Manteca Park Golf Course

Overview: Manteca Park Golf Course is a public 18-hole, par-72 course in Manteca. The city record gives 6,418 yards from the blue tees and describes a walkable, tree-lined layout with six lakes. Jack Fleming built the first nine and the course reached its current 18-hole form through a second-nine expansion, making water and mature trees central to the present character.

History: The first nine opened in 1966 under Jack Fleming, and the second nine was added in 1979. The current 18-hole date is therefore recorded as 1979 rather than treating 1966 as the completion date. The city-owned course continues to present the Fleming design as a long-running public amenity in the San Joaquin Valley.

Did You Know? Manteca Park's six lakes are not simply decorative features in the city description; they are part of the course's strategic identity. Combined with the tree-lined corridors and walkable routing, they create a public course that feels more varied than its flat Central Valley surroundings might suggest.