Semi-Private · 9 Holes

Brooktrails Golf Course

24890 Birch Street, Willits, California

Semi-PrivateMembership
9Holes
Robert Muir GravesCourse Designer
4.6104 Reviews
Willits, CALocation
1Listings

The Club

About Brooktrails Golf Course

Brooktrails Golf Course is nestled in the majestic Redwoods of Northern California, offering a unique golfing experience with a 9-hole layout designed by renowned architect Robert Muir Graves. The course features three sets of tees to accommodate players of all skill levels, providing a challenging yet enjoyable round of golf. In addition to traditional golf,...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Restaurant
Reception Hall

Real Estate

Listings at Brooktrails Golf Course

Reviews

What People Say

4.6/5
Google · 104 reviews
In summary

Brooktrails Golf Course is highly praised for its stunning setting amidst towering redwoods, offering both a well-maintained 18-hole disc golf course and a 9-hole ball golf course. Visitors appreciate the friendly staff, reasonable green fees, and the quality of food and drink options available at the clubhouse. While some find the course layout challenging and note that it is not accessible by golf cart, the overall experience is lauded as scenic and enjoyable.

a month ago
We had a great dinner at Brooktrails Golf Course! They offer a several choices of sandwiches, great fries, and a wide variety of beer and soft drinks. There's something magical about sitting under the Redwoods for a meal!
— Jenny Senter
a week ago
One of the best disc golf courses in the country! Beautiful redwoods, scenic throws over creeks, and a well-maintained course that’s a pleasure to play. The food is great as well. Highly recommend checking it out.
— Dennis Ultsch
5 months ago
Possibly the best disc golf setting in the world. I had a Sasquach encounter - see photo and let me know.
— Mike Lehrburger
4 years ago
Played a nice round of Disc Golf. 18 hole in such a beautiful setting under the redwood trees. Also a 9 hole ball golf course. No Dogs allowed due to a previous incident with an unreasonable dog owner 😒
— Angel Barrios
9 months ago
Not the greatest little golf course, but one of the most beautiful places in the world. As far as disc golf goes, top notch. Rated one of the top disc golf courses in California... beautiful towering redwoods and a raging creek.
— Roger Cansler
Edited 4 months ago
Pretty course winding through the redwoods. Not easy, not hard, perfect for a fun round of golf. Definitely some interesting lies. The new owners are nice folks that do a great job caring for and running the course.
— Chandler
6 years ago
My favorite disc golf course. This is 100% must play if you are in the area. More than worth the small green fees.
— Scott Lemenager
7 years ago
Good course, small, little pricey but beautiful views
— Willie Hendry
2 years ago
One of my favorite courses. Solid A. Never been crowded either. I believe it is 10 dollars to pay for the day. It's a well designed and challenging 18, few have some fun distance throws downhill others uphill. The redwoods trees elevate an already gorgeous course to something close to heavenly. I've played there twice over the past few years and am ready for some more.
— Joe Miller
a year ago
I don’t play golf but I love going here to have a beer and today I decided to have some lunch. Best fish and chips I’ve ever eaten. And some other golfers were having burgers, they smelt and looked delicious. So glad this place is here. Thank you!!
— Lisa Pettibone
4 years ago
This is an enjoyable little 9 hole golf course (8 par 3's and a short par 4). Leave the driver and woods in the car. The greens were in good shape, though a little long and on the slower side. I was surprised to find all the tee boxes were driving range mats, but it works. A very pleasant walk in the shade of the redwoods!
— Jason Montana
7 years ago
One of the most beautiful disc golf courses in Northern California, if not the whole state. It's a shared course with ball golf that includes a pro shop with a full food and drink menu. It's a pay to play course, but it's worth every penny. The ball golf course is 9 holes and disc is 18, so you basically go around the course twice playing disc golf. It is 18 distinct holes, though. On top of playing the normal layout, consider signing up for a tournament at Brooktrails because the tournament layouts often include a few extra holes and variations from the normal 18 as well.
— C B

Buy with the best & sell with confidence

Find a recommended local agent.

Search Our Agents