Fremont Park Golf Course

39751 Stevenson Pl, Fremont, CA 94539, USA

Address:	39751 Stevenson Pl, Fremont, CA 94539, USA
Phone:	+1 510-320-5333
Site:	fremontparkgolf.com
Rating:	3.7
Working:	8AM–10PM 8AM–10PM 8AM–10PM 8AM–10PM 8AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM

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Thomas Clarke

What a horrible place, for so many reasons. The course is in terrible shape, plain and simple. Customer service is non-existent. The last time I played here I was putting for a rare birdie on 9 when they turned the sprinklers on me at 4:00 in the afternoon. Went to the clubhouse soaking wet to complain and all the girl said was "yeah, they programmed them for PM instead of AM". No offer of a towel, no apology, nothing. She couldve cared less. The only other time we went there, my 13 year old son got a hole in one. Quite a big deal, right? Not to them. When we finished the round I told the guy my son got a hole in one, he just smiled and shrugged. I asked if they sold hole-in-one plaques or anything and he didnt even know what I was talking about. Said to give him my number and he would have someone call me. I did, no one called. Well make the drive to Santa Teresa or Pruneridge instead of coming back here.

A Private User

Their balls are of really bad quality, and what makes this place worse is their customer service. They cheat their ball counts. I got 100 balls and it didnt look like 100 balls, so I decided to count them, and it was even less than 80. So, I complained to the lady there, and do you know what was her answer? She cant help me because I already brought the basket to the range. She knows I didnt hit any, because when I entered the golf shop, she said hi to me. Its just about a minute later. What a great customer service. If there were any other range in Fremont area, Id never go to this place.

A Private User

They are not only cheating on the ball counts, they also cheated on the pre-paid card. I bought a $120 value card used several times & didn’t go there for a year. Early this year, I went there & my card just had $8.00 left (instead of $50-$60 at least) & I used $6.00. Second time I went in March this year, added $20 to have a balance of $22 & I used another $6.00. Went again in April, my balance was $12 instead of $16. $4.00 disappeared on my card in a month. And they increased the 50 ball price to $7... Will see how much left on my card next time I go.

Jeff Hewitt

The maintenance is really lacking. Dried out fairways, crusty unraked bunkers, and diseased greens where almost no one repairs their divots. And yet it still can be a lot of fun to play, as it has some very challenging holes for an executive course. Leave your woods in the bag until the last hole. There are several narrow par fours that are best played with a long iron off the tee. Short and accurate is better than trying to be a hero and losing a bunch of balls.

Rick Perlini

Yet to play the course but the driving range is good considering they use mats, though I believe "members" can get access to grass areas. They charge $3 for use of the "short game area" though.

Rob Birdwell

This course is a good example of what you get for a basic course for the cost. Its definitely rough around the edges, but you can get in right away most days & the course itself is fun.

Bikramjeet Virk

Great driving range. Cheap prices for golf balls and they let you borrow their clubs free of charge, which is nice if youre visiting.

Srihari Kotcherlakota

Great value for the money to practice golf. Only the first, second and 9th holes are well maintained. Others are pretty bad.

Pacific Zone Railfan

Reliable. Not the best but they have good workers who are kind. The course is ok bout the range is very good.

John Deng

The golf is not maintained so well but the people there are real nice.

Ron Overton

Looks better and plays better now that we have had a rainy season.

Ben Olson

Had a lot of fun hitting the balls and getting some good practice