Brentwood Golf Club

Its history includes Creekside, Hillside and Diablo nine-hole circuits; the operator has offered a Creekside 18-hole playing option. Water features, strategic bunkering and foothill scenery give its golf a varied character.

18-hole option: operator 2025 membership document.

Course History

Brentwood Golf Club opened in 1994 as part of the East Bay’s residential and recreational growth near Mount Diablo. The facility was built in stages around three nine-hole circuits named Creekside, Hillside and Diablo, allowing different 18-hole combinations.

Now operated as a welcoming public venue, the club has been recognized repeatedly as a "Best of Brentwood" honoree by the Brentwood Press and remains a popular destination for daily-fee play, instruction, and events in the region.

The Design & Architecture

The course was designed by acclaimed architect Ted Robinson, Sr., known for more than 170 courses worldwide and celebrated for his artful use of water. His stated philosophy is to "balance the strategic elements of the game in such a way as to maximize the rewards of playing for the greatest number of people." At Brentwood that translates into generous, playable landing areas framed by strategic bunkering and water hazards, with rye grass greens and fairways maintained throughout. The signature hole is Hillside No. 4, where water runs down the right side toward an island green.

Playing the Course

Water and bunkers influence club selection and positioning off the tee, while Mount Diablo and the surrounding foothills frame the round.

Know Before You Go

• Public, daily-fee course - tee times can typically be reserved up to 14 days in advance.

• Located at 100 Summerset Dr, Brentwood, CA 94513; phone (925) 516-3400.

• A driving range and practice facilities are on site, along with PGA professional instruction.

• The clubhouse includes a sports bar plus conference and banquet space for events.