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| Camelot Golf Course -- A Desert Oasis |
| Review by: Scott |
Surprisingly, it is possible to find a nice course in the middle of the desert. I consider this to be one the nicest courses in the Lancaster/Palmdale area. It is worth the short drive to play this fine course.
The course is well kept and the greens are usually in very puttable condition. The green fees are very affordable. The alternate tee box and flag placements make it alright to play 18 holes, however, that is why I gave this course 4 stars.
Just be sure to head out early to beat the heat. Temperatures easily break 100 degrees in the summer and watch out for the wind. |
| From Lancaster, CA USA |
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| Torrey Pines Municipal Golf Course - North Course -- Five stars is not enough for this one... |
| Review by: C. Moore |
I have played the North Course a couple of times, and I never get tired of it. What else can you say about Torrey Pines other than it is a true treasure of American golf. If you want to know about the layout of the course, consult your latest version of Tiger Woods PGA Tour Golf on your computer. Nuff said. As a San Diego newbie, I will give you tourists a word of advice. Make your tee times directly if possible. Torrey Pines is a tough place to get a tee time, but not impossible. Save your money and do it yourself, and you can save serious cash. On the other hand, if you have disposable cash and can pay a Reservation Company to handle it for you, so be it. As a SD resident, this course costs me about $20, but I would pay $100.
One last thing: As great as the course is, there is something of a myth about how crowded it can be. I have met more San Diego golfers (and we're talking serious golfers who have lived in San Diego for a while) who have NEVER played either TP course. So, don't be discouraged and get a tee time. |
| From San Diego, CA |
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