The Reserve at Spanos Park
Hours
Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday: 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday: 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Sunday: 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Overview
The Reserve at Spanos Park Golf Course was opened in 1999 and sits on 360 acres of lakes, wetlands and working farmland. The 18-hole championship course was designed by noted golf course architect Andy Raugust, formerly a member of the Jack Nicklaus design team. The course features 7000 yds, Par 72, seven lakes coming into play on 12 holes, strategically-placed bunkers and fast-breaking, well-protected greens that put a premium on shotmaking. Four sets of tees on each hole help balance the difficulty of the course, which presents a unique and extraordinarily picturesque golf experience for players of all levels. Call or book a tee time online at The Reserve at Spanos Park's official website.
The Reserve also features its own restaurant. Indulge lakeside in a menu crafted by their Executive Chef, Barry Mitchell, while taking advantage of the constantly-rotating draft selections and bottled beers and house wines. The Reserve at Spanos Park has a full kitchen with amazing daily specials including a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, entrees,and appetizers. They also feature a delicious breakfast menu available every day from 7am to closing. Please call for full hours.
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Amenities
- Free Parking
- Sports
Meeting Spaces
Mt. Diablo Room
- Area: 3,300 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 200
We had a fantastic day out on the course. Want to thank Melania our snack cart driver. She was friendly and courteous.
Was actually expecting more, as some golfers recommend it, meanwhile, their clubhouse is looking nice. The golfer I played with is from local, he also claimed that this summer is too hot to play here, no trees and shadows, everywhere is brownish wild grass. The Front 9 is really not much fun, some holes need to drive the ball across the lake, that's it; but the Back 9 is much better, some more Salfest Oak Trees, especially by the green of Hole 10. I like the green of Hole 12, the entire Hole 13, and Hole 16 is surely challenging, first is a big fairway bunker waiting for you, and followed by a big pond for your 2nd shot, very challengingly fun. One characteristic of this course is that they have several holes are equipped with big big bunkers, the 100 yards-wide kind of bunkers 😂
Beautiful course with greens in immaculate condition. Really enjoyed the first time playing here, even though it was for a scramble tournament.