Sharp Park Golf Course

Sharp Park Golf Course is a historic 18-hole seaside links course located in Pacifica, California, just 10 miles south of San Francisco. Designed in 1932 by legendary architect Alister MacKenzie, the mastermind behind Augusta National and Cypress Point, this public gem offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, coastal headlands, and towering mountains. Nicknamed “The Poor Man’s Pebble Beach,” this par-72 course stretches 6,300 yards and provides an unforgettable, walkable golf experience. The layout incorporates natural elements like Laguna Salada, a picturesque lake that adds both beauty and challenge to your round. Golfers can enjoy excellent practice facilities and relax at the stunning Spanish hacienda-style clubhouse, a historic masterpiece designed by Willis Polk’s team. Recognized by Golfweek Magazine as one of America’s 50 Greatest Municipal Courses, Sharp Park offers not only world-class golf but also a taste of California’s rich golfing heritage. Whether you're a local or visiting the Bay Area, Sharp Park Golf Course delivers a memorable round of golf surrounded by some of the most spectacular landscapes on the West Coast.