Designed by prominent local architect Ted Robinson Jr, the Arrowood golf course is a par-71, 6,721-yard layout imbedded in the Arrowood community. Panoramic views abound and the mid-morning to late afternoon sea breeze plays a definite role in the playability of the track. 

Sculpted from the rolling hills of Oceanside, El Camino Country Club’s spectacular 115 acres of lush ranchland par-72, 6,840-yard championship layout was designed by noted golf course architect William H. Johnson.  The course features deep roughs, more than 60 well-placed bunkers, and scattered lakes that create both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.

Emerald Isle Golf Course is a 2,400-yard, par-56 layout course that offers amazing greens, is welcoming to all skill levels. This course is perfect for new golfers, yet will challenge even the most experienced of golfers. They offer a grass tee driving range, new golf carts, great food & beer specials, and friendly staff.

Originally built in 1952 as a regulation length 9 hole par 36 layout, Center City Golf Course was the first golf course in San Diego county. The course was redesigned in the early 90‘s by Ludwig Keehn into an 18 hole short course and became known as “Goat Hill” to locals. It is loved for its ocean views, fresh breeze, authentic atmosphere, and raw golf feel. Quite simply, you will have a hard time finding a more challenging short course with as many unique holes anywhere in the country.

The club showcases 18 holes of golf, which is open to the public.  Featuring an all grass driving range, a full service grill for a delicious bite to eat during your round of golf, and a bar to enjoy your favorite beverage.

The Marine Memorial Golf Course is a fine 18-hole PGA championship course which is a challenge for the seasoned golfer, yet playable for the novice. Enjoy the Marine Corps heritage of this legendary course and play for the history, the heroes and the tradition.

John Ashworth 
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Meet O’riginal O’sider John Ashworth as he shares his passion for golf and the local community. John will give you a behind the scenes look at a day in his life in Oceanside from Goat Hill Park to his Linksoul apparel headquarters.