Golf courses in Napa, CA.

Napa, CA

The North Course at Silverado Resort and Spa is located on a 1,200-acre property in Napa County, California, in the heart of Napa Valley wine country, with flat terrain shaded by old-growth oak and conifer trees. The course dates to 1967 and was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., and was substantially reworked in a 2011 renovation led by PGA Tour Hall of Famer Johnny Miller, who added length and reshaped bunkers while keeping the original routing. The finishing stretch includes a par-5 16th with Ross-style green drop-offs and a closing par-5 alongside water. The North Course hosts the PGA Tour's annual Fortinet Championship and is primarily used by resort guests and club members rather than unrestricted public play.

Napa, CA

Eagle Vines Golf Club is an 18-hole course in the Napa Valley in American Canyon, California, set among working vineyards, oak groves and cherry trees. The layout was designed in part by World Golf Hall of Fame member Johnny Miller, incorporating some holes that date back to the 1970s from the neighboring Chardonnay Golf Club along with newer holes Miller helped design in the early 2000s. Vineyard rows and rolling hills line many fairways, and a replica of the Swilcan Bridge from the Old Course at St. Andrews crosses a creek on one hole. Eagle Vines operates a membership program but is open to public tee times, with a restaurant on site offering views of the course. It plays to par 72 across 18 holes, with five regular tee sets plus two additional distance options.

Napa, CA

Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park is a municipal golf course in Napa, California, one of the most affordable and accessible public golf options in the Napa Valley wine country. The 6,730-yard, par-72 layout winds through Kennedy Park along the Napa River with views of the surrounding hills. A City of Napa facility, the course offers well-maintained conditions and a classic parkland layout at an exceptional value for wine country visitors.