Top 5 Golf Courses in San Diego for Under $100 - Almost
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- What golf courses should you play when visiting San Diego? Here is my top 5 favorite golf courses I play when I'm in town.
#5 - Balboa Park Golf Course ▶ bit.ly/balboaparkgolf
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#2 - Torrey Pines ▶ www.torreypinesgolfcourse.com/
#1 - Carlton Oaks Golf Course ▶ www.carltonoaksgolf.com/
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"I'll just go there and show you"... I know, any excuse to get out to San Diego! Roberto's is a great recommendation. I was there all the time when going to school.
Have played several area SD courses, but my favorite is Mt. Woodson (Ramona).
Torrey is beautiful, but Balboa was always more entertaining. I also think it has way more beautiful views. From 8 holes you get the city, point Loma, and Pacific ocean all at the same time!
There are over 70 public courses within a 40-minute ride in San Diego. For a city resident and being a senior Balboa is the place. It is in great condition and very affordable. Playing time (4 to 5 hours) can be long later in the morning.
The Roberto's was the best part of this. Growing up in SD and now live in SF this made me home sick.
Didn’t realize there were so many “affordable” options. I thought at the start that I would certainly see The Crossings at Carlsbad but clearly that 30 minute drive wouldn’t be necessary. Great video!
Completely agree with Balboa/Torrey/Coronado. I might consider The Crossings or Encinitas Ranch over Riverwalk/Mission Valley - although they're not in the core of San Diego. I might also consider Sycuan/Singing Hills.
Love the Ranch….it’s local and a challenge. Great layout.
I’m born n raised In SD and I love it here. Best part is I’m eating Roberto’s right as he goes there hahaha
River ridge blows. Admiral baker should have been on this list instead! I would say Sea N Air also but I think that might be a tough one for the public.
*Riverwalk
Admiral baker and the military course on Coronado is awesome
Forget riverwalk, mt Woodson definitely belongs on the list!
Mt Woodson is amazing! Loved playing there..
Absolutely a great course
100%
Absolutely agree
Dude my thoughts exactly. Mt. Woodson is my favorite course. I was able to bomb a 4 iron almost 300 yds on 17.
Don't forget to mention that San Diego has one of if not the best Micro Brew scenes in America. Stone, Ballast Point, Port Brewing and Saint Archer. all in SD. There are hundreds more. Mother Earth Cali Creamin is possibly the tastiest beer ever.
For those that can get on “Coronado Sea and Air” is an amazing course.
Thanks for another great video Mr. SG! Can't wait for the next one
Love this!!! Always nice to see new courses to know where to play if you only have one or two rounds on vacation
Thank you so so much for making this video! I moved out of San Diego to Oregon coast about 2 years ago. My buddy got me into golf before I left and you’ve helped me perfect my game immensely! And you couldn’t of said it better, I say it daily up here, “there is nothing better than San Diego Mexican food! Ya have to get a “California burrito” next time.
Much Love Matt and thank you once again
Thanks for the review, as I have played a couple of courses on my visit to Carlsbad but will be sure to check these out on my next visit
Mr SG love this format would definitely like to see more of this 😀
Mt. Woodson is another hidden gem.
Singing Hills is severely underrated and not well known. Two great courses. Very walkable and can be challenging if you are hitting it a little wild.
Visited my buddy in the Navy back in September, played Coronado. Great course at a good price.
Bro. You nailed it with Roberto's! Rolled tacos its the only way to go! Great job on the courses too, you know what? You are too legit to quit!...
The crossings in Carlsbad and Encinitas Ranch are both great tracks too!
Great video bud!
Great video! And thanks for flying delta!!!
Great list...Loved the Roberto's call. An absolute must
I have always told my friends, "If you can't get to TJ for Mexican food, San Diego is the best choice you have in the U.S." if you are getting beans and/or rice in your carne asada burrito, you are getting ripped off. Steak, pico, and guacamole should be the only things wrapped in that flour tortilla! Salsa to your liking. Great video Matt. Carlton Oaks is across the street from my place.
