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Mission Bay Golf Course
San Diego, CA, United States
Mission Bay Golf Course in San Diego: 18-hole par-58 executive layout with night lighting, rated 4.1. See golfer reviews on Hole19.
Description
Mission Bay Golf Course is an 18-hole executive layout in Pacific Beach, San Diego, designed by Ted Robinson, former president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. The course plays to a par of 58 across 2,719 yards on 46 acres, featuring four par-four holes and fourteen par-threes. It holds a notable distinction as the only golf course in San Diego with night lighting, making it a practical option beyond daylight hours. Rated 4.1 by Hole19 golfers, it is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in California.
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- Susan LabowJanuary 12, 2026
Great
Zack TestNovember 21, 2024Greens are fast
Russ BeaulieuJune 28, 2020It’s a VERY short course, some par 3’s under 90 yards. Helps you work on your short game that’s for sure. The clubhouse needs a little clean up, shares with soccer golf, and frisbee golf so a little bit of a wonky layout. Could be a really fun spot but I wouldn’t recommend for serious golfers. Nice people, but felt like a stretched out mini golf course.
n8 W.June 18, 2019Awesome! Greens were impeccable, soft, & fast.
- Gary CarradineJuly 12, 2017
Nice course near the water so it's usually cooler. Course is kept in good condition with nice greens. Lots of fun!
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