Pruneridge Golf Club

A bit expensive in comparison to some of the other driving ranges I have been to. The course is decent but honestly the reason why they are able to charge so much is because of the convenient location for most people.

Foot golf and golf shouldn’t go on concurrently. It’s a miserable experience both ways, and no respect for the other. Bad experience and I wouldn’t recommend it. Nightmare.

WTF — I go to a golf course to play golf and we waited 15 mins on each hole while a couple and their 3 small children ran around kicking a soccer ball and jumping in the sand traps and running across the greens.
Blair, you’re going to lose a lot of members and players because of this ridiculous scenario. If nothing else, limit the soccer players to a foursome and please keep the kids out of the sand traps and off the greens. This is a huge accident waiting to happen. What’s next, miniature golf?
I’ve been a long time resident and Pruneridge has been my go to course, if you want to go play golf and watch a bunch of kids running around and tearing up the course in front of you you’ve come to the right place. If you want to play nine holes of golf go to Deep Cliff you’ll have a much better experience.

Worst thing I ever did was to buy a groupon here. No chipping at this practice facility, unless you pay the premium. Overpriced range balls and be prepared for second hand smoke. ALOT of second hand smoke!

convinient location and hours. The driving range facility is a-​ok. some renovation is much needed but not sure if it’s something it will happen soon.

This course is a disappointment. Paid 20 bucks for a round of 9-​hole and I was expecting it to be somewhat decent. Fairways are hard as rock and there’re two holes right next to the driving range that you will see range balls lying around. The course has a lackluster layout and it’s way too short that I ended up playing from the men’s tee. The only good thing about it is that the pace is fast and my round only took 1.5 hours.

One of the worst golfing experiences I’ve ever had. I used their online system to book a tee time and I accidentally booked it for the following Sunday, since their booking system is pretty dumb. I went in trying to checkin, but they couldn’t find it, and notified me that I had booked for the following Sunday. This wouldn’t have been so annoying if they had just charged me and my friends for the online price, but they charged the full amount, and one of the guys working there added a smirk and giggle for my error. At least the other two were professional.
On to the course, I figured, if they’re charging $ 24 to play, if should be a decent course, maybe a good mix of short and long par 3s with a few par 4s sprinkled in. Nope. Half of the course is 150 yards and under. Though, I didn’t mind the pace of play, my group isn’t that fast, and we had to wait after finishing each, but that was to be expected. There are also dirt patches, but we’re in a drought, so whatever. Finally the greens are pretty bad, the ball doesn’t break on bumps like you would expect. You can pretty much aim a straight line to the hole and it will probably go in.
This was definitely a beginners course and I would come back if all I wanted to do was work on my short game, but add in the rude customer service, dumb online reservation system and price for such a small course, I don’t think I’ll be back.

Only reviewing the range here. Overpriced double decker place that is always crowded. Crowded due to location not because it is an amazing facility. Nothing wrong here just overpriced. Might as well just play a round of golf instead of the range is my takeaway

I just finished taking lessons from Mike Bricker. I have played for years and was not sure he could actually help. It was great!
I also enjoy the course, I like walking for the exercise.

Went to try out the foot golf today.
The pace was very slow as we were mixed in with golfers as well.
Foot golf and traditional golf do not work well at the same time.
I do not think we would return to foot golf
At this location as long as they continue to intermingle the two.

Convenient location and short course. Great for getting out of the house when you’ve had conference call after conference call, but i wouldn’t recommend going on the weekend or near the end of the day because the play tends to be very slow. Even if you can find a tee time online, there are a lot of walk-​ons and they tend to pack them in pretty tight.
The staff is really friendly and they do lessons and pseudo-​group lessons. I wish they would open up the snack shop/​bar because there are always enough people milling about regardless of the season. But you can grab a beer in the proshop post-​round and sit on the sunny patio and watch people putt on the green.
Overall, a nice during-​the-​week little course to walk and work on your short (er) game as there are only Par 3s and 4s. Save the bigger nicer 18-​courses for the weekend…

A little different practice facility than what I’m use to. Driving range has two decks which is nice. I probably worked on my putting for an hour and a half on their putting green. Chipping area requires a pass that you have to purchase inside the golf shop. I believe it’s an $ 8 pass to chip. The chipping area looked a little beat up when I was there… all in all, good place to practice your game.

