Admiral Baker Golf Course (North) - $
Friars Road & Admiral Baker Road • San Diego, CA 92120 • (619) 556-5520
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rkearson - Eliot, Maine 
My home course is "The Links At Outlook" located in South Berwick, Maine. It is a links style course, hence the name. The front nine is pretty wide open, and the back nine is where the challenge comes into play. It tends to be a lot more narrow and very hilly, with a couple of blind t-shots. It is a very well kept course and they do a very good job there. It is definitely one of my favorite courses to play. If you are ever in the Southern Maine area give the links a try.

Rkearson

Posted: Friday, August 29, 2008
Member Since: August 22, 2008
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alana - San Diego 
Played 4-12-08 on a very warm day. The first 7 fairways are in very good condition, after that it gets a little spotty, with some burnt out and GUR areas, not that bad though. The greens are slowish and a little bumpy but rolled fine for the most part. The layout here is excellent, with a good variety of holes, with the par 3's all being very difficult. I am a reasonably long hitter and I hit 4 iron, 4 iron, 3 iron and 3-wood to them, #17 is as hard a par 3 as you will find. #18 is a very tough, but enjoyable par 5 finishing hole. The staff were great, and the clubhouse here is a perfect place to enjoy a cold drink after a round. It was $32 to walk as a guest on a weekend, 60 range balls for $3. Will be back.

Posted: Monday, April 14, 2008
Member Since: April 20, 2005
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Greybeard - Calimesa Country Club 
Very friendly and courteous staff help make this course an enjoyable place to play. Green fees are reasonable and the course is challenging, especially for a guy like me who is just resuming the game after a 15+ year layoff. Hopefully the fairways will fill in a little more with the warm weather coming. The greens are in pretty good shape, just wish players would repair ball marks on them. No homes along the fairways that are hitable from the tees and that keeps me coming back everychance I get.

Posted: Friday, April 4, 2008
Member Since: April 3, 2008
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andersongebel - SD 
Played 11/21 @ 7:30. Course was in decent shape. Greens were a lttle better than normal. They are over seeding the fairways though. Its worth the $27 I payed to walk. I love the layout!

Posted: Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Member Since: February 26, 2007
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smbult - San Diego 
First couple greens were bad, different types of grass growing and they were quite bumpy.

Posted: Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Member Since: October 3, 2007
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hcox - San Diego 
Admiral Baker North is an excellent, well maintained golf course. The greens are slow and in some cases show evidence of multiple different types of grass on the green and/or damage from mold.

Posted: Thursday, September 13, 2007
Member Since: December 16, 2006
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andersongebel - San Diego 
Played 8/27 @ 2:30. Course is in O.K. shape. Greens are slow, grainy, and bumpy. Fairways are O.K. Bunkers are too wet but playable. I love the layout!

Posted: Monday, August 27, 2007
Member Since: February 26, 2007
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andersongebel - San Diego 
Played 7/9. Course is in pretty good shape. I really like the layout. Greens are O.K. grainy & on the slow side (Bermuda) but nevertheless in pretty good shape.

Posted: Monday, July 9, 2007
Member Since: February 26, 2007
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kimminop - Waldorf, Maryland 
I am not a great golfer so any bad areas on the course can really affect me. I found the course in good to great shape and very friendly. I will definately visit again on my next travel to CA.

Posted: Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Member Since: April 16, 2007
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andersongebel - San Diego 
Played twilight on 6/13. Course is in good shape! Greens were faster than usual. Didn't play well at all but it was a good round w/ my buddies. The North Course is a good, long layout!

Posted: Sunday, June 17, 2007
Member Since: February 26, 2007
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andersongebel - San Diego 
Played 5/27 @ 9:16. Didn't tee-off in time. No biggy. I love the layout of this course. Very straight forward golf w/ character. The greens hold shot but SLOW (Bermuda greens) & grainy. The track is in pretty good condition (a little soggy in some fairway. GUR is marked in the appropriate areas (free drop). Towards the afternoon the wind began to blow pretty good. Play the right tees for your game. All in all, it was a good round w/ the fellas.
Andy

Posted: Sunday, May 27, 2007
Member Since: February 26, 2007
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Flying_Fossil - Irvine 
There used to be several reviews on this course and a score card listed.
I played here many times in the 80's. My parents lived nearby and I would play when we came to visit.
I always enjoyed it and the course always seemed to be in pretty fair shape.
My son and I would tee off around 6:30 and pay our green fees at the turn.
I guess that doesn't happen anymore.
Progress.

