San Diego Golf: Find Your Place In The Sun

San Diego enjoys a climate similar to the Mediterranean, which includes dry and warm summers along with mild winters rarely falling below fifty degrees. With over two hundred days typically above seventy degrees, it is a perfect place to play San Diego golf on a regular basis. You will find that there are several golf courses located in and around San Diego that offer a variety of playing conditions and a wide selection of tee times that are available online for your convenience in selection and booking.

In this lovely warm city you will have a choice between San Diego golf clubs and San Diego country clubs as venues that offer golfing opportunities. While San Diego golf clubs' primary focus is providing you with everything you need for an enjoyable round of golf, San Diego country clubs offer not only golf but other amenities such as club houses, fine dining, exercise and sauna rooms, tennis and swimming. San Diego country clubs also serve as venues for special events such as weddings and receptions.

If you are looking for San Diego golf that is close to downtown, you can try the Balboa Park Golf Course. This San Diego golf club offers both an eighteen-hole as well as a nine-hole course that offers play suitable for beginners to experts. Golfers come to Balboa Park for its beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean that you will enjoy as you play your way around this exciting San Diego golf course.

Other public San Diego golf courses that you will want to visit includes the Chula Vista Municipal Golf Course and the Lomas Santa Fe Executive Golf Course. The Chula Vista course is located in nearby Bonita, and the Lomas Santa Fe course is in Solana Beach. Chula Vista provides golfers with water hazzards on fifteen out of its eighteen holes. Lomas Santa Fe offers ocean views and breezes, making it excellent for summer nighttime play, and it offers several special deals that allow families to play together inexpensively.

Mission Trails San Diego Golf Course provides changes in geography to challenge the golfer. Bordering Lake Murray on the back nine holes and working its way through a valley on the first nine, the golfer who comes to play here will find that the eighteen hole, par seventy-one course provides a great day of San Diego golf for you and your friends and family.

You can get more information about specific San Diego golf clubs as well as San Diego golf tee time availability by visiting the course websites.