Mt. Woodson Golf Club

Mt. Woodson Golf Club is a 6,000-yard, par 70 course located in Ramona in northeast San Diego County, California. Designed by renowned architects Brian Curley and Lee Schmidt, the course features a dramatic target-style layout set among towering ancient oaks, massive granite boulders, and sparkling lakes in the rugged natural terrain of the region.

The course is known for its distinctive holes with evocative names such as "Ledges," "Tree Tops," and "The Beach," each reflecting the challenging terrain players will encounter. A notable feature is the 450-foot wooden bridge between holes two and three that winds through beautiful natural scenery and canyons, offering an unusual and memorable element to the round.

Mt. Woodson presents shot-making challenges suitable for golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining excellent playing conditions. The combination of natural landscape features, strategic design, and unique architectural elements make it a distinctive destination course in San Diego County, offering both aesthetic appeal and competitive challenge.