Redwood Canyon Golf Course

Redwood Canyon Golf Course, previously named Willow Park Golf Course, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Castro Valley, California.

Redwood Canyon Public Golf Course first opened for play in 1966. The course was designed by Bob E. and Robert L. Baldock.

The course is located among the rolling hills of San Francisco's east bay. The San Leandro creek comes into play on almost all holes. The course is set in an area of natural beauty.

The Redwood Canyon Public Golf Course name change is the result of an agreement with the former operator, whose 50-year lease expired in November 2014. 

The name, Redwood Canyon  was chosen because of the course location at the southern end of Redwood Canyon, which was once home to thousands of old-growth redwood trees before they were logged in the 1800's. Large, second-growth redwoods now thrive in the northern end of the 10-mile canyon.