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Overview: In Old Town San Diego, Presidio Hills presents eighteen public par-three holes in San Diego’s Old Town, designed by William Park Bell. The operator describes holes ranging from roughly 40 to 94 yards on a walkable routing through the historic Presidio landscape. Its short format is deliberate: the course focuses on wedge distance, green reading and recovery rather than full-length driving.
History: Presidio Hills opened in 1932 and has remained tied to the Old Town San Diego setting. City and course material credit William Park Bell, whose design used hollows and hills to create interest within a compact parcel. The course later became part of the City of San Diego’s leased golf properties, but the original short-course identity remains.
Did You Know? No hole at Presidio Hills exceeds about 94 yards according to the course history. That compact scale makes the course an unusually pure test of short-game control and places the historic setting directly into the experience of the round.
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