Played here this past Sunday and it was very nice out. The pace of play was still slow and I still find $ 24 plus $ 4 for a cart to be steep, however, my lady and I had a great time playing this course.
Living less than 10 mins away makes this spot tempting to join their membership club!
We will be back!

Awesome round of 9 with some random cool folks. Weather was perfect and my game was on point! I will be back.

Pruneridge is a pretty good spot for hitting some balls and practicing putting if you’re in a pinch.
Location: location, location. This spot is pretty convenient, which is why I think the price is a couple dollars more than it probably should be. It’s pretty close to Santana Row in Santa Clara.
Price: I’m not thrilled with the prices, but again, I pay the couple extra dollars because the location is great. Also, the only way you can hit off of the grass driving range is if you’re a member of the VIP club, which is over $ 300 per month. That’s a bit steep in my opinion.
Range: I’ll talk to the mats only. They’re in OK shape. You must bring your own rubber tee, or buy one from the pro shop ($~1.50). There are mats on the ground floor and upper deck. It’s fun to hit from both. At times, some of the ground mats are reserved for lessons, but it hasn’t been a problem for me thus far.
Course: The course is pretty fun if you want to practice your short game and get out for some light exercise. You don’t really need to bring woods, although I’ll admit I’ve hit a hybrid or two on a couple of the longer holes. Sometimes they’ll run a Groupon which is a good deal… I think it’s something like $ 120 for 10 rounds on the course. Not too bad. 9 hole executive course.
If you can’t get out to a full course, head on over to Pruneridge for some good practice. Or, don’t practice, just go play 18 and expect to be great. Been there. :)

I want to start this review by stating that I am reviewing as a beginning golfer. That being said I really enjoyed this course (9 hole). This was maybe my 5^th round of golf that I have played and I felt extremely comfortable. Comfortable both with the course and my abilities to complete it and that the players behind us did not make me feel pressured to hurry or embarrassed. This is a great place for beginners and I will be making my way back soon!

Not my favorite 9 hole course. I would say the last Par 4 is terrible. a TON of range balls everywhere on that hole so I usually play to the left side. I must say though the greens here are really well kept. They were all true to speed and some challenging pin locations.
The driving range is alright. A bit run down but the «member“s side is actually kept up pretty nice. The practice putting area has no actual holes, just the sticks in the ground which doesn’t bother me much. The slow play here though is real, but what do you expect from a 9 hole with a lot of beginner golfers. We all have to start somewhere. lol

Rates are pretty high here compared to what I’ve seen around here locally but this range has a second level which I do love. The course is about 5 mins away from my house so it’s easy to get to. I had a blast hitting balls with my friend yesterday! the employees are helpful and the place is pretty organized as far as directions inside the club. I couldn’t find T’s anywhere to place my golf balls on, so I suggest having a clear space/​area next to the ball machine for players. Other than that, great course all around!

IMHO, if you golf here, a) go for the groupon if its avail $ 120 for 10 round punch card, b) lower your expectations, c) use it for confidence building.
Nothing tricky here. Greens are easy. Holes are pretty much all straight, a variety of par 3s to practice on, and a few long par4s. Use your 7,8,9 and a 3 wood off tees, and chip and put. Easy course to build confidence.
I agree, they could lower the traffic here and increase the quality of the tee boxes and greens, but then again, this is in a great location, nice weather, and cheap. It is what it is.

I mainly go here for the driving range which is usually not too crowded. The pro shop has the basics, but not a great selection. Unfortunately there is a Golfsmith a short distance away.
The staff is friendly and helpful.
The range could use some renovations or improvements as it is looking a little ratty and worn, but then they would probably just raise the prices.