Very nice content mix since you've moved to Georgia. Thanks for the awareness and compelling reasons to watch your channel. Oh and I don't know if I left a comment but your coverage of the impact bag was "gold" Oh and the one about the grip too was like - awesome. KEEP HER COMING . . . Thanks!
I haven't been to San Diego or California since the 94' Northridge earthquake. First and last trip there. It figures the only time I was ever in Cali, there was a major quake. Only thing I miss was the Mexican food. Some of the best Mexican food I've ever tasted.
Awesome video! Now if only I could have one of these mrshortgame guides for every town I visit on vacations!
Great video. The amazing thing is that there are at least 5 additional courses not too far away also under $100. Makes me miss San Diego.
Mount Woodsen is a great place to play. Bring an extra sleave.
Great video! Over the past few years I have played the courses listed in the video many times! I will say that Riverwalk has a fantastic course layout, but is never kept in good condition which is a bummer. So much potential in that course!
Heck yeah thank you for the tips!!
Great video. Born and raised North County San Diego, loved seeing you shout out Roberto's. Top 5 under $100 for me would be Torrey Pines (residential rates), The Crossings, Mt. Woodson, RB Inn, and The Vineyard as my cheap sleeper.
Don't let San Diego fool you, people. Just about everywhere can be played for under $100 unless it's Torrey (non-residential), Madera's, La Costa/Aviara, or The Grand Del Mar.
I grew up and worked at mt woodson its great course
@@beararmshunt7498 Was about to say how overlooked it is but I'm now noticing everyone else mentioning it before me. Only course I've been able to stripe a blind driver shot onto a par 4 green, it'll always hold a special place in my heart
I live in SD also and I agree with your top 5.
@elemnopee. My buddy and I are heading to SD for work. Hoping you might see this. Where would you recommend? We don’t mind paying more than $100 but don’t of course want to get into the $400-$500 range but wouldn’t mind $200+. If it’s Torrey then it’s Torrey but I’ve heard there are much better courses around and Torrey is just famous due to the PGA.
@@MM-zb9kc Torrey's conditions are unmatched which is why I prefer it so much beyond the history and real estate, but you can absolutely get your money's worth elsewhere being non-res. I'd look into Encinitas Ranch (Micah Morris just had a match there on his CZcams channel so you can preview it, it's titled "We played 9 holes and made a new bet on every hole"). He says he's in OC but it's San Diego. Very scorable course (my best round is there), plenty of angulation on the front and back, it's next to the ocean, and always in great condition. Easily my favorite weekender course which is why I selfishly left it out above.
But now that I think about it, let me know what area you'll be staying in and I'll see what else is around you. Most courses that I prefer are in North County, which can be a 20-30 min drive if you're staying downtown. It _is_ pretty hard for me not to recommend Torrey South though, as I don't believe there's a single course better than it within a 20 mile radius. It's incredibly challenging which might upset some players but the paper towels in the bathrooms alone make you want to come back. You'll never forget you played there, I can promise you that much.
I'd say the few courses that actually rival Torrey South are up in Carlsbad / La Costa like "The Crossings" (affordable) and "Aviara" (expensive). Madera's in Poway is another popular course and closer than those two ^ but I think their rates are overpriced with it being a Troon course rather than a course you'll never forget you played. Either way, let me know where you'll be and I'll gladly help you out.
Balboa is challenging as hell. The signature hole, #16, is one of the most frustrating holes I’ve ever dealt with. The fairway is so damn narrow that any stray shot means your ball is gone. The greens are so hard as well. It may be a 6100 yds from the tips, but if you don’t hit your shots straight, the canyon is going to eat up your ball. Played Torrey south plenty of times and a lot of randos have agreed they rather play the brown tees at Torrey than Balboa because how hard balboa is. It’s great for the price tho!!! Lol
Native Oaks (formerly Woods Valley) in Valley Center is the best public course in North County. I live on Pauma Valley CC and Native Oaks looks just as green.
