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Crystal Springs was designed by Scottish golf course architect William Herbert Fowler in 1924 with redesign work by William F. Bell, and Robert Muir Graves. The course is located just 30 minutes south of San Francisco, and plays to 6,628 yards from the back tees with a 123 slope and 72.2 handicap rating. Crystal Springs has an interesting layout with great scenery, and one of the lower cost courses in the area. The course is laid out on rolling hills adjoining a wildlife sanctuary above the Crystal Springs reservoir. Drives to narrow fairways influenced by the slope of the hills can get you off line, and the greens are quite small and fast. The par 5's are reachable in two, and one of the par 4's is only 298 yards as well. There's not much water or sand, and in wet weather the course tends to get a bit soft, and conditions are never pristine, but tolerable. Fair price, convenient location, and a relatively quick round
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Posted by: rznolan
Apr 30th, 2010
the course is actually thirty minutes SOUTH of san francisco its visible while driving on 280 from the south bay to sf
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Posted by: Phillip
Oct 26th, 2009
The rough was quite thick and a little long, but with all the rain we've had, What do you expect. The fairways were a pleasure, and the greens were above average. Only suggestion, take better care of the sand traps. Of course if I stayed out of them it would not be a problem.
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