Golf courses in Sacramento, CA.

Sacramento, CA

Bradshaw Ranch Golf Course is a public course in Sacramento. The nine-hole layout plays over flat terrain along the American River Parkway, a friendly and affordable course that serves the Sacramento area.

Sacramento, CA

Wildhawk Golf Club is a public course in Sacramento. The 18-hole layout plays over gently rolling terrain with mature trees, a friendly and affordable course that serves the south Sacramento area.

Sacramento, CA

Cordova Golf Course is a public course in Sacramento. The 18-hole layout plays over flat terrain with mature trees, a friendly and affordable course that serves the Rancho Cordova area.

Sacramento, CA

Bing Maloney's Championship 18 is a public course in south Sacramento, California, designed by M.J. McDonaugh, an associate of Alister MacKenzie. The par-72 layout runs under mature oak trees that shape doglegs and approach angles on several holes, including a par 5 that runs alongside a former municipal airport. It is a traditional course without gimmick holes, though sloping greens demand a solid short game. The facility uses dynamic pricing for tee times, which can be booked online up to two weeks ahead or by phone through the pro shop, and it includes a Toptracer-equipped driving range.

Sacramento, CA

The Alister MacKenzie Golf Course at Haggin Oaks is an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course in Sacramento, California. Designed by Alister MacKenzie, it opened in 1932 as the Sacramento Municipal Golf Course and was renamed for MacKenzie in 1997, playing to 7,030 yards from the back tees. The Sacramento course has no fairway bunkers, relying instead on small, heavily guarded greens for its defense, and Arcade Creek comes into play on five holes. It has hosted two USGA championships, the 1963 U.S. Amateur Public Links and the 1992 U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links, and underwent a $6.5 million renovation in 2001 that rebuilt the 9th and 18th greens to MacKenzie's original design.

Sacramento, CA

William Land Golf Course is a nine-hole public course inside William Land Regional Park in Sacramento, California. It opened to the public on May 25, 1924, making it the oldest golf course in the Sacramento area, and was funded in part through a bequest from philanthropist William Land. The course measures about 5,208 yards and has always been a nine-hole layout. Former PGA Championship winner Al Geiberger grew up nearby and played the course as a junior golfer. The course is managed by Morton Golf, which also runs several other Sacramento municipal courses, and a multimillion-dollar restoration plan was announced in 2024 to modernize its irrigation and update tees, greens, and bunkers.

Sacramento, CA

Campus Commons Golf Course sits along the American River near Sacramento State, offering a nine-hole, par-3 layout that opened in 1971. The course closed in late 2021 when the Army Corps of Engineers expanded levees along the river, then reopened in May 2025 with an entirely new routing built on a smaller footprint. The redesigned course has no sand bunkers and leans on water features and mature trees, with hole distances from about 55 to 185 yards. It is a welcoming spot for beginners, with rental clubs and group clinics available, and Sacramento State students and staff receive a discounted rate.

Sacramento, CA

Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course sits along the Sacramento River in the Freeport area of Sacramento, California, and is the newest of the city's municipal golf courses. Architect Perry Dye designed the course, which opened in 1995 on a 96-acre site and is named for a former Sacramento city manager. The layout has a links-like character, with rolling, mounded terrain and moderately sized, undulating greens. It measures about 6,200 yards from the tips, with out-of-bounds along several fairways and water in play on seven of the 18 holes. The course is open to the public, with a pro shop and tee times bookable online or by phone.

Sacramento, CA

Teal Bend Golf Club is a public, 18-hole course along the Sacramento River in Sacramento, California. Designed by Brad Bell and opened in 1997, it occupies about 250 acres of natural wetlands and native trees, with four sets of tees ranging from roughly 5,000 to over 7,000 yards. The course is known for its undulating greens, offering a consistent putting surface throughout the round. Amenities include a pro shop, dining and event space for corporate outings and private parties. It is open daily to public play.