Posted: Friday, May 18, 2007
Member Since: March 15, 2003
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gunner - cucamonga 
played menifee lakes golf course is in great shape for this time of the year. Played the Lakes and the palms. go there its in good shape.

Posted: Saturday, March 31, 2007
Member Since: March 24, 2007
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gm9188 - Oceanside, Ca 
Overall, great course, friendly atmosphere and a wonderful setting.

Posted: Saturday, January 6, 2007
Member Since: January 6, 2007
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blue_crush - MARINERS POINT, foster city 
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mariners pt in foster city just south of sf was the spot......
it was Fri , a friend said hey let go play some night golf...
it had been some time since doing so...
so we went out and got there...OMG
2 level driving range, mats and grass and well lit
and all kinds of things to hit to, like nets,greens, ect...
then 2 putting greens one with lots of slopes....
WHATS THAT....
an entire area for pitching, putting, sand, chips.....
it was huge...like a 100yds+ sq out there...
it was like Disneyland for golfers.....lol
you do have to pay a little extra for the area...
so we played starting around 6pm and got in 9 quickly.....
my wife said she's was running late......another 9 was the call......lol
the weather was awsome, tee shirts clear skies and
not a bit of wind.....and the course for a 9 hole par 3 is fun....
and will challenge your short game and the greens are great too..
the sand traps are surpurb with great sand and placements.
a Sunday bag with a 7.8.9.pw.s.L,putter is all that is needed..
168 is the longest hole and the 9th hole is surrounded by water
which is like there signature hole.....it was great..
the course sits along the bay and the views are great too..
the price was like 16.00 and 12.00 for replays....
I can't believe how much stuff was in the pro shop...best ever so far
and the prices were great too..
I can't believe that san jose doesn't have something like this
with all the money in the south bay.....
I drove from santa cruz which was hour 1/2 and I tell you
I will be coming back to this little jem on the bay...
ps...
they have a great food too and a sm bar there so you can
treat yourself to some rewards later.....lol

Posted: Saturday, November 18, 2006
Member Since: November 5, 2006
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ccdeneen - San Diego 
The north course @ Admiral Baker takes you to a part of San Diego, that people who have lived here for 50 years, never knew existed. Tucked away in the bamboo trees(a good drive away from Mission Gorge Rd), the first 5 holes run parallel from Zion to Jackson. Be ready to grip it and rip it from the get go, because the first 6 holes are all over 350yrds, including two par 5's. The wide open fairways can use some work, but the deer that roam the course help you forget bad shots, and let you enjoy an afternoon in the country/city. The greens are some of the smallest I've ever seen, and won't win any awards for upkeep, but for a navy course they'll do just as good as your skill level lets them be. What I like about the course is that if you are playing twilight, there is always a hole that you can hop on that is heading back to the clubhouse if the sun starts going down on you. For example, if you get a really late start(around 3pm in Nov.), you can play 1-5, then hop on over to 14 or 15 and try to finish. Believe me, you will be hard pressed to find more than 2 or 3 groups out on the north course around that time. The reason why is because everyone that plays after 2pm, always plays south because it never goes very far from the clubhouse. I also suggest that if you play twlight, that you walk @ Admiral Baker, because they make you return your cart 30 minutes before sundown, minimium. Well, now that I've given out all my secrets to enjoying an early evening @ my favorite course, I'll see how much my two cents amount to. Enjoy

Posted: Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Member Since: October 31, 2006
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RBRBRB - San Diego 
I play this course 2 or 3 times a year. It is fairly difficult, with a long but straightforward layout. The green fees are a bargain, even if you are a civilian playing with someone that has military privileges. Some improvements were made a couple years back and the course was in great shape. Unfortunately, the fairways are in poor condition right now. Many fairway areas are so dry/dead they are marked as ground under repair and many more should be. The greens are Bermuda and have always been slow. Since I rarely play Bermuda I find them more difficult to read, but for the most part they are pretty flat and simple. By far the best part of the course is the openness, with all houses and other buildings off in the distance. We occasionally see deer and a small buck walked along near us as we played #12. Overall, this is an enjoyable, reasonably priced traditional course. Just don’t expect country club conditions.

Posted: Monday, October 9, 2006
Member Since: June 27, 2005
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jrs81366 - Solana Beach, CA 
Great value, golf carts new, walkable, fairways alittle dry but good, greens readable and smooth

Posted: Monday, September 25, 2006
Member Since: September 10, 2006
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