Architect
William Watson / William F. Bell
Established
1921
Par / Length
72 / 7012y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: At Chula Vista, San Diego Country Club presents a traditional parkland test on the coastal plain, with mature corridors and classic greens rewarding placement over brute length.
History: The club was founded in 1897 and played on a Balboa Park nine before moving to Chula Vista in 1920. William Watson designed the first all-grass 18-hole course at the new site, which opened in 1921; later work is associated with William F. Bell. The club's official history records this move as a central part of its identity.
Did You Know? The Chula Vista course is at 88 L Street, and its all-grass origin was notable in early San Diego golf. That detail helps explain why the club's history is tied to both the city’s early golf culture and the development of irrigated course conditions.
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88 L St
