Eastlake Country Club

Enagic Golf Club at Eastlake is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course located in Chula Vista, California, designed by world-renowned architect Ted Robinson. The course features four sets of tees and spans colorful bluegrass and rye fairways throughout its layout. The design incorporates 72 sand traps, nearly 1,000 trees, six lakes, and three waterfalls, creating a visually distinctive and challenging landscape.

The course has established itself as a premier tournament venue in Southern California. It hosted the return of the historic San Diego County Open Championship in 2020, a tournament first contested in 1929 that has featured notable champions including Sam Snead, Billy Casper, and Phil Rodgers. The club continues to host significant PGA events, including the Southern California PGA Senior Championship.

The facility offers comprehensive amenities including the Eastlake Grille restaurant, wedding and banquet services, and instruction from PGA professionals. Multiple tee configurations accommodate golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining the course's championship standards.