The Loma Club

Took my girl friend who does not play much. Had fun. Used a 5 hybrid on down. We had great bloody Mary's afterwards.

Enjoyed playing this little par 3 golf course. Longest hole is around 150 yards so there’s no need to carry a bag full of clubs. Very casual and good practice for your short game.

This golf course is. geared toward juniors, beginners and lessons. Some tee boxes are only hitting from mats and greens were in poor condition. Overall, the layout was good, but the course conditions were less than average.

First time playing this course. Easy to follow and good clear fairways. Would play Sgt.

It was my first time there and it is a good way to practice your short game. There are a few longer holes but a very pleasant place to play.

Great little course for beginners. My wife is learning the golf game. Perfect course, outing, for her and it can be a little adventure when you take advantage of what the area Has to offer. We ended up eating at the fish market and went sightseeing around Pt. Loma .

Last week we played this course, this is my wife’s second time playing that course. The first week it was a great experience very family oriented had a great time. This week going back there is a regular that takes cough a little too serious and begins to whistle and rush you even though people in front of us were the ones taking long. Unfortunately this causes me to believe that this may not be the course for me as I’m sure these complaints have been given to the front desk multiple times and they continue to allow this person on there. Advice to all good golfers, don’t play executive courses go play a full course as this is a family establishment.

First and foremost, this is a decent course. It can and will get your short game dialed from your 9 iron through your wedges. There are 2-3 holes that play a smidge long but, I’d leave the big sticks in the car if I were you.
Staff: friendly, helpful, happy, and understand the game.
Course conditions: greens are a bit slower but, the course caters to the first timers. Bunkers are hard packed for the most part. Tee boxes are beat to heck. More often than not your hitting off a sand filled divot. The bunkers and “rough” are very short cut and hard packed.
Pace of play: the course is basically social hour. Lots of families, first timers, slower players, people learning the game and then you have people that are good and low Cappers trying to get a short 9 in. I will say this, 5-somes are ridiculous and slow the entire course up. They just do. But, it is what it is.

Nice setting with views of downtown San Diego, airport and bay. But course is not well groomed, sometimes hard to tell fairway from rough, greens and bunkers not well maintained. Layout ok but not very imaginative. Due for an overhaul!

Excellent scenery and the course was in great condition. Finished an enjoyable 9 holes in about 90 minutes. Great Value and opportunity to work on your par 3 game.

First time playing here after new management took over. Im stoked they found new owners and this course can stay around. Its a super chill, fun, low pressure golf experience. A nice, minimally challenging Par 3 executive course.

I love playing this course because if the pace is normal, i can clear all 9 holes in just over an hour and be back home to work, or pick me son up from preschool. Lol...

I mainly use this course to sharpen my game with my irons. I dont use tees, and just use the course as all practice for fairways on the big course.

my one gripe... The greens are in a bit of rough shape. 100% playable, they just looked a bit greener and healthier before 2020 kicked in. So i hope this is something the new management puts some heart into. But again, they where playable, i still made my birdes and pars(AND BOGIES. lol)... So this is just a lil gripe in hopes some attention is given back to the shiny greens. ;0)