Amazing experience, was fortunate to get out on the North as a single using the waitlist. Great proshop and selection of apparel and dozens of hat choices. The riding carts were top notch. The course was in immaculate condition. I'm looking forward to returning soon to play the historic South course. Also, don't forget to grab a great bite at the lodge restaurant next door

We made the drive from Las Vegas to play Torrey Pines, and it was worth every mile. This is one of those bucket list golf courses that completely lives up to the hype. The course is in phenomenal condition, with beautifully maintained fairways, immaculate greens, and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean throughout the round. Watching the hang gliders soar overhead while you’re playing makes the experience even more memorable. The South Course is definitely challenging, but that’s part of what makes it so much fun. You can tell you’re playing on a course that’s hosted major championships, yet it’s still a public course that anyone can experience. Every hole feels unique, and you’ll find yourself stopping more than once just to take in the scenery. After the round, we ate at The Grill at Torrey Pines overlooking the course. The food was delicious, the service was friendly, and relaxing on the patio with those incredible golf course views was the perfect way to end the day. The Grill at Torrey Pines is absolutely worth checking out if you’re playing a round. (Wish I took more photos) Whether you’re a serious golfer or just love visiting iconic courses, Torrey Pines is an unforgettable experience. It’s easy to see why golfers from around the world make the trip. We’ll definitely be back!

Was fortunate to get to play both courses today! A spectacular golf course with amazing views and history. Highly recommend if you’re in the area to get a round (or 2) in. The South course is certainly the more difficult of the two but the North is just as fun and has its own challenges to deal with.

"Torrey Pines has been on my list for a long time, and we finally played it last week. We really enjoyed the experience! The North Course (Day 1): We played the green tees (6,300+ yards). The views were so fantastic I couldn't fully focus on my game because I was taking so many pictures! It’s hilly, but not quite like New Jersey courses. My favorite was hole #15—a gorgeous downhill par 3 right by the ocean. The South Course (Day 2): We also played the green tees here (6,600+ yards). This is the famous layout that hosts the US Open and PGA tournaments. The greens rolled well at about a 10-11 speed. The fairways were well maintained (just a few yellow patches). The rough wasn't kept at US Open heights, so it was manageable to hit out of, though still challenging. Facilities & Tips: Wildlife Warning: They warned us right at arrival to stay out of the dangerous brush areas because someone had recently been bitten by a rattlesnake. Practice Area: The driving range is very average and we had to wait for a spot both days. Definitely arrive early! Plenty of parking available. Dining: The restaurant is decent with typical, solid country club entrées. The outdoor seating has heaters, so it was perfectly comfortable and not cold at all.

We played north course on april 2026. Course is beatiful, there was nice views on ocean. Fairways were OK, but greens was little bit bumpy. Great restaurant after golf round.