Trackman range which was nice. No cell service almost on the entire course. Good to be focused and in the moment but not good when I use my phone for golf GPS and score/shot tracking via app. Was very impressed and surprised how nice this course was. It’s top 3 most beautiful courses in SD. (Torrey and maderas) Lots of green trees (rare in SD) and variety, along with excellent conditions. A bit far drive for me but worth it I’d say. This course is better than arrowood imo.

Native Oaks is a well kept San Diego course with solid practice facilities, some challenging moments on the course, and a good layout with nice views. About the practice area: on the range, each mat has its own screen with a trackman that you can log into with your trackman account. Next to that is a very nice putting green to work out your putter on. In the course: my overall impression is that the fairways were fairly wide, forgiving, and there were some challenging moments throughout. Oh the front nine, you’re are playing alongside some horse stables, around some lakes, and up alongside the highway. On the back nine, there are a lot of very nestled holes with lots of beautiful views. In general, the fairways had enough variety to where I found myself choosing between draws and fades off the tee, but they were wide enough to where you can get away with the occasional miss without your round falling apart. My only nitpick is that I was behind a group of 5, and so my round took 5 hours… and for some reason there was no beverage cart the entire round. I felt very hungry and thirsty by the end. Overall Native Oaks a nice course with nice upgraded practice facilities and it is worth checking out if you’re in north county.

This place was a hidden gem 💎! This review is dated for 4-18-26. The entire facility is top notch. Beautiful golf course with many different looking shots from tee to green, fairways and greens in perfect condition. Beautiful hill side back drops with trees and nature all around.

I had a 2:10 pm tee time at Native Oaks Golf Club this past Sunday and was hoping to finish all 18 before sunset. The front nine moved at a great pace and the course itself was in excellent condition. Fairways are fairly wide but the layout is still challenging, and the greens rolled true all day. Unfortunately, the back nine slowed to a crawl. The group ahead of us was playing from the tips, hitting multiple tee shots, and at one point they were even giving detailed lessons on the tee box while several groups stacked up behind them trying to beat sunset. It really felt like this was a situation where a marshal should have stepped in to help keep things moving, especially for late-afternoon tee times when daylight matters. Great course overall, but pace-of-play management on busy afternoons could definitely be improved.

Played Sat 4/4. I was very impressed by the conditions, everything was excellent. Even the greens, which were recovering from aeriation a couple weeks prior, (which they provided ample disclosure of) putted pretty smoothly and maybe just a bit slower than average. The starter was very friendly and helpful. Troon usually maintains their courses better than others and this showed at Native Oaks. Layout was plenty fun and challenging, nice quiet piece of land for golf.