In the bay area:
Delta View - Allegedly the original 9 were designed by MacK. Very affordable green fees.
Did some research on Delta View and it closed in late February of this year. The article said they were looking for a buyer. Shame as the pics on the website look like great views with good land movement. Any of you Bay Area people heard anything more recent about this place?
As for a contribution to the thread, I'd offer up:
Elmwood Golf Course - Omaha, NE. A short 18-hole muni with lots of land movement and some weird features and holes because of it. A good place to play if you're in Omaha and in desperate need of a game.
Field Club of Omaha - Omaha, NE. Short, tight routing with some good elevation change and holes benched into long, steep slopes, creating some pretty funky, knuckly, green pads. You hit a golf shot over Woolworth road 6 different times.
Thedford Golf Course - Thedford, NE. 9-hole sand hill course that is, I believe, laid out by Cory Crandell, the original super at Sand Hills Golf Club. There are three standout holes that utilize some beautiful undulating dunesland. If you're in the area to play one of the big course you should stop here for an hour.
Brainerd Golf Course - Chattanooga, TN. ~10 Ross holes on flat land with some good greens. the other 8 holes are sort of an abomination, but everything is worth it to play the 7th hole. Short 4 uphill to a green benched on a 20 foot high plateau with death right.
Maxwelton Golf Course - Syracuse, IN. Langford that it's in need of all the same stuff as Kankakee. Not nearly the brilliance of Kankakee, but 7 and 9 and 18 are really good greens and there are a few more scattered about.
The Fields Golf Club - LaGrange, GA. One of Mike Young's first courses (maybe his first?) on good land, with a good routing and subtle shaping that emphasizes the natural contours. Some bold decisions made, too, like the uphill par 3. It's everything we talk about golf needing more of i.e., good architecture that's affordable and properly maintained.
Mechanicville Golf Course - Mechanicville, NY. Appears to be an untouched 9-hole Emmet that's overgrown with perhaps one hole lost in the forest between 2 and 3. 1 has some really cool bunkering sitting on the forest edge that tells you how overgrown the place really is. Some really cool shapes and tons of potential, particularly for the downhill 3rd hole and long 4th hole that runs along the river. Right now there are 0 views or interaction with the river, but there could be with some tree work.