SAN DIEGO GOLF

The Four Seasons Resort Aviara Golf Course is located north of San Diego overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Batiquitos Lagoon in Carlsbad. Both Golf Digest and Golf Magazine have named this Arnold Palmer designed golf course one of the best golf resort courses in America. Many San Diego golfers and visitors alike consider Aviara golf as being the best golf in San Diego.

One of San Diego's newest golf courses, Arrowood Golf Course offers golfers a distinctive golfing experience in the hills overlooking coastal North San Diego County. Designer Ted Robinson, Jr. has created a stunning course that integrates the natural beauty of adjacent riparian habitat with the drama of his signature water features.

Carlton Oaks Golf Course :

Besides being a challenging and fun 7,225 yard Dye-Designed golf course at a very fair and reasonable green fee, Carlton Oaks Country Club is one of the most centrally located golf courses in San Diego. It is literally no more than a 20 - 35 minute ride from just about any direction. Their knowledgeable and friendly staff and experienced PGA Golf Instructors complement this landmark course. Big, huge oak trees, 3 lakes, 2 streams, pot bunkers...and of course, those signature Dye railroad ties makes this both a fair and challenging course for golfers of all abilities to play from any one of the 5 sets of tee boxes. Over the years they have hosted all the big name tournaments - U.S. Open Qualifiers, PGA Qualifiers, NCAA Championships and both U.S. and Canadian Tour School Qualifiers.

Carmel Mt. Ranch Golf Club :

California Golf magazine rates Carmel Mountain Ranch as one of the states' premier golf courses. This 18 Hole championship course has stunning, panoramic mountain and valley views.

Tucked in the San Pasqual Valley, this 18 hole championship golf course offers a spectacular setting that abounds with natural beauty. In addition to the wildlife preserve that winds through this secluded valley, master architect, David Rainville, has incorporated the rolling terrain, wild flowers, waterfalls and 8 lakes into this striking design.

Designed by renowned architect Ted Robinson, Eastlake is a well manicured par 72 championship course with bent grass greens and bluegrass / ryegrass mixed fairways. Undulating fairways and six lakes offers an exciting challenge for players of all abilities.

La Costa Golf Resort:

It's been said that the best thing about playing La Costa is that you can measure your performance against the best players in the world. For golfers of all abilities, La Costa is a dream come true. At La Costa, you can experience the courses which have challenged the PGA TOUR's finest for over thirty years.

Maderas Golf Course :

The Maderas Country Club was designed by former PGA Tour player Johnny Miller and Robert Muir Graves, a pioneer in landscape architecture. Maderas goes where no San Diego golf course has ever gone before - through the cliffs and rock outcroppings, creeks and forests of the inland hill country north of San Diego.

Cross Creek Golf Club :

CrossCreek Golf Course is one of the most naturally beautiful and undiscovered golf courses in the San Diego / Riverside County area. Crosscreek is located just 50 minutes north of downtown San Diego just off of I-15. This Arthur Hills designed golf course is one of the few golf courses designed without homes hugging every fairway and tee box. CrossCreek promises golfers a peaceful and relaxing “back to nature” round of golf. The only noises you’ll hear are the singing of the birds and the wind rustling through the branches of the many oak and sycamore trees. Golf Digest has ranked CrossCreek with 4 ½ Stars.

Pala Mesa boasts one of the most challenging courses in the county. An impeccably groomed, 6,502 yard par 72 classic course lined with stately oaks, pines and sycamores. Named one of the Top Ten Courses in San Diego County by PGA Professionals.

A peaceful valley backdrop complete with tree-lined fairways is home to the AAA Four Diamond Rancho Bernardo Inn and the 18-hole championship Resort Course. The traditional layout originally opened in 1962 and recently underwent renovation to ensure that it will continue to present a modern challenge for today's golfer.

Riverwalk Golf Club:

Conveniently located in Mission Valley just minutes away from downtown San Diego, Riverwalk Golf Club offers a quiet oasis from the busy hustle of the city. Designed by famed golf course architect Ted Robinson, what once was flat and barren marshland has been transformed into undulating fairways, water falls and well-protected bentgrass greens.

Steele Canyon Golf Course has quickly become a "MUST PLAY" San Diego golf course. The dramatic elevation changes of the Ranch and Canyon nines are breathtaking! The Meadows nine is both fun and challenging. This 27-hole championship course designed by Gary Player has a little something to please and challenge every golfer and it is always in great shape. It was awarded Golf Digest's Four Star Rating, one of only three golf courses in San Diego to be so honored. It may be the best golf course in San Diego with green fees less that $ 100. If you're looking for both real value and great golf, Steele Canyon Golf Club is the perfect match for a fabulous San Diego Golf experience.

Sycuan Golf Resort:

Singing Hills at Sycuan Golf Resort is situated in a serene valley, punctuated by scenic vistas, mountains, and natural rock outcroppings. Spread over nearly 425 acres, this exceptionally well-designed resort provides a challenge for golfers of all abilities on one of the two Ted Robinson designed 18 hole championship courses, or the 18 hole executive course. These beautiful golf courses have been the site of numerous PGA, LPGA, USGA, and SCGA championships.

Temecula Creek Inn offers a stunning 27-hole championship layout set within Southern California's picturesque wine country that recently received the coveted Four Star rating from Golf Digest Places to Play. The Inn's 27 holes offer golfers three distinct course options, perfect for a day of golf.

Salt Creek Golf Club :

Salt Creek Golf Course (Formerly The Auld Course) is the only Scottish links style golf course in San Diego. Located about 35 minutes southeast of downtown San Diego, it is nestled in the peaceful foothills of Mt. Miguel. This San Diego golf course was designed by John Cook and Cary Bickler who carved this fabulous layout out from a protected habitat that is bordered by acres of wetlands. There are no track homes on this course so you will really enjoy the panoramic valley and Pacific Ocean views. Salt Creek Golf Course is reasonably priced between $78 - $ 99 and is quickly becoming known as one of the "Must Play" San Diego Golf Courses.

Renowned architect David Rainville designed The Vineyard golf course to echo the time-honored feel and playability of courses from the past eras. Lush, rolling fairways meander peacefully along wildlife preserves, grape vineyards, and five beautiful lakes.

Throughout June, July and August 2008 it is expected the availability of Torrey Pines tee times in the 90 Day Advance Reservation System will be extremely limited for Non-Resident Golfers due to the closure of Torrey Pines NORTH Course until Sep 1st. This closure will eliminate 50% of the tee times. The remaining 50% of tee times on Torrey Pines SOUTH will be significantly reduced due to: