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Boulder Creek Golf & Country Club

16901 Big Basin Hwy
Boulder Creek, CA 95006
Phone: (831)338-2121Fax: (831)338-7862

This scenic executive course is set among tall redwoods, lakes and creeks, and is encircled by 100 condominiums. Wonderfully-maintained greens make play here even more of a pleasure. The five par 3's on the front nine will also help golfers work on their iron game. The tall redwoods do an excellent job of framing many holes. The trees can cast long shadows over the well-manicured fairways and greens, providing an impressive sight for late afternoon players. It will offer golfers a challenging and memorable golf experience. A difficult stretch of the course comes on holes #10, 11 and 12, which has a stream that runs through each hole. The annual Northern California 13-and-under Junior Championship is played here each summer.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bent Grass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Men's	65	4396	61.5	104
Ladies'	65	4027	63.3	104

Greens Fees:	$20-$49
Course Type:	resort
Dress Code:	No tank tops or cutoffs
Season:	Open all year
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Number of Reviews: 1
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a little beat up, but a fun, inexpensive course nevertheless, May 04, 2007

reviewer: rachel from san francisco, ca

tight fairways with lots of trees make some of the holes a bit challenging for beginners. there are a few water holes which are fun to play. the overall feel of the course and those playing it: low key. even though the course could use a bit more maintenance, the greens fees are low making it a real value. there is also good food & drink at the clubhouse.

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I was a member at Bent Creek for ten years until moving to South Carolina. Day in and day out, compared with top caliber courses, this is probably the best conditioned course in the Mid-Atlantic area. Tees, fairways, and greens are bent grass, as are the practice tees and even one of the two practice ranges. The course is more difficult than its slope and course rating indicate, with very difficult holes at the start, especially from the back tees. It is a great course for average players from the regular men's tees, and a fantastic test for better players from the back. An under-par score from the back tees is exceptional.
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"Sunset is an awesome course!"
Sunset Hill is an awesome course. I play on a high school golf team, and its our practice course. But after season is over, we have to start paying to play golf again. The one thing that Sunset is good for is that it's cheap and reliable. I as a high school athelete, don't feel like paying 50 dollars to go play some course with a tee time that is just horrible. Sunset on the other hand has a low price thats friendly to the everyday golfer. So it might not be in the best shape, but its fun to play because there is no rush and its cheap to play. All in all, its an awesome course!
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