Native Oaks is my home course. The new tribal ownership has teamed with Troon, and the course is in outstanding shape is is a terrific value. Good call!
Life long resident. Tricky little Mission Trails, Chula Vista Municipal with the darn water hazard right off the bat, my freinds liked Singing Hills if it is still called that, yeah Steele Canyon and that "parachute" hole, Monte Vista at Cottenwood was my favorite. Just to name a few and a moment of silence for those courses that closed down over the last decade...... Thankx SG!
Great videos and have a Merry Christmas!!!
Played river walk a few years ago day before I played Torrey south. Twas pretty nice for the money and somehow we got behind a event they had cocktails every other hole and included us for free. Didn’t finish that round 😂. But I played great at Torrey
haha. Roberto's is a tradition after playing Torrey. Great views.
id love to go and play there ....but living in the uk its going to be tough, but we have some good courses over here i just love watching the content ....Mr Matt short game you are the best ......
I have decided your my favorite golf CZcamsr. I’ve noticed the UK has the biggest presence on CZcams, but you lead the pack in my opinion. Happy holidays and new year. I live in Westlake Village and do miss your content that’s local here, but understand why you had to move to the GA.
I’m from SD and Carlton Oaks and Balboa is best bang for the buck courses and a lot of local favorite! Seriously though national city or Chula Vista has one of the best Mexican hotspots!
So funny seeing the spot of Robertos for Mexican Food put in there. Being born and raised in San Diego, and still living here now, that was ALWAYS the spot to go to on beach days. Love the video man, keep them coming!
San Vicente in Ramona. New Greens and Bunkers. Also, stop by Ramona Cafe for a tasty Cinnamon Role.
Great video!! Love the content! Do one for Phoenix/scottsdale...might need to increase the $ amount
Playing Carlton Oaks tomorrow. Great video.
Mt. Woodson!! is a little off the beaten path in SD but in my opinion is my favorite course in san diego and I have played every one of them besides The Grand
Mr. Short Game....you absolutely nailed it. 100%. Aside from golf...the best advice is getting 3 rolled Roberto's taquitos with a carne asada burrito chaser. First thing I do on arrival every trip to SD. San Diego Mexican food is the best. Can't find it anywhere else. As a college student at UCSD on a budget, these were the courses I'd play. Torrey twilight at North Course (pre-US Open) I believe was $12.50 with resident card. Balboa and Coronado were always fun. Not sure what greens fees are these days but the splurge in 1994 was to head to Jamul (near El Cajon) and play Steele Canyon, which was maybe $45. If you wanted to really go low budget and just play a few holes at a dog track, Tecolote Canyon and Mission Bay.
Dude...I love all your videos! I wish you would have told me you were coming out to my home town of SD.....I actually live in Coronado, grew up here, and I am a Marshall at Riverwalk. You listed pretty much every course I love and play. Next time you're in town I will take you to Coronado Brewery after we play a round at either Torrey Pines or Coronado G.C.
Great list. Tough to play courses (esp over the weekend) for under a bill in SD. Would likely swap out Riverwalk and sneak in Goat Hill up in Oceanside. Bit outside the beaten path and technically not in the city of SD (county tho). Shorter track but a super cool vibe (and dirt cheap!)
Yeah, not breaking the speed record playing Coronado GC is the understatement of the year Mr. Shortgame. Ha ha.
Oh, you left out Maderas.
Maderas is epic
Maderas is a rip off way too much $$$$
Would have loved to see you playing your favorite holes on those courses.
As a San Diego resident, I disagree with your list but I'll keep the secrets.
If you can get on the Navy Base Sea N Air is a nice little track as well. Some really nice views of the ocean and bay. Not a difficult track but some very nice holes. Torrey was a bucket list course when I went down to play with my son who was on assignment there. The course was a little beat up due to them trying to get as many people on it before they shut it down for the US Open later in the month. If and when he goes back I will have to look into some of these courses.
Everywhere on the west coast has a "Bertos" haha and even though they're extremely similar in menu and quality, there's always one or two that stand out.
