PUBLIC GOLF GUIDE

Coronado Municipal Golf Course

Opened in 1957 and rated one of the finest public golf values in the United States. Play 18 championship holes hugging the waters of Glorietta Bay with panoramic views of the Coronado Bay Bridge.

Par & Holes

Par 72 (18 Holes)

Total Yardage

6,590 Yards

Non-Resident Fee

~$58.00

Waterfront Holes

14 of 18 Holes

The Course Experience

Designed by Jack Daray Jr. and opened in 1957, Coronado Golf Course is legendary for its open, flat layout, immaculate greens, and ocean breezes. Located along the shoreline of Glorietta Bay, you will watch sailboats drift past while standing on the tees.

Unlike many resort courses that charge upwards of $300 per round, Coronado remains a city-owned municipal facility dedicated to accessible public golf.

Local Booking Advice: Non-residents can reserve tee times up to 14 days in advance online or via the automated phone system. If tee times appear fully booked, show up early in the morning and put your name on the single player walk-on standby list.

Signature Holes to Watch

Hole 8: Par 4 (394 Yards) Front Nine Climax

A sweeping dogleg left that borders the tranquil waters of Glorietta Bay. Strong crosswinds coming off the bay challenge your approach shot into a well-guarded green.

Hole 16: Par 3 (176 Yards) Scenic Showcase

Arguably the most photographed par 3 in San Diego County. You hit directly toward the towering blue arches of the Coronado Bridge with navy water rippling right beside the fairway.

Hole 18: Par 4 (410 Yards) Clubhouse Finish

A demanding closing hole where water guards the entire right side. Your final approach lands directly in front of the Feast and Fareway clubhouse patio crowd.

Feast & Fareway Clubhouse Dining

100% Public Access

You do not need to play golf to enjoy Feast and Fareway. The vibrant restaurant and expansive outdoor patio sit right on the water overlooking the 18th green, serving avocado toasts, breakfast burritos, lobster rolls, craft wagyu burgers, and local San Diego craft beers.

Hours: 7:00 AM to Sunset Daily (Breakfast, Lunch, Cocktails)

Atmosphere: Casual golf chic, outdoor fire pits, dog-friendly patio

Practice Facilities & Pro Shop

Coronado Municipal features extensive training amenities for golfers of all levels looking to warm up or take private instruction from PGA professionals:

All-Weather Driving Range: Lighted mat hitting stalls with automated ball dispensers ($6 to $14 per bucket).
Putting Greens: Two expansive, immaculate bentgrass practice putting surfaces mimicking course conditions.
Short Game Area: Dedicated chipping green and greenside practice bunker.
Full Pro Shop: Top-tier rental club sets (Callaway and Titleist), apparel, footwear, and logo gear.

Course Information

Address

2000 Visalia Row, Coronado, CA 92118

Pro Shop & Tee Times

(619) 522-6590

Motorized Cart Fee

$20 per rider (Walking is popular and easy)

Dress Code

Collared shirts required; soft spikes only

PGA Instruction

Individual and junior clinics available year-round

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Coronado Golf Questions & Answers

Key facts on non-resident reservations, green fees, and walking rules.

What is the non-resident green fee at Coronado Municipal Golf Course?

Non-resident green fees are approximately $58 for 18 holes walking Monday through Thursday, and $65 on Fridays, weekends, and holidays. Twilight rates start after 1:00 PM (around $38) and super-twilight after 3:00 PM (around $24). Motorized riding carts are $20 per seat.

How do non-residents book tee times?

Non-residents can reserve tee times online at coronadogolf.com or by calling (619) 522-6590 up to 14 days in advance starting at 7:00 AM Pacific Time. Walk-on standby singles and doubles can also arrive in person at the pro shop at dawn to get on the daily standby queue.

Can you walk the golf course or is a golf cart required?

Walking is permitted and very popular. The course is entirely flat, making for an enjoyable 4-mile walk along the breezy shores of Glorietta Bay. Manual pull carts are available for rent at the pro shop for $6.

What is the dress code for Coronado Golf Course?

Standard proper golf attire is required. Men must wear collared shirts or golf apparel. Soft spike golf shoes or non-marking athletic running sneakers are permitted. Metal spikes, denim cutoff shorts, and swimwear are strictly prohibited.

Can non-golfers dine at Feast & Fareway at the clubhouse?

Yes, Feast & Fareway is completely open to the public seven days a week from 7:00 AM until sunset. The outdoor dining terrace offers unobstructed vistas of the 18th green, Glorietta Bay, and the Coronado Bridge, serving artisanal breakfast, brunch bowls, burgers, and craft cocktails.

More Outdoor Activities in Coronado

Explore calm-water kayaking in Glorietta Bay, bike the scenic Silver Strand path, or discover award-winning beaches.

Kayaking & Water Sports Guide Tennis & Pickleball Courts Bike & Surrey Rentals Guide Glorietta Bay Park Beach Interactive Island Map