Sharp Park Golf Course

The sharp park golf course was built by the very famous architect Alister Mackenzie in 1932. This historic golf course is located in the south of San Francisco and is one of the largest golf courses for public usage. The course is spread across 6300 yards and is surrounded by mountains one side and the sea on the other.

The sharp park golf course was built by the very famous architect Alister Mackenzie in 1932. This historic golf course is located in the south of San Francisco and is one of the largest golf courses for public usage. The course is spread across 6300 yards and is surrounded by mountains one side and the sea on the other. 

The golf course has also been featured in Golfweek magazine. The course includes 12 holes out of the original 18 holes. It is a walkable seaside course with an inland lake. The Sharp Park golf course is a part of the 120 acres Sharp Park and it’s known for its picturesque view while enjoying a game of golf. The park still features some of the original architects work with optical illusions and fairway to name a few.

The golf course also includes a Spanish style clubhouse built-in 1931. Designed from the originally existing agricultural farmlands Alister Mckenzie wanted to create the sharp golf course as a picturesque golf course using its surrounding mountains and ocean.