I just found this Ted Robinson, Jr. designed golf course, via Golf Magazine. It’s a short trip north of San Diego and carved from the wetlands overlooking San Luis Rey Valley.
This 6,271 yard par 71 track is a tight dude and requires something I’m not famous for….thought and golf in the same day.
Apparently, even though the course winds thru a development, the houses don’t really come into play. Here’s something all developers should copy. No house should ever be in play on a golf course.
From their website :
” With most of the fairways and greens of the Ted Robinson Jr. designed Arrowood Golf Course set adjacent to protected natural riparian habitats, the solitude of the picturesque countryside will enhance the golf experience. Comforted by coastal breezes and a year-round mild climate, players of this 6,721-yard championship course will feel as though they’re in a world unto themselves. “
Go by and visit their site and if you’re in the area, drop us an email telling us about your experience.
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