Please come to Nebraska and play Prairie Club, Wildhorse, Sandhills, etc. (Not now, of course).
Cool to see you out in santee. Carlton oaks is a great coarse.
Nothing better than SD, baby!! They literally have it all!☀⛳
You could have done a North Country show as well. Love your content.
Played every course you mentioned except Balboa. Carlton Oaks is a great course and with wind its very difficult.
Good choices Mr. SG but I would have put Steele Canyon on here if you’re going to head east. Carlton Oaks has declined a bit. Also Maderas should probably be on here too. Someone mentioned Mt. Woodson as well.
Dont let Matt fool you. Im in the Balboa mens club and it is definitely a hard walk.
Exactly
we are heading down on vacation in January, heard recent reviews for Carlton Oaks that werent flattering. looks ok though
The editing on this video was phenomenal. So cool!
Going to be playin arrowood in a few weeks. What do you think of that place? I know a little further north
Hard to beat the military courses if you can get on. Theres not a ton of choice in SD surprisingly and even way less in LA. But theres always great tracks to be played if you look hard enough.
North Island is an excellent course
72 courses in one city is plenty, my man
@@Fried_Bananas When you take out the private, military and ones way out in borrego (which is hours from the city and closer to Palm Springs) you're left with very, very few. And with the incredibly stupid closing and development of Riverwalk coming, the center of the city will be down to ZERO. Yes, zero public, full length courses in the city of SD proper. Not plenty.
@@user-ln1up9xi4k I play here weekly without access to private or military courses so I couldn't disagree with you more. I'm literally surrounded by full length public courses in north county but you're also limiting yourself to the center of San Diego.
Played Maderas earlier this year and thought it was pretty nice!
Pack your own breakfast over the airline one! Merry Christmas to you and your family Matt
Mt. Woodson in Ramona is awesome...
I've played 3 of the courses you covered. Agree Carlton Oaks is a course to play. Not as pretty as some of the others, but the golf is fantastic. They host numerous qualifying events there. Myself, never played from the tips. That looks really intimidating for my skill level. I find pace of play at Balboa to be more than I can stand. Oh and I think few would argue there's better Mexican food than in San Diego. From taco stand to fine dining, Mexican is rarely a miss.
Roberto's is always my go to after playing Torrey. Never eat at the Lodge restaurant.
Adalberto’s on Rosecrans…absolutely delicious!
@MrShortGame how is Mission Snails not on the list lol!
Love San Diego & Straight up 100% FACT on The Mexican Food!!
Now that you live in Georgia, you should do the same type of vlog about Georgia courses.
Played Carlton oaks back in 2013
Carlton Oaks 😮. I thought for sure you would of picked Mt Woodson 🤔
Little too far away for most travelers but it is a nice track.
Mr. ShortGame you need do a segement on 5 of your favority North San Diego golf course a lot GEM up in North County as well.
Make Riverwalk a must in the next two years. It will become condos and a park soon. I used to play the 9 hole, Presidio or Sunset, now closed. I was actually one of the last person to play it. Riverwalk can be tough as the valley turns into a wind tunnel. Holes going to the ocean always played longer than the score card. They also have great rental clubs, srixon last time I checked
I just played Riverwalk a few weeks ago. I was really disappointed to hear it was going to get shut down and turned into condos.
As an avid golfer who lives here in SD, gotta recommend Coronado!! Incredible course at affordable rates. My go to course!
Agreed but now everyone knows 😆
Love it but just impossible to get a tee time
As a San Diego native, I have to say there are some flaws with your choices.... But let's start with the good; Balboa is a very under rated place to play. definitely worth your time. And, I do love Coronado, but it is quite difficult to get on, or at least was the last time I tried. You'd have to go to the course at 5AM 2 days prior to when you want to play and get in line to get a number, that they would then start calling around 6AM to make a reservation.
So, Torrey is obviously a must do if you can, but unless you are a single player, almost impossible to get on unless you show up before the sun rises and walk on to play before the first tee time, or get lucky to get a no-show spot.
