The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Course Review

The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe golf club was built in 1999 and it boasts its excellent golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., aimed at delivering a solid melange of beautiful scenery, difficult holes and the ideal (as in fair) layout if it ever was one. Everything about this golf course is at superlative and as a consequence, the Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe is currently ranked 14th in its home state (California) by the prestigious Golf Digest magazine in its 2014 issue of Best in State list.The golf course looks naturally sculpted, offering a world class experience and being home to some of the best players in the world, the likes of Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia and, last but not least, Tiger Woods.

The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe golf course features dramatic elevation changes, loads of bunkers and a few forced carries, not to mention a stunning 35,000 sq ft clubhouse which can deal with basically any type of golfing event the club chooses to host. The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe is an 18 hole 71 par regulation golf course, boasting 5 sets of tees and playing 7,000 yards from its tips. Its also worth mentioning the courses signature bridges and the dramatic terrain upon which it was built, features basically unmatched by any other golfing facility in San Diego and that speaks volumes in this writers opinion. Regardless of your skill level, youll find playing the Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe being both memorable and challenging and I must emphasize the deep canyons and the steep cliffs all around, evoking thoughts of award-winning courses, like Princeville and Pebble Beach. If Id have to describe it shortly, Id say that the Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe is a tale of two nines, making for a bridge between the drama and the beauty of its surroundings.