, located near the Fresno Yosemite International Airport. It was established in 1952 and has served as a longtime local golf destination for the area. The 18-hole layout is relatively short, with narrow fairways and small greens that reward accuracy off the tee and into the greens. This makes the course approachable for beginners, seniors, and casual players while still presenting a challenge for more experienced golfers. The course is open to the public with online tee time booking, a pro shop, and a bar and grill serving breakfast and lunch. Pull carts and rental clubs are available on site.

Fresno, CA

Bluff Pointe Golf Course sits along the San Joaquin River in northwest Fresno, on land owned by the San Joaquin River Conservancy. Founded in 1989 as Islewood and later renamed under new ownership, it is a nine-hole executive-style course mixing four par-4 holes with five par-3s, with some par 4s drivable for longer hitters. The course operates without tee times on a first-come, first-served basis and is open daily from morning to sunset. A grass driving range and short-game practice area with several bunkers round out the facility, which also hosts school golf programs at discounted rates.

Fresno, CA

Riverside Golf Course opened in 1939 as a Works Progress Administration project, designed by William P. "Billy" Bell. The parkland layout runs along the San Joaquin River in north Fresno, with wide tree-lined fairways over gently rolling ground. It is one of the oldest courses in the Fresno area and remains open to public play.