The course was re-modeled/designed by Perry Dye (son of famous course architect Pete Dye) back in the 80s. The layout is awesome if you pay attention and know what to look for. The course has hosted local tour qualifiers for the San Diego Open as well as NCAA/college tournaments. Tiger played here when he was in his early 20s just before turning pro. There may be a section of a fairway that isn't perfectly manicured or a section of a bunker that isn't perfect... so either nudge your ball to a better lie or get a better swing to hit a good shot off a less than perfect lie. Most holes are medium length and challenge you via the layout... there are a few holes that are a bit longer to challenge you to try and hit it a bit longer off the tee... and a few shorter holes that test your shot control. The sections of the fairway where your ball should land are kept in good shape and the greens are well designed and in good shape. Definitely play this course often and pay attention to how cleverly it's laid out.

Absolutely not worth 80$. The golf course is in disrepair and mostly dirt except for around the greens. Don’t play here unless you’re desperate to get out for a round. Also expect at least 5 hours even during a morning tee time. This place used to be legit but it’s way past its prime.

This is a great golf course, reasonable price, and excellent service. Three friends and I had a great time here (carts included in the tee time!) for less than a hundred each. Rare in SD for sure. Our cart girl was busy during our front 9 with a tournament, but she caught us before the turn, and again before 17 and she was excellent. The same one you see on tiktok too! Overall, great place for 18, sand traps could use some love, but sand traps were quite literally built to be avoided. Looking forward to my next time golfing here.

this review is of the golf course, not the hotel. Course is a little rough... But priced accordingly. Reminds me a lot of mission trails. Like most budget courses these days, sand traps aren't sand. Some scenic views. Driving range is worn mats hitting to dirt. It's overall decent for the price, needs a little TLC... Clubhouse/Bar was lively and fun.

This course was in terrible condition and the driving range is just a dirt lot. The playing conditions were brutal, greens were in bad shape and there was not much grass to hit off of. The only reason I played it was a friend booked the tee time because he saw a video from an employee stating that the course was in great shape. (I guess we have different opinions on great shape). If you are traveling to San Diego and want to play golf, don’t waste your time/money here.