What I would substitute for River Walk, Carlton Hills, would be:
Encinitas Ranch.. lovely course that's open and has nice vistas.
Mount Woodson.. in the foothills, a challenging but very fun course with views of the mountains.
Mission Trails is a nice choice, as is Singing Hills.
And one of my favorites is Rancho Bernardo Inn. I know it's a resort style, but it's never let me down.
Props for the Roberto's stop, a definite San Diego classic. But if you're in town and hankerin for some Mexican check out Rubio's.. they are known for the fish taco's especial and then there's Point Loma Seafood that's a must stop.
Just my $0.02
Nice to see all my home tracks
Great video, my daughter is heading out to SDSU to play
Lacrosse and attend. Glad I saw this video, great info on golf (and I love Mexican food) but don’t have too many good places here on the east end of Long Island, NY. Do you know where San Diego State practices? Do they have a facility on campus?
If you go to Carlton Oaks, hit up Estradas on Mast Blvd just 5 mins away and order a "mini robins" burrito. One of the best burritos in San Diego. There are 3 locations so make sure to go to the one on Mast Blvd.
Absolutely agree on the Mexican food! SD is the best. Also agree on the courses! Also, might want to check out Cottonwood, Goat Hill and Maderas!
Glad to see you eat your Carne Asada like a man! With your hands. Best breakfast is at Pipes in Encinitas, near Torrey! Can’t go wrong. Thanks Matt for the videos. You should do best courses in Ojai, there are two 😂 and the muni is the bes Of the two! Let me know and I’ll get you out there!! 😂
Come out to San Vicente. Amazing course after the redesign
As a San Diegan, for y’all visitors, Balboa is really nice to go to, torrey is nice but pricey, if ur willing to drive, go to Mt.Woodson or The Crossings, a cheap par 3 course go to mission bay golf course.
It’s funny. I haven’t been able to play since starting working for UPS over 6 weeks ago but the last 2 courses I played were Riverwalk and Carlton Oaks lol. I’m sure you’ve played Mt Woodson and agree it’s beautiful. But it’s pretty far away from SD central, I’m assuming that’s why it didn’t make your list. Nice to see you back in the homelands 😀
I used to work at the San Diego HUB . You should try out Steele canyon GC !
Playing torrie pines you’d better call three months in advance. Come on up to Washington state and play Chambers Bay, Gamble Sands, Wine Valley. Merry Christmas Matt.
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You ever played in Southern Utah? Would love to connect with you to play with some incredible scenery
Can you do this for Charleston SC? I’m moving there in a couple months
Enci Ranch, Crossings, Lomas Santa Fe Executive, Arrowood, Twin Oaks, Links @ Lakehouse, Vineyard, Mt woodson, Rancho Bernardo Inn, etc.. all great under 100$ if you can find a twilight
Missed out on mount woodson!
Any way you can show us and do a review of bear creek in Murrieta?
What are some good courses in south Florida for cheap that don’t required a membership
You should hit up Kotija Del Mar not far from Robertos, I love that spot and I think the burritos are a bit better than Robertos, I love 5 minutes away
Hey Matt, Your killing me! I’m dying for three rolled tacos and a carne asada burrito! Especially since I live in NY now.
#guac #hot sauce #Carlsbad H.S. ‘84
Robertos #13 in Oceanside!
Got my hole in 1 on the 17th at Balboa :) I've also played all 5 of these courses. Torrey Pines is my favorite tho. Agree the best Mexican is in SD. And *bertos is darn good. We eat them the same lol.
Oh and you and I went to SDSU at the same time!
Aw wish that I knew you were coming to the area ... would've invited you out to Maderas at my rate ... no where near under $100, but ... it's Maderas :)
Should really do series of this! Please do LA 😭
As a resident can confirm this is mostly accurate. Only wish the courses here were in better condition (other than Torrey Pines obviously). Also you can't play Torrey for less than 100 as a non-resident, but is still an amazing place either way