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    Sheri is awesome! Super patient and incredibly knowledgeable. Definitely booking a few more lessons before I go out on the course.

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    Do you do club fitting ? What is your experience re same-length irons from 4-9?

    Hello James, Sorry I don’t do any club fitting. I don’t have any experience with same- length clubs. Although I do know Edel golf is making them, and I am super found of the… 

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    The Loma Club

    The Loma Club

    4.1
    (209 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    I'll have to come back to play the scenic 9 hole, par 27 and/or fun mini golf course at some point,…read morebut on this visit, I simply enjoyed the ambiance and a Southwest Bowl (grilled chicken + spanish rice + black beans + corn + cherry tomato + red onion + cotija + cilantro + chipotle dressing). A bit bummed the kitchen was out of the Housemade Ice Cream Sandwich, however, as I was hoping to try the rotating seasonal flavor! While the aesthetics of the bowl were somewhat lacking (mostly brown really isn't the most appetizing of colors...), the flavors were there. Ordered at the inside bar, then took my food outdoors. Shoutout to the live music!

    This is a wonderful outdoor space on the edge of Liberty Station that includes a lush green nine…read morehole executive golf course, 18 holes of mini golf, a nice outdoor courtyard where live music may be playing, and an indoor bar and restaurant. There's something for everyone, which makes this a really popular space to hang out. Across the street and away from the fray there is also a large practice putting green. I can't believe it took me so long to discover this place! Being a jack of all trades you can't expect everything to be excellent. The mini golf is not the greatest, and the food is not great. But it's an entertaining venue and the food will fill your belly. Meanwhile, you'll be enjoying the outdoors and the beautiful green environment.

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    Bar
    The Loma Club
    Miniature golf Christmas decorated

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    Miniature golf Christmas decorated
    Point Loma Sports Club

    Point Loma Sports Club

    4.6
    (245 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    The staff make all the difference. It's awesome that it's never too crowded and as a larger person…read morejust starting on a new health journey; I don't feel super judged, and def feel welcome by all the trainers. Started doing personal training with Natalie S. After one session I feel like a whole new person. She listened to my concerns and my goals and tailored a regimen to my specific needs. Love the Chill Zone - just wish it was included in the membership instead of $20 a session (you do get one free session per month which is nice). The infrared sauna is a great warm down! Grateful for this community and excited to try out more classes. Just wish there were more offerings, the classes I like are only offered once a week.

    I chose this gym for the convenient location and easy parking. I'd never done a full walkthrough,…read moreso I popped in one afternoon and was genuinely impressed by the old-school vibe. It felt like a perfect match for someone who appreciates real gym culture over shiny boutique studios. But the longer I trained there, the more the cracks started showing--and they add up fast. The equipment is a mixed bag. The free weights feel satisfyingly heavy (old-world heavy, great for pumps), and I really loved the turf area--it's loaded with punching bags, sleds, aerial bands, kettlebells, Bosu balls, a vibration plate, and more. It's genuinely impressive... when it's not a zoo. People constantly cut across paths or leave equipment scattered everywhere. Lanes or some basic traffic management would make a huge difference. The machines, mostly older Techno Gym and Hoist units, are where things fall apart. Many have off motions, some are missing weight scales entirely so you can't even tell what you're lifting, and the abductor/adductor machine has a weirdly tilted seat that forces awkward positioning and incomplete reps. The locker room was a constant frustration. Way too small for the traffic, with tiny lockers that barely fit a gym bag--forget squeezing in shoes, a phone, or a hat. It's also uncomfortably hot with terrible ventilation, and the black toilets plus lack of any real vanity area made post-workout routines feel like a hassle. Same story with the abysmal shower water pressure. Nothing about the space felt luxurious despite the "low membership, high quality" marketing. The infrared sauna gets plenty hot but is clearly showing its age (the teak creaks like it's begging for maintenance). The cycle studio is actually awesome--super dark and built for intense rides--and the yoga studio with skylights and soft wood floors is cozy. The stretching room has a stretching cage and free percussion guns, but with only one cage and limited space, it quickly turns into a crowded mess. Two reformers are a nice touch, though. The recovery area has real potential: hot bath, cold plunge, red light panel, and Norma-Tec boots. But everything is pay-to-play after the first use (one free recovery session per month, $35 extra after that; InBody scans are $15 each). At my previous luxury club, these were included with your membership. They send a cute monthly newsletter highlighting employee of the month and new equipment, which is a nice touch, but it doesn't hide the feeling that the club is running on limited operating capital. Everything feels a little gimmicky and nickel-and-dimed. I really wanted to love this place for its old-school soul and solid turf setup, but at $199 per month, the headaches and lack of luxury simply aren't worth it. I'll miss the turf training the most, but I won't be renewing. Best avoided unless you're okay with paying premium prices for a dated experience.

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    Functional Training Arena
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    Weight Room
    Our staff is friendly and helpful, always!

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    Our staff is friendly and helpful, always!
    Balboa Park Golf Course

    Balboa Park Golf Course

    3.4
    (182 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    Little gem of a course at Balboa Park. This is the oldest muni course in San Diego at nearly 100…read moreyears old and the clubhouse is a San Diego City Historic Landmark. The moment you step into the clubhouse you realize the vast history of the location. For example, some parts are in need of major repair, but there are also nearly 100 years of player trophies and accomplishments on display in a large lobby time has not touched (nor cleaners, painters, renovators...but I digress). Don't miss the unbeatable hilltop views out the back of hole 1 and hole 18 side-by-side with the cityscape in the background. The same view can be seen from the restrooms, giving this place the best view from the loo award. I played the regulation 18 (they also have a nine hole executive course). The course was in good to very good condition. It's a fun, unique track and there are some very narrow holes, but fair enough because they are shorter. Accuracy off the tee is favored over length on most of the holes. There are also a few challenging elevation changes, but not many blind approach shots, which I don't think anyone enjoys. It's a fun track that keeps you on your toes. Many holes are lined by canyons so errant shots on those will be lost. Another unique aspect is that Balboa Park sits under the landing path of the airport. I tried to catch an airplane in my photos and it was pretty easy to in most all of them. Pace of play was fine at 4.5 hours on a weekday afternoon. Staff was friendly, but they deal with a lot of people so I could see how things could go sideways as some reviews have mentioned. Just exercise the golden rule. If you play golf and live in San Diego, I say this is a must play at least once. I'll be back again when I'm in the right mood.

    Great views of the city. Pace was a little slow, but that's what you get for a later tee time…read more Greens were uber fast. Took time to get used to. Rental set was mediocre

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    Waiting on the 6th hole.. 2 groups back and still cart path only until 7th hole
    Waiting on the 6th hole.. 2 groups back and still cart path only until 7th hole
    Balboa Park Golf Course
    Balboa Park Golf Course

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    Sheri Hayes Golf - golf - Updated August 2026

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