Boulder Creek Golf Club

Established in 1961, the present playable golf layout is nine holes; the club also offers separate disc-golf courses, dining and a bar.

The nine-hole layout

The club opened in 1961 as an 18-hole course. Today it sells both nine-hole rounds and an 18-hole option that replays the open loop. The club is rebuilding parts of its former back nine, but those holes are outside the current bookable ball-golf layout. Its historical course-record list refers to the original 18 and should not be read as a description of today’s nine.

Playing the course

The mountain setting makes this a compact round among tall trees. Golfers can book nine holes or replay the loop for 18. Carts and scooters are offered, and walk-ups are accepted when tee times are available.

Restoration and other play

The club’s back-nine progress page describes work begun in 2026 on holes 10, 11, 12, 16, 17 and 18, with a summer 2027 opening target. For a visit now, book the public nine or a replay rather than assuming those holes are in play.

Ball golf and disc golf have separate fees and routes. The club lists the Creekside Front 9 and the Basin as disc-golf options; a ball-golf reservation is for the redwood-lined nine-hole course. Golf carts and scooters are available, and the clubhouse, restaurant and bar serve players after a round.

Before you book

The course is at 16901 Big Basin Highway; call (831) 338-2111. The operator’s golf page shows the current ball-golf layout, booking and visitor options.