Explore 2 public golf courses in Cupertino, California. Compare live tee-time prices, read reviews, and book the perfect round across the South Bay.
Golf in Cupertino is short-course golf, and it is very good short-course golf. The city's two courses both sit along Stevens Creek in the western foothills, a short drive apart, and neither asks for much more than a few irons, a wedge and a putter. Deep Cliff Golf Course is the full eighteen: a par-60 executive layout of 3,305 yards, designed by Clark Glasson and opened in 1961, with twelve par 3s, six bending par 4s, small bunkered greens and the creek in play on several holes. Golf Range Magazine named it the top short course in America in 2007.
Blackberry Farm Golf Course is the quicker option: a city-owned nine credited to Robert Muir Graves, par 29 over 1,544 yards, with seven par 3s, two par 4s and narrow, tree-lined fairways. The City Council voted unanimously in 2023 to keep it open after weighing a nature preserve for the site. Both courses are flat, walkable and well suited to beginners, juniors, seniors and anyone working on their iron play. Golf The Bay compares live Cupertino tee times across booking systems so you can see the lowest current rate at either.
Cupertino has two public golf courses. Deep Cliff Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-60 executive course (3,305 yards) off Clubhouse Lane, and Blackberry Farm Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-29 course (1,544 yards) on Stevens Creek Boulevard. Both run along Stevens Creek, and neither is a full-length regulation course.
Both are good choices. Blackberry Farm is the gentler start: nine holes, seven of them par 3s, and a short round that suits juniors and new golfers. Deep Cliff is the next step up, with eighteen holes, six par 4s that bend around trees and Stevens Creek, and small bunkered greens that reward accurate irons. Deep Cliff also runs group classes and a junior academy.
Prices vary by course, day and time. As a nine-hole course, Blackberry Farm is usually the cheaper round, while a full eighteen at Deep Cliff costs more. Weekday and twilight times tend to be the lowest at both. Golf The Bay shows live tee-time prices for both courses so you can compare before you book.
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