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 The Golf Club of CaliforniaFallbrook (760) 451-3737 • thegolfclubsofcalifornia.com The Golf Club of California, which is now open for limited public play, offers visitors an experience usually reserved for private club members. In 2009, The Golf Club of California hosted many prominent events, including the San Diego County Amateur Championship. The challenging routing, breathtaking scenery and elegant Spanish Mission-style clubhouse combine to form one of the best experiences in San Diego County. Look for tee times at click4teetimes.com and visit the website to register for direct offers and promotions. And if you’re interested in membership, the club will be offering new incentives in 2010.  Meadow Lake Golf ClubEscondido (760) 749-1620 • meadowlakegolfclub.com Meadow Lake is one of the most scenic and affordable courses in northern San Diego County, and it is unveiling an intriguing renovation in 2010. The 17th hole has been changed from a par 4 to a par 5. And in January, golfers can save money, too, as the course is offering a special between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday through Friday. Golfers can play 18 holes with cart and lunch for only $30. (Must mention Southland Golf for this discount.) Golfers can also take advantage of one of the instruction specials at Meadow Lake. Inquire about a 2-for-1 lesson offer with Director of Golf Rick Hamilton or Head Professional Gene LaLiberte.  Mt. Woodson Golf ClubRamona (760) 788-3555 • mtwoodsongc.com A par-70 course in the rustic mountains of northern San Diego County, Mt. Woodson boasts an array of challenging tee shots, and well-placed bunkers on all 18 holes force you to work hard for every birdie opportunity. An exciting development at the course is that GPS has been installed on every cart. Both regular players and avid golfers interested in checking out the facility can reap significant benefits by signing up for the 2010 Players Club membership. Call the pro shop for more information.  Pala Mesa ResortFallbrook (760) 728-5881 • palamesa.com Pala Mesa continues to be one of the most scenic and affordable golf destinations in San Diego County. The course offers an array of discounted green fees, including a military rate and a super twilight option. Pala Mesa also has discounted rates for parties booking a tournament of 16 or more with extra benefits included. Throughout the year, Pala Mesa stages instruction clinics for men, women and juniors. Recently, Travis Inchcliff was promoted to head golf professional.  Salt Creek Golf ClubChula Vista (619) 482-4666 • saltcreekgc.com Incorporating a blend of traditional links elements with modern characteristics, Salt Creek sports one of the most eclectic layouts in San Diego County. For 2010, the club has unveiled one-hour golf clinics every Saturday morning. The group classes begin on the hour at 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and cost $10 per person. Salt Creek also has established a walking club — for one weekday a week, people will meet on the first tee at sunrise and walk the peaceful and scenic course. Also, on Feb. 28, the course is hosting a throwback event with Pro Kids Golf Academy, and players will be using, among other things, wooden-shafted clubs.  Steele Canyon Golf ClubJamul (619) 441-6908 • steelecanyon.com Located in the Rancho San Diego area only 20 minutes from Downtown, Steele Canyon is currently undergoing a renovation of its clubhouse and banquet area. Upon completion, the facility will be able to accommodate dinners and weddings for over 350 people. This April, Steele Canyon will host the 2010 Gary Player Invitational, a pro-am tournament featuring tour professionals, celebrities and some of the area’s top business people. If you’re interested in hosting your own tournament or group outing at the Steele Canyon, contact the course for booking options.  Sycuan ResortEl Cajon (800) 457-5568 • sycuanresort.com With 54 holes and a tranquil location in the mountains of eastern San Diego County, Sycuan Resort is one of the region’s most acclaimed golf destinations. For 2010, the course will be opening a TaylorMade clubfitting studio, and the resort’s comprehensive renovation of all 100 guestrooms will be unveiled in early January. Also, Michael Tesauro has been named food and beverage director and instructor Holly Kennedy begins her tenure as president of the San Diego Junior Golf Association.  Welk ResortEscondido (760) 749-3225 • welkgolfsandiego.com Scenic Welk Resort has a pair of 18-hole layouts that are ideal for golfers of all skill levels — the par-3 Oaks Course and the executive Fountains Course, which is the longest executive track in San Diego County. For the 11th consecutive year, Fountains will be a host site for the Junior World Golf Championships, welcoming boys and girls in the 9-10 age divisions. Welk Resort offers a coupon book for $39.95 and includes a plethora of useful savings, including a free round with cart and 20 rounds at $5 off.  Woods Valley Golf ClubValley Center (760) 751-3007 • woodsvalleygolfclub.com For 2010, Woods Valley has introduced annual and monthly membership programs with an array of benefits, including no cart fees, driving range privileges, tee-time booking up to three weeks in advance and discounts on non-sale merchandise in the pro shop. Contact PGA Director of Golf David Mowery to learn more about available programs and membership options.  Escondido Country ClubEscondido (760) 759-2258 • escondidocc.com If you’re looking to hold a golf event or tournament in 2010, the La Jolla Development Group is offering an opportunity to experience its exclusive golf portfolio in San Diego County. Event organizers have their choice of playing at Escondido, Lake San Marcos or Stoneridge country clubs, and each offers great course conditions in its own unique setting. For information on special group and tournament packages, contact Director of Tournament Sales Tony Mulcahy at (760) 759-2258. “In these economic times, consumers are looking for value without sacrificing quality and service — that is exactly what I have to offer them,” Mulcahy said. “No budget is too small. I can make it work.” Golfers can test drive Escondido Country Club as it recently opened for limited daily-fee play. Rates are $50 Monday-Friday and $70 on Saturday, Sunday and holidays. |
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