McInnis Park Golf Center

This one star rating is for the driving range’s customer service. I drove my husband and son to the golf club today (1÷16÷16) so that they could hit some balls. We looked up their hours online before driving over in the rain from Corte Madera. The website said the driving range closed at 7 pm. We called ahead of time to confirm the time. We were assured it closed at 7 pm. We arrived at the gold club at 5:40. My husband and son attempted to get a few buckets, but were told they would be shutting the lights off in the driving range at 6:00 pm. Set aside the fact that this is contrary to all of the information we had been provided and forget about the wasted drive in the rain — the person working was absolutely rude.
This was very disappointing and has forced us to look for other venues.

Nice place, food was great I had a Reuben n Caesar salad. Bread was tasty. Beer menu was limited. We enjoyed the patio and will definitely be back. The dishes were all heavy.

If you enjoy a par 31 course with an annoying staff and tee boxes that produce more weeds than fun shots, this must be your dream course… Go play somewhere else

I lived less than a mile from here and would use the range or hit 9 holes. My game was terrible. At the advice of friends, I took lessons from Tom Carter here. After one lesson I could see the improvement. I took 5 lessons from Tom and am thankful that I did. He will work wonders for your game if you listen to what he tells you.

Awesome place to dail in your game. Real grass chipping area, big practice putting green and 9 holes. Double decker driving range. Would be a 5 star but you are hitting off of turf mats. Nice little short course, plays in about an hour and a half.

Went to the batting cages in the weekend. There are 3 slow pitch cages and two of them did not work. We used our tokens and were not able to hit any balls. Three different people let the employees know what was going on. They just kept giving us tokens but would not come fix the machines. Finally we ask them to actually do something about the problem. They just kept offering free tokens. That would be awesome if the tokens were useful but we could not do anything with them sine the machines were broken. After a while we just left because we were wasting our time and money just standing around. Wish there was really a place in Marin to go with decent batting cages.

This is the only place I know in Marin that still has batting cages. They are decent and maintained. The offer both softball and baseball pitches. Though most batting cage places offer a package deal, the prices here aren’t that bad.

What a great place to take your teenager to hit golf balls… Marins little secret

McInnis is a great place to golf as a beginning golfer. I don’t have to pay a lot there, and it allows me to enjoy some great views as well as fresh air. The course also has some nice challenges to it. The restaurant has great food and service as well.

I’ve been «practicing» at McInnis for the past 3 years. It’s a short, easy course that I’ve completed many times in 90 minutes. The only bad thing about playing there is that the greens are not as smooth as they could be and the balls usually bobble so I give myself a break when my putt misses the hole. I frequently play with a friend but many times I’ve gone as a single and either played alone or teamed up with strangers. I’ve never had a bad experience on the course. As a senior, I’ve bought their 20-​round discounted «senior» cards which, so far, can be used any day of the week. They also offer great deals on twilight rates throughout the year. I’ve taken and can recommend group lessons from Bruce, Tom and others. The restaurant offers great food, the bar generous pours, and the staff are all friendly making the outing worth a visit.

The golf course is pretty decent for the price ($ 18). The greens are a little dry in spots, but the fairways seem to be in good shape. There were only twosomes teeing off today, so the pace was pretty good (1 hour 45 min) and we didn’t have to wait too long at each hole. That was impressive considering that today is a Friday and we expected the course to be more crowded. The staff was friendly and we will definitely be back — maybe even next week.

Mcinnis has a mini golf course, a baseball batting cage, a full 2 deck driving range, and a great course. Now that sounds like a sports center. They have great food and great service (always checking in.) They have a pro shop which is huge.

Haven’t played the full course here but been to the driving range a few times. Great weather and very clean. Good staff to help out. Beers on tap is key.

Set aside the small detail that Davey and I played here yesterday, not today. Set aside also that this little patch of reclaimed lowland next to the treatment plant with its soccer fields and driving range and mini golf, batting cages, soccer fields and all other manner outdoor recreational activities is actually visited by a broader cross-​section of humanity and that even though it’s in Marin it isn’t all one percent. Set aside that at like 20 clams or so for two hours of short-​course enjoyment with a couple of strangers if you don’t have four yourself this is a sweet deal anywhere and even though there are mansions on the hills those yearning to breathe free still have the shekels to pony up for an afternoon that won’t sentence them to Top Ramen for the week to come.
Set that all aside and it doesn’t matter, because this is the national anthem here and you must hum it as you step onto the first tee with your hat off for a moment then, one practice swing, a gulp off that frosty can, slow back-​swing to «here in status symbol …»
Then come through like your life depends on it …
LAND!
Another Pleasant Valley Sunday
Charcoal burning everywhere
Rows of houses that are all the same
And no one seems to care
See Mrs. Gray she’s proud today because her roses are in bloom
Mr. Green he’s so serene, He’s got a t.v. in every room
Another Pleasant Valley Sunday
Here in status symbol land
Mothers complain about how hard life is
And the kids just don’t understand
Creature comfort goals
They only numb my soul and make it hard for me to see
My thoughts all seem to stray, to places far away
I need a change of scenery
Truth.

We love to end the day at the range with a bucket of balls (48 for $ 7 — but a real deal if you buy their card of 20 buckets for $ 99!). Too bad tap beer is $ 6 each — would stay for more if better priced. Food is ok — sometimes better than others and fairly priced.

My review is for the Restaurant only. .. not the golf course. I recently scheduled a banquet here and while we had a very low turn-​out of guests, the banquet manager, Erick, was positively a delight to work with. He made our small gathering appear intimate and friendly and went beyond my expectations. He was very easy to deal with and I would highly recommend this place as a great gathering spot. They can handle as few as 10 (which was the size of our poor group), up to 100 or so. I can’t thank Erick enough for helping make our evening great. The food was good, and our server, Ali, was more than attentive and accommodating. All in all, a great experience.

Very Nice! Great place for that very important meeting with clients or your other friend!

Beside golf. There’s batting cages baseball and softball, fast or slow pitch $ 3 for 25 pitches. $ 1 rental bat. And there’s putt putt golf. Prices as listed:
$ 6.00 for group of 10 ppl —- $ 8.00 for ages 12 & up — Age 4 and under FREE —- 5 – 12 ages $ 6.75

Great promos, prices, and staff. Great practice range. Enjoy the full range and full bar.

Just received a call from Eric, who is a teacher at McInnis. I am giving ERIC and the other pro’s here an aditional star because they read my review and wanted to make up for my unsatisfactory first experience.
I’ve seen Eric out there teaching when practicing and he seems like a good instructor.
Thanks for the call and the offer. That kind of professional courtesy is very appreciated.