About this course
Mt. Woodson Golf Club is located in Ramona, California, in a rugged, boulder-strewn stretch of northeast San Diego County. The course was designed by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley and plays as a par-70 layout of about 6,000 yards, with holes carrying names like Ledges, Tree Tops, and The Beach.
The target-style design winds through granite outcroppings, oak trees, and small lakes, including a roughly 450-foot wooden bridge connecting two holes. The club is open to the public daily from early morning until sunset, with tee times bookable online and a dress code requiring collared shirts and soft spikes.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
74.7
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Design & architects
- Brian Curley, architect
- Lee Schmidt, architect
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San Diego, CA · 6.5 mi away
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