Greatest and most beautiful golf course in San Diego with amazing coaches that will teach you great…read moretechniques and improve your game guaranteed. The junior program rocks with a fun experience for the young golfers!

A threesome of employees (as confirmed by a pro shop employee who came out to address the…read moresituation) had the tee time immediately before 5:00 p.m. on Friday 6/12/26 and spent the round filming every shot. They repeatedly set up tripods and staked a phone-mount pole directly into the greens while recording, creating unnecessary delays throughout the course. They also drove their carts up to or onto the grass of almost every tee box. When a pro shop employee came out, no corrective action was taken. Instead, our group and the groups behind us were told, "They're employees here, so they're alright and know what they're doing." I have worked with multiple golf courses and remain active in the golf industry. At every facility where I have been, employees who are given the privilege of playing the course are held to a higher standard than guests, not a lower one. They are expected to respect course, maintain pace of play, and set a positive example for customers. It was disappointing to see employees apparently given special treatment while engaging in conduct that would not be tolerated from paying guests and that negatively affected multiple groups on the course.

Just had a putter fitting with Colby, it was one of the best golf experiences I've ever had…read more Even with limited simulator equipment to gather data, he took time to understand everything about my putting performance and personal feel. He went above and beyond to educate and guide me through the process, and also make sure I was set up to succeed on the course. I will be sending friends/ family his way for fittings in the future and now have a go-to expert I can trust. Highly recommend.

Terrible service. Spent at least 30 minutes walking around…read morelooking for golf clubs. I'm a beginner golfer and we asked one guy questions about the beginning club set for petite. He let us try it. But never went back to check on us. Also tried to find someone to help us and answer questions but no one look like they wanted to help us. I understand the difference between buying 2000 golf set vs a beginning 300. But if I was gonna start becoming an amateur golfer AND a woman, I would've love better customer service. Because then I would be a loyal customer and spend my money here. But I was certainly dissatisfied in service. Mind you, my dad is disabled and bought me the golf set without anyone helping us. But only because my dad just likes to get a "deal". First chance I get I'm returning it to a different store. Don't go here.

Sheri is such a pro at getting a novice started. She put me at ease right away and from the first…read morelesson I was all in! I just know that by lesson 12, I will be enjoying the game with my husband at my side in our cart! She is the perfect beginners coach; patient, kind, observant and did I say patient?!

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

After 4 sessions with Tyler I improved about 10-15 strokes. Been golfing for 10 months now and was…read moreshooting around 110's. When I talked to him before my first session my goals were simple, not lose as many balls and get rid of the slice. Can confirm I was able to improve on both aspects of my game quickly. I was able to break 100 now and that's with only iron lessons. Will look to get some driver & chipping lessons in the future! The price is steep but it's felt like a great investment so far!

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.

First month as a family learning the Golf life, John A. provided us with exceptional service. He…read moreprovided us with great knowledge moving forward in regards to what's necessary for the sport and helping us with some fitting and skill tips (not just for the parents but the kiddo as well). He showed us brief recommendation out of the countless selections the store has to offer. His value in customer service is deeply appreciated. Store is well organized and other staff we interacted with also have great customer service aspects. We definitely will be coming back.

In and out and got the golf bag that I was looking for! The staff is knowledgeable and I could not…read morehave asked for a better experience. Thanks golf mart!

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.

Fun, short golf course tucked away in the canyons of Clairemont. Prices are reasonable and it's…read morerarely overly busy. There's a small clubhouse with a food and bar area, and it's a great place to come hit some balls on the modestly sized driving range. The putting area isn't in the best shape, but it still gets the job done. Overall, this is my fun, local go-to golf spot.

The course and shop are currently closed. I really hope it comes back with a revamp and better…read moremaintained greens and tee boxes. It was a bit rough to play for a while, but it's a great local training spot if you live nearby.