Semi-Private · 18 Holes

Peacock Gap Country Club

333 Biscayne Drive, San Rafael, California

Semi-PrivateMembership
18Holes
4.2300 Reviews
San Rafael, CALocation
1Listings

The Club

About Peacock Gap Country Club

Peacock Gap Golf Club, located in San Rafael, offers Marin County's only complete golf experience. The club features a championship-level course with year-round tournaments and events set against the stunning backdrop of Marin County. Guests can enjoy dining at the RangeCafe, which serves fresh, locally-sourced dishes, and host events at The Clubhouse, a versatile venue...

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Green Fees

Weekend peak rateVaries Average weekend peak rate to play this course is $50 to $100

Rates are approximate and from public sources — confirm current pricing with the course.

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Bar & Lounge
Reception Hall
Clubhouse
Event Space

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Membership

Joining Peacock Gap Country Club

Members at Peacock Gap Golf Club enjoy access to a championship 18-hole course, a full-service restaurant, and a clubhouse that serves as a venue for various events. The club also offers a natural all-grass driving range and professional golf lessons from PGA and LPGA instructors.

Reviews

What People Say

4.2/5
Google · 300 reviews
In summary

Peacock Gap Country Club is praised for its well-maintained course, friendly and professional staff, and beautiful surroundings, offering a pleasant golfing experience with a variety of challenging holes. The club's amenities, including a grass driving range and a reliable café, are also appreciated. However, some visitors have noted issues such as a slow pace of play and occasional communication problems regarding pricing and course conditions.

Edited a year ago
Very friendly and inviting staff, wonderful practice facility, and a nice neighborhood country club style layout, with a beautiful surroundings and atmosphere. This was my second time playing the course and while the greens were sandy after just being aerated, I had a great time with friends. Excellent place to spend a morning or afternoon.
— Clarence Horton
a year ago
Played PG today. A fun track with some challenging holes. Fairways are pretty good, greens look nice but were on the slow side…maybe an 8. Its breezy here so its gonna feel cooler. Thanks for having me!
— Adam Ruggles
Edited a year ago
The clubhouse looks nice 👍, but the course itself is just fine. Not much design here, all straight ahead fairways, but get to see some nice scenaries here, lucky to play here during 🍂🍁 autumn, the maple trees beautify the course a lot. Hole 10 is the first hole woke me up, downhill Par 3, couple bunkers around the green, slope on the green, starting to get challenging. I also like Hole 12, dogleg and slope on the green, that's it.
— Bill Lin
Edited a year ago
I play here twice a month and enjoy it. The course is very playable with interesting holes. The cafe is a reliabley great lunch with good service and tasty sandwiches. salmon salad was excellent. BLT is not on the menus but always available and delicious. Free refills on cranberry and sodas.
— Peter DiGiammarino
Edited 3 years ago
I have had the opportunity to play over 30 rounds of golf at Peacock Gap in San Rafael. As a club fitter working in the industry and someone who takes golf seriously, I had initially established pleasant arrangements at this club and even referred people for lessons. However, due to several negative experiences, I am compelled to give this place a two-star rating. Let's start with the positives. The course itself maintains good conditions. The fairways are well-manicured, the greens are usually in excellent shape, and the bunkers are well-maintained. These factors contribute to a generally en…
— Julian Sidon
3 years ago
Great staff and fellow golfers. Friendly and very organized club culture to make the experience even more memorable. Practice facility is all grass. Got to experience a wedding on the course the same day. Short but challenging course and the greens are in great shape!
— Julius Arterberry
7 months ago
Had a last minute cancellation in our foursome and guy in pro shop gave me a little bit of a hassle about it. That I should have called. He was right and I told him that. Apologized. So we get out to the first green and it was freshly punched and sanded. No mention of that when I made the time. No mention in the pro shop. No discount. No apologies. Drive 45 minutes to play greens punched within the week. Place turns into an absolute swamp in the winter so there’s that too.
— Bill Ward
6 months ago
Great course. But super slow. And marshals just drive around and do absolutely nothing to help with pace of play.
— Manny Ramos
8 years ago
In an area of few public courses this is a real gem. I drove by to check out the driving range and ended up playing the back nine. The staff at the pro shop set me up right on the spot and was super helpful. As for the course its in great shape. The greens in particular were firm with a good amount of slope making for a good challenge. The course isnt long but there are well placed bunkers and water hazards to make for for a variety of shot making oppurtunities. Highlight of round was the par 3 16th, see photo. A great time, definite recommended course for all players.
— Dan Dockendorf
2 months ago
Fun course. The grass driving range is solid. Staff were professional and helpful. Definitely recommend.
— N C
7 years ago
Great staff and fellow golfers. Friendly and very organized club culture. The drive here is a worthwhile experience itself. Course offers challenges for all skill levels.
— Anthony Ung
9 years ago
I've only played the course once, but I'll definitely be back. The conditions are pretty good considering the winter rains we had, so they will only get better. The course is not long, but fairway bunkers are placed strategically to make you decide to risk trying to fly them or lay up a bit. There are also some tight fairways with water hazards to make you pucker and penalize wayward shots. There's a nice combination of elevation changes along with flat holes, straight holes and dog legs - too much of one type or the other is all too common with most courses. They give you a yardage book that…
— Michael Witt

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