Best of San Diego · 2026

Best Golf Courses & Driving Ranges in San Diego

Our top picks for golf courses & driving ranges in San Diego: Colina Park Golf Course (Mission Valley), Wild Woods Golf & Game Lounge and The Golf Bar — ranked by what thousands of San Diegans say in their reviews, weighed for consistency, and checked by us, from 20 places compared. Rankings are editorial and never for sale.

Updated October 2026 · 20 listings

  1. 1Colina Park Golf Course

    Colina Park Golf Course

    Mini golf in Mid-City

    Local favoriteMission ValleyCallDirectionsWebsite
  2. 2Wild Woods Golf & Game Lounge

    Wild Woods Golf & Game Lounge

    Mini golf in San Marcos

    Local favoriteSan MarcosCallDirectionsWebsite
  3. 3The Golf Bar

    The Golf Bar

    Mini golf in Clairemont

    Local favoriteClairemont Mesa (East + West)CallDirectionsWebsite
  4. 4The Loma Club

    The Loma Club

    Mini golf in Point Loma

  5. 5Stadium Golf Center & Batting Cages
  6. 6Fairway Golf

    Fairway Golf

    Mini golf in Kearny Mesa

  7. 7ChipnPutt Golf

    ChipnPutt Golf

    Mini golf in Otay Ranch Village 1

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  8. 8Singing Hills Golf Club at Sycuan
  9. 9Tee Box San Marcos

    Tee Box San Marcos

    Mini golf in San Marcos

  10. 10Pro Kids Golf Academy

    Pro Kids Golf Academy

    Mini golf in Mid-City

    University HeightsCallDirectionsWebsite

Where to golf in San Diego

This list covers golf courses, driving ranges, pitch-and-putt courses and indoor golf lounges. Colina Park Golf Course in Mission Valley, Wild Woods Golf and Game Lounge in San Marcos, The Golf Bar in Clairemont, The Loma Club in Point Loma and Stadium Golf Center in Serra Mesa lead our list.

Short courses like Colina Park and The Loma Club are great for beginners and quick rounds. Indoor golf lounges let you play simulated courses with food and drinks, rain or shine. Book tee times online, especially on weekends.

Before you go: a quick checklist

  • Torrey Pines and the city’s municipal courses offer lower rates for San Diego residents. Bring ID if you qualify.
  • Book tee times early: popular courses fill up days or weeks ahead.
  • Check the dress code, which often means collared shirts and soft spikes.
  • Ask about twilight rates, which are usually much cheaper.
  • Practicing? Many driving ranges are open into the evening under lights.

How we ranked San Diego's best golf courses and driving ranges

We started with every golf course, range or lounge in San Diego County that is open, verifiable and reviewed by visitors, then scored each one on review quality weighted by review volume, so a perfect score from a handful of visitors can't outrank years of consistent praise from thousands. Rankings are editorial and never for sale; paid placements are clearly labeled Sponsored and sit outside the ranking.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best place to golf in San Diego?

Our top-ranked golf spots are Colina Park Golf Course in Mission Valley, Wild Woods Golf and Game Lounge in San Marcos and The Golf Bar in Clairemont.

Are there beginner-friendly golf courses in San Diego?

Yes. Short courses like Colina Park and The Loma Club are ideal for beginners and quick rounds.

Can anyone play Torrey Pines?

Yes. Torrey Pines is a public, city-owned course. Residents get lower rates and an easier booking window, while non-residents pay more and tee times can be harder to get.

What is the cheapest way to play golf in San Diego?

Municipal courses, twilight tee times and resident rates are the best value.

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