If the trees that line the emerald greens of Alameda Chuck Corica Golf Complex's Earl Fry golf course could talk, they might regale golfers with anecdotes that date back to 1929—that's how long golfers have been playing its 18 water-hazard-strewn holes. But this historic parkland course isn't the only place guests can practice their swing. 

Between the European-style links of the nearby Jack Clark golf course and the nine greens of the Mif Albright par-3 course, the facility hosts a total of 45 holes, making it one of the largest golf complexes in the East Bay. A lighted driving range, recently opened short-game practice area, and copious opportunities for pro lessons and leagues complete the package.