Played twilight rate for $80 and course was well worth it. Mountain type course with a lot of undulation in the fairways. Had to pick your spot for drives as ball followed landscape and had various bounces. From the next to last tees (Gold; slope 130 or so), some drives require 200 or so yards to carry gorges. Course winds its way through different elevations. Holes were varied, some par 4s being short and some long. Greens were flat and in good condition and ball rolled true. Course was in very good condition overall. This reminded me of mountain courses I play in Arizona.

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Marvellous new Fazio course near San Diego. Long tough course, lots of fun, great condition.

Customer Service

Fine

Not as penal as many of the modern designs. Lots of options around the green. Beautiful scenery, cart paths are not visible from the tee.

A few houses around the course, but they are beauties so don't take away too much from the course.

A magnificent course designed by Tom Fazio. Every hole makes you stop and think. Lots of risk reward shots and many ways to play from just off the green.

Great layout

priccey!

Still looking great! This is a superb course. Must keep it in play/ Rolling canyons is spectacular! 11th hole is a long par 3.. watch out... at aroubd 200 yards is a tough one to judge

Customer Service

Excelleny

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Clubhouse design is AWESOOME!

Course design (Fazio-enough said)exceptional. Course condition always top-notch.

A bit pricey on weekends. To schedule more than one week in advance, surcharge added.

The Meadows Del Mar course is a relatively new, upscale course just south of the old Del Mar racetrack, on the inland side of I-%, heading toward San Diego (15 min further south). It is definitely upscale, a beautiful Tom Fazio course, situated in the valleys below the hills around Del Mar. While having no ocean views, it has the great coastal climate. The course is immaculate, service superb; the staff is very helpful and caters to corporate outings on a regular basis. While pricey, it is a much better value than Torrey Pines, and certainly easier to get on. While not unduly long, it places emphasis on tee ball location; greens are large and beautiful, a joy to putt. The clubhouse is almost a work of art, reminding one of a Frank Lloyd Wright creation. Most definitely a "must play" while in San Diego.

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Great staff; Herb Moore, director of golf, one of greatest professionals I have ever met, always enjoy talking to him.