Valley of the Moon Club

The Valley of the Moon Club in Sonoma Valley Wine Country offers a scenic golfing experience with two distinct courses. The Valley of the Moon course, designed by Ted Robison, is a 6,300-yard layout that provides a challenging yet enjoyable round for golfers of all skill levels. The Sugarloaf course, a par 63 measuring just over 4,000 yards, is perfect for a quick round or beginners to practice their game. The courses are well-maintained, with friendly staff and a decent on-site restaurant called the Oak Restaurant, which recently received positive reviews for its great food, especially sandwiches. Visitors can also enjoy the practice area on the back of the range, featuring grass tees and a practice green for pitching and chipping. The course has large windows offering beautiful views, and the banquet facility and golf shop add to the amenities. Some reviews mention that the courses are open and easy to access, with fairways between houses and plenty of trees to challenge shots. There are a few water hazards, but they are not too difficult. However, recent comments note that the sand traps have become overgrown, ball washers are scarce, and fairways are inconsistently mowed, indicating some areas for improvement. Overall, it is a pleasant spot for golf and relaxation.