| Facilities |
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| Championship Standard Course |
| Club House |
| Driving Range |
| Golf Buggies |
| Practice Area |
La Jolla is another example of the extraordinary selection of first class municipal courses. Torrey Pines is a credit to the City of San Diego, which manages the two golf courses in impeccable fashion. The result is a PGA Tour venue, as well as a U.S. Open host, and also one of California's finest golfing destinations.
| Facilities |
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| Championship Standard Course |
| Club House |
| Driving Range |
| Golf Buggies |
| Practice Area |
South Course
The South Course is the star of the show at Torrey Pines, welcoming the finest players for the final rounds of the annual Buick Classic, and also the 2008 United States Open host. The South Course's layout was originally formulated in 1957, but recent revisions were completed by Rees Jones.
While the golf course and its rare pine trees are incredible, the lasting impression of the South may be the remarkable views of the Pacific coastline. There is no better example of this than the short 3rd, whose green is perched on the cliff top, providing awesome vistas back down towards La Jolla and San Diego beyond. It is incredible to believe that Torrey Pines is a public facility, as it is a truly magical golfing experience.
North Course
Not to be outdone, Torrey Pines' North Course is also excellent. While it may not be as challenging as the renowned South Course, many locals enjoy the stunning beauty of the North Course. Picture perfect views round off the experience at this Californian classic.
