Las Positas Golf Course (Regulation)

Overview: Las Positas’s Regulation routing is a public Robert Muir Graves design with eighteen holes in Livermore. Course references list a par-72 scorecard reaching 6,723 yards, while the operator presents the course as a municipal facility in the Livermore Valley. Rolling terrain, open fairway corridors and strategic shaping create a full-length test that remains tied to the valley’s agricultural landscape.

History: The course opened in 1966 and is credited to Robert Muir Graves. Regional course material identifies the current 18-hole layout and its municipal character, while the official operator site supplies the present course identity. The available course record does not provide a clean renovation date for this routing.

Did You Know? Las Positas is one of the Livermore Valley courses where the surrounding open land remains part of the visual experience. The setting gives the Regulation course room to breathe between holes instead of compressing every fairway into a residential corridor.