Lincoln Park Golf Course

Lincoln Park Golf Course is an iconic public golf course located in the northwestern corner of San Francisco, dedicated to President Abraham Lincoln in 1909. Originally established as a three-hole course in 1902 by local golf enthusiasts, it expanded to 14 holes by 1914 and reached its full 18-hole layout in 1917. The course is renowned for its spectacular setting, offering magnificent views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Pacific Ocean, San Francisco cityscape, and the Legion of Honor Museum. As a public course, it welcomes both residents and visitors seeking an accessible golfing experience. Lincoln Park provides a challenging and scenic layout that showcases the natural beauty of the San Francisco Peninsula. The facility offers various amenities including golf instruction with lessons covering playing, short game, swing, and putting techniques. Additionally, the course features two indoor Trackman-powered simulator bays with over 400 virtual courses available, making it a year-round golfing destination.