The Links at Lakehouse

I real y like the course, but it is a little expensive for me.

Strictly speaking of course and cost only. Greens about average to above average. Fairways and tee boxes average to below average. Pace of play was good.

Full price at prime times would make this course 2 stars. I couldn’t justify cost to course conditions commanding those prices.

It’s a $35-40 course and layout at best. If you can get that price, play it.

But other courses are doing the same. Jacking up prices to make up lost revenue during the pandemic.

Staff, practice area, restaurant are 4 stars.

The course was nice. It had a good practice facility also. We played on a wednesday at 12.20. We waited on every single shot except putting on every hole. On some par 3s there were 3 groups. Could not get into rhythm playing this slow. It was a nice course if it were not for the pace of play.

Overall a nice course. Plenty of challenging holes. Sand bunkers need more sand. Pace of play was good since we started early. 7:20.

Good time. Greens were on the slow side but fine. Traps were in very poor condition due to compaction or lack of sand. If you can hit off cart paths (pick it clean) you will have the shot needed to get out of St Marks traps. Otherwise you will be disappointed at the lack of maintenance.

Some of the courses on Golf Now shouldn’t be on there. This course was very nice to play and in good shape, greens are perfect. Will be back.

The fairways are really beat up. They all need a ton of work.

For a public course in the San Diego area, this course is very nice. Very nice range and practice area, and the greens were fast for public courses which I like. Would definitely recommend.