Est. 1991 · Gary Player
Why we love this place
Three distinct nines from Gary Player means Steele Canyon never plays the same way twice, and we love that. Canyon drama, ranch openness, vineyard calm - you get three moods of San Diego golf in one visit, all on a layout that has earned its stars honestly.
Via Steele Canyon Golf Club - Course Details
About Steele Canyon Golf Club
Steele Canyon Golf Club opened in 1991 in Jamul, in the rolling hills of East San Diego County, as a 27-hole course personally designed by golf legend Gary Player. The three nines each take on the character of their surroundings: the Canyon nine plays through rugged terrain with dramatic elevation changes and demanding shot-making, the Ranch nine winds across the open fields of a working ranch, and the Vineyard nine threads through wooded lowlands, streams and vineyards along the valley floor. Players can combine the nines into varied 18-hole routings, giving the club real variety from round to round. Regarded as one of Southern California's standout public venues, Steele Canyon has earned a four-and-a-half-star rating from Golf Digest, one of only a small handful of San Diego County clubs to receive that honor.
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