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Golf Courses in Half Moon Bay

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2 courses Region: South Bay California

Half Moon Bay sits where the South Bay meets the Pacific, and its golf is defined by the coastline rather than the inland fairways you'll find elsewhere in the region. There are two golf courses in Half Moon Bay, and both are 18-hole regulation par-72 layouts that share one celebrated coastal property. The Old Course, designed by Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane in 1973, is the longer test at just over 7,000 yards, winding through cypress and homes before a famous oceanfront closer. The Ocean Course, an Arthur Hills design opened in 1997, runs more linksy and exposed along the bluffs, with wind and views in equal measure.

Together they make this a destination day-trip rather than a quick muni round, drawing players from across the South Bay and the Peninsula. When you're hunting Half Moon Bay tee times, Golf The Bay compares live prices across booking systems so you can lock in the lowest rate before the coastal fog rolls in.

Golf in Half Moon Bay — Frequently Asked Questions

How many golf courses are in Half Moon Bay?

There are two golf courses in Half Moon Bay, and both belong to the same coastal resort property. The Old Course (Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane, 1973) and the Ocean Course (Arthur Hills, 1997) are each 18-hole, par-72 regulation layouts set along the Pacific bluffs south of the Peninsula.

How much do Half Moon Bay tee times cost?

Rates vary by course, day, and season, and these are premium coastal layouts rather than budget munis, so weekend and peak-season prices run higher than inland Bay Area golf. Twilight and midweek slots are friendlier. Golf The Bay compares live tee-time prices across booking systems so you book the lowest available rate.

What's the difference between the Old Course and Ocean Course?

The Old Course, a 1973 Palmer and Duane design at just over 7,000 yards, is the longer, tree-lined test with a dramatic oceanfront finish. The Ocean Course, Arthur Hills' 1997 layout at 6,854 yards, plays more open and links-style along the bluffs, where wind and Pacific views shape every shot.

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