Creekside is a fair test for every club in your bag, with three lakes, intricately contoured bunkers, large manicured tees and narrow fairways. Noted for fast, expansive greens, this championship course has particular appeal to the more experienced golfer. Opened in 1991, Creekside offers a fenced driving range, large practice putting green, well-stocked pro shop and full-service restaurant with a wide menu selection.

A very challenging municipal course that is particularly good in the winter. Long with lots of trees and traps. Opened in 1965, the golf course features a Jack Fleming design (he was construction superintendent for Alistair McKenzie) of a natural, old style, easily walkable layout amongst many huge oak and walnut trees.

This is a municipal golf course that is picturesque and at the same time very challenging. The greens are large and difficult to read. There are several water hazards that come into play throughout the course. Jack Daray, Jr. and Stephen Halsey redesigned the course in 1991.

Lockeford Springs Golf Course, located in the heart of the Lodi wine country, has been designed to provide an enjoyable round of golf for the novice player, while providing a unique challenge for the highly skilled golfer. The guests at Lockeford Springs will find a warm, friendly atmosphere which will enhance the experience of their golfing and/or social outing. Designed by Jim Summers and Sandy Tatum, Lockeford Springs is a championship links-style course with uneven lies, undulating green

This links-style course is nestled among Lodi's wine grape vineyards. It has eight lakes that come into play on a number of holes. The signature hole is #14, a 179-yard, par 3, requiring a tee shot over water to a green framed with railroad ties in front.

Muni's picturesque tree-lined course has been a hub for local golfers for over 60 years. Unlike some short executive 9-hole courses, this course offers full-length holes and small, level greens, which makes it ideal for juniors, seniors, families and those with time for only a quick round. The clubhouse has a pro shop and handy snack bar for refreshments. A nearby driving range and three practice greens are available for free use by the general public.

The topography of the course is mainly flat with extensive mature trees defining the fairways. Holes 15, 16, 17 (photo), and 18 weave through a three hundred year old grove of Valley Oaks. The course features man-made lakes throughout the back nine. Fourteen sand bunkers are located among the 27 holes.

This eighteen hole facility is a links-style design. The course is easily walkable and you shouldn't find any uphill or downhill lies, but rolling hills do line the fairways. This course has eight lakes in the design, which come into play on twelve holes, and large, strategically-placed sand bunkers. The well-protected greens are small and have some quick breaks, which place an emphasis on shotmaking. There is a wealth of variety in golf holes available throughout the design.

Van Buskirk Golf Course is a classically designed par 72 course that will allow you to use every club in your golf bag. The facility features a cafe, an all grass driving range with 15 stations and two practice greens. Cart paths are partially paved throughout.