The 18-hole "Bridges" course at the The Bridges Golf Club At Gale Ranch facility in San Ramon, California features 7,081 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 73 . The course rating is 74.5 and it has a slope rating of 134 on Rye grass. Designed by Johnny Miller/Damian V. Pascuzzo, ASGCA, the Bridges golf course opened in 1999. KemperSports Management, Inc. manages this facility, with Jeremy Duda as the General Manager.
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18 hole regulation length course
73 par | 7,081 yards | 134 slope
74.5 rating | Rye grass
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The Bridges Golf Club At Gale Ranch
Community facility
Managed by KemperSports Management, Inc.
40 tees driving range
18 regulation holes
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I''ve played this course twice now and have fully enjoyed each round. The course is difficult but not unmanageable. You have to think your way around this course. The course conditions were excellent both times I played. The course does play slower (5hr) because you have to think and be accurate but that is the challenge. I find it refreshing that I''m not being rushed constantly by rangers & players trying to get around in record time. If you want under 5hr rounds pick another course or maybe another sport.
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This course is too difficult and tricked up to be enjoyable.
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Beautiful scenery. Driving range is far far away from 1st tee and no system to alert players. We watched the clock and got off on-time. The course is hard. Maybe Johnny Miller would enjoy it, but you won't. Fairways are as narrow as any you will ever play, there is death on 2 sides of every green, and they are severely sloped. Do not play here unless you have some serious game and can get off the tee 200 yards on the fly from the White Tees(which I can btw - shot 89 to a 15). The tees themselves are chewed up, as are the greens. Do yourself a favor and go few miles South on 680 to Callippe Preserve. Much more interesting track and every bit as pretty.
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