Mountain View Golf Course Tee Times

Best round I've ever shot! 92! M40:26hdc Started really golfing seriously last year but have only played 3 rounds this year (2025). Just had some lucky putts and shots. I really enjoyed the front 9 layout. With an early tee time, I didn't love shooting into the sun on 2. Other than that I have nothing bad to say. $5 for a bucket of balls about 35 was a perfect warm up before the round. The roughs were a bit deep that it was sometimes difficult to find your ball if you ended up in the rough.

8 months ago

The staff was very nice and friendly! I was very surprised how well they keep this course up. The tee boxes have plush grass, the greens are in great shape with the exception of a few holes where weather could've possibly caused some damage there. This is definitely a great course for someone who's either beginning golf or is looking for forgiveness considering how wide the course is! It's pretty straight course, no slopes, or tall grass that you have to hit out of. I love the mixture of Par 3,4, and 5s!!!

3 months ago

I like how the driving range is grass, not a big fan of hitting off mats. (You may be looking in to the sun near sundown and not be able to see your ball well FYI) The pro shop is great, helped my wife join a women's league and now she loves golf! Good food and pleasant people. The course / greens have a few areas they need to work on in the spring, but I usually score pretty well here

3 months ago

"Mountain View: Where Golfing Dreams Turn into Rustic Nightmares" Ah, Mountain View Golf Course, where the art of making a course more challenging is defined not by strategically placed obstacles or intriguing features, but rather by an innovative combination of neglect and acoustical assault. Here, your journey of self-discovery begins on the greens, where grass is not so much mowed as left to die in peace, withering away to reveal an exciting terrain akin to the moon's surface. The hobbling, unpredictable bounce of the ball will have you re-evaluating the laws of physics themselves, one stroke at a time. Moving on, Mountain View's sand traps embrace the pioneering spirit of Silicon Valley. Why stick to regular sand when you can feel like you're smacking your ball out of an asphalt parking lot? It's a thrilling sensation, somewhat akin to trying to perform a delicate surgery with a sledgehammer. Then, there's the pièce de résistance, the stunning ambiance. The dedicated Mountain View staff are ever-present, their equipment rumbling like a squadron of Harley Davidsons, just up until the moment you swing. The acoustic experience they offer has been compared to a tractor pull at the county fair and is something to behold. And the price? Oh, the price. It's as if they're charging you for an afternoon at Augusta National, but you're more likely to feel like you've just spent an afternoon in a dystopian wasteland. It's audacious, it's bold, and it's absolutely bewildering. In summary, Mountain View offers a golfing experience like no other. It has truly reinvented the concept of a "challenging" course, with maintenance taking a back seat to nature's whimsy and auditory delight. This is the course for you if you've ever wondered what golf would be like in the post-apocalypse. Two resounding stars for their unwavering dedication to reinvention!

2 years ago

Overall not too bad. This course will eat balls alive. Their rough is ridiculously long and the grain is always flowing with the direction you hit your ball making it impossible to find, you can even lose them in the fairway. Greens are pretty rough but still playable. Can def get better bang for buck at most other courses here in the valley.

6 months ago