Golf in 34th Avenue

The area associated with 34th Avenue in San Francisco occupies the northwestern section of the city in the Richmond District, near Lincoln Park and the California Street corridor. This part of San Francisco sits along the northern shoreline, where the land ends at the bluffs above the Marin headlands channel. The Richmond District is a residential neighborhood that stretches from the Panhandle of Golden Gate Park northward to the bay cliffs and westward toward the Pacific. The district has a dense residential character typical of western San Francisco, with fog patterns from the Pacific more pronounced here than in the sheltered eastern neighborhoods. Lincoln Park occupies the point of land at the city's northwestern tip, with the Palace of the Legion of Honor art museum on the bluff above the bay entrance. City transit lines and Geary Boulevard connect this portion of the Richmond to downtown San Francisco. The neighborhood has a substantial Asian-American population along with longtime residents of European and other backgrounds.