Tecolote Canyon Golf Course

2755 Snead Ave, San Diego, CA 92111, USA

Address:	2755 Snead Ave, San Diego, CA 92111, USA
Phone:	+1 858-279-1600
Site:	tecolotecanyon.com
Rating:	4.2
Working:	6AM–8PM 6AM–8PM 6AM–8PM 6AM–8PM 6AM–8PM 6AM–8PM 6AM–8PM

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Mark Burns

I found this course, overall, to be somewhere in between 3 and 4 stars, but I gave it the benefit of the doubt because I played on a foggy morning following a very rainy period, which probably effected the conditions somewhat. What to like: the course is designed to fit with the natural terrain. It follows a canyon out, and then back, crossing a small stream a couple of times. Its a very scenic area. The staff is extremely helpful and friendly. They have a nice driving range, and there is a package deal that is quite attractive if you can get to the course often. The greens were in excellent condition. Less favorable: The fairways on the par 4s are a little ragged, but that could be partly due to the recent rains. Many holes require real precise strikes. I lost 5 balls on hits that I thought were pretty dang good. Again, this could also be due to the soggy conditions and overgrown rough. I cant comment on the traps. They looked to be in good condition but, again, it was very wet out. Price is fair.

Chris Barwick

My 10 yr old son and I golf here all the time. Very reasonable rates, as in dirt cheap. On virtually every hole, its like you are the only ones around. Tight fairways and more than a few challenging holes. We usually do twilight and its a very peaceful way to end a work day having fun with your kid. Apparently, they also have free group lessons but I havent taken any, though I probably should. Ive seen some poor reviews about course conditions but frankly I think thats just being picky. Its an executive course, and a tough one at that. Hit the green and you dont need to worry about a dirt patch here and there.

Rod Macpherson

Tight fairways and hazards make this course a challenge (bring an extra ball). This par 58 executive course can be completed at your leisure well under 3 hours and the green fees are very reasonable. There are always spots available at the driving range right next to the clubhouse, and you have your choice of grass or mats, and they have a roaming beverage/snack cart in addition to the cafe and pro shop. Definitely not post-card material but a great facility nevertheless.

Frank Pratte

What I love about it: 1. The course design. Considering its an executive style course, it is still really challenging and you need to choose your targets to best avoid the hazards, i.e. your target isnt always straight at the pin. The greens are tougher than a typical executive course with lots of undulations. 2. Its easy to get a tee time. 3. Its reasonable priced. 4. Being an executive, its a pretty fast round. 5. Its in the shade in the afternoon

sean sean

The driving range is ok and they offer deals with the buckets from time to time. The club house is ok, and the ladies who work there are very nice. The staff is very helpful and professional. At first I thought this was going to be easy, but I have to say one of the most toughest Par 3 courses Ive ever played. FYI if you are wondering what the orange flags are for, that is for soccer golf. I play here at least twice a month to work on my short game.

Tom Reilly

A real gem for the money. Theyve been doing a lot of work with many re-sodded tee boxes, new artificial turf driving range and some rehab on the clubhouse. The greens are in fantastic shape and a real challenge. Course is narrow, set in the canyon and challenging so bring some extra balls. The monthly membership deal is almost too good to be true.

Kevin Leyva

Convenient, easy to get a tee time. The ladies working in the clubhouse will up sell you on rates (2 people had carts, 1 without and would not accomadate unless paid $29 p/round). Course conditions used to be awesome, now gone to rocks and dirt w/ patches of grass. Course conditions and staff have really gone downhill.

Mike Carps

Not bad for what you pay. First time golfing here, and I spent more time looking for the next hole than I did golfing. Would be nice to have some sort of map because it can get very confusing since its mainly Par 3s and all so close together. I plan on coming back, and hopefully Im not dumb enough to get lost twice.

Bolts SD

Have always loved this course. Short yet challenging. Over 30 years playing here and its always been in good to excellent shape. Bring extra balls as errant balls are not worth getting as Ive seen rattlesnakes mating on the cart paths (not to mention whats in the scrub brush and the canyon walls).

Shawn Fassett

One my my favorite courses in SD. If you are looking for an affordable round of golf that wont take all day, but still want a challenge, TC is the place. Plus they have footgolf if you want to get out and your group cant play real golf. Its super fun day either way.

David Burpeau

Reasonable golf - ball washers often have no water or falling apart - sand traps....no sand...hard pan! Spotty drink cart service, Watch the Marshals....some just flat our grab balls while your golfing.....including yours!

Dustin Cole

Really had a great time here. It was my first time ever golfing at a course so I cant really compare it. But the price was good at $15 a person for twilight, and the course seemed clean. The staff was helpful.

Ronald Klarenbeek

considering what I know about this course.. its a Good course for the price.. lots of fun.. Good times with friends

eui won Kim

Its a very challenging course and with really cheap price. The range is pretty much dirt but its works.

Scott Varcoe

Love this course. Very nice greens. Never been to the driving range but it doesnt look very nice.

Larry Grove

A fun little course, you need to hit straight or the rough will eat your ball every time.

Mike Soule

Very challenging executive style course. For the price it was a good time.

Joshua Walters

course leaves a lot to be desired but for the price its a great 3 hours