Sunnyvale Municipal Golf Course

First time playing this course; found it to be in pretty good condition -- the only exception being that the sand in traps was rock hard, making exits problematic. Holes 3 - 13 (other side of the highway) had the extra challenge of being VERY windy (a par 5 into a 30 mph wind???). The fairways are --overall -- wider than most courses, providing the player with a very fair attempt at par; however, get into the trees lining each side, and expect to add a stroke to your total. Overall, a nice experience...I would return.

The course was in excellent shape, with noticeably faster greens and improved fairways. It’s clear the staff have invested time in making meaningful upgrades

If it had a range there it would be epic, great course and layout…only thing that sucked was the sand traps, there like concrete

The pace of play was way slow resulting in longer than 5 hours total play time & I could see there are many 5 players' groups in front of me.
I wish it could be controlled better.

Sunnyvale is a decent course. I don't think the fairways had been mowed in 4 or 5 days when I played yesterday. The grass in the fairways was an inch tall in some areas and had been growing long enough that it was actually flowering... Despite that, the course was in better shape than I have seen it in the past. The bunkers were actually playable which has not been my experience in the past (normally they are hard panned unplayable rocks). Pace of play was standard for any municipal course in the Bay Area, guaranteed 5.5 hours with not a single ranger in sight to encourage standard pace of play. But, this is what muni golf has become in the Bay Area; pump as many tee times on the sheet as you can with no regard for pace of play or course conditions.

Nice staff, good price. Pace of play ok. Too many gopher holes and just one restroom on the course? Big negative is no driving range. It works for me as it is convenient