Steele Canyon Golf Club (Canyon/Meadow)

El Cajon, CA · 2.9 mi away

Singing Hills Golf Club sits in the Dehesa Valley near El Cajon, California, and includes 45 holes across three courses, Oak Glen, Pine Glen, and Willow Glen. Cecil Hollingsworth and partners opened the first course, now Oak Glen, on January 26, 1956, with the par-3 Pine Glen following in 1961 and Willow Glen in 1967. A flood in the winter of 1979-80 washed away about 40 acres of the property and damaged 40 of the 54 holes, after which architect Ted Robinson rebuilt all three courses. The club was purchased by the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation in 2001 and celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2026.

El Cajon, CA · 3.6 mi away

Sycuan Resort Golf Course (Oak Glen) is a Ted Robinson design at the Sycuan Resort in El Cajon, California, owned and operated by the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation. The 6,800-yard, par-72 layout winds through the oak-lined canyons of East San Diego County with classic Southern California parkland character. Part of the Sycuan Resort complex, the Oak Glen Course offers resort guests and visitors a well-maintained San Diego County golf experience.

Lakeside, CA · 14 mi away

Barona Creek Golf Club sits on the Barona Indian Reservation in Lakeside, about 30 minutes east of downtown San Diego. Gary Roger Baird designed the course, which opened in 2001 and runs through the rolling foothills and native canyon terrain of San Diego's backcountry. The layout settles into the existing grades with little heavy earthmoving, so holes are framed by scrub and native slopes rather than housing. Its inland, semi-arid setting produces firm, fast conditions that play very differently from the county's coastal courses. Running approaches and imaginative recoveries matter more here than aerial power.