Oaks North Golf Course
Executive

Oaks North Golf Course

27 holes • Par 90

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About Oaks North Golf Course

Oaks North Golf Course is a 27-hole public facility in the Rancho Bernardo area of San Diego, made up of three separate par-30 nines (North, South, and East) that can be paired in different combinations for an 18-hole round. Designed by Ted Robinson and opened in 1962, the course is short by modern standards, with 18-hole combinations ranging from roughly 3,400 to 3,600 yards depending on which two nines are played, and no par-5 holes. It's walkable, generally plays in about three to three and a half hours, and is aimed at golfers who want a quicker, more forgiving round without sacrificing well-maintained greens.

Facilities include a driving range with targets, a putting green, a chipping area, a pro shop, PGA-instructed lessons, and a snack bar. The course is operated by JC Golf, which manages a group of public courses across Southern California.

The course is a 27-hole executive golf course. Designed by Ted Robinson Sr, the course originally opened in 1962. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping Area, Golf Lessons, Snack Bar.

History & Design

1962
Opened
Ted Robinson Sr
Architects
Executive
Course Style
A 27-hole executive facility of three interchangeable par-30 nines in Rancho Bernardo
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Origins

Oaks North opened in 1962, the same period that developer AVCO Community Developers was building out Rancho Bernardo as a master-planned community in what had been rural North County San Diego. The course was laid out by Ted Robinson, a Southern California architect then early in a career that would eventually span more than 160 courses and earn him the nickname "King of Waterscapes" for his use of water features. Rather than a single 18-hole routing, Oaks North was built as three separate nine-hole courses — North, South, and East — a format suited to a shorter, higher-turnover facility rather than a championship test.

Design Philosophy

Each of the three nines plays to a par of 30, with no par-5 holes anywhere on the property; the routing relies on short-to-mid iron approaches and a mix of par-3s and par-4s rather than length. Depending on which two nines are paired for an 18-hole round, total yardage runs from about 3,400 to 3,600 yards. The compact scale keeps the course walkable and rounds fast, generally three to three and a half hours for 18 holes, which has made it a practice-oriented, high-repetition course for local golfers rather than a destination test.

Today

Oaks North is now part of the JC Golf portfolio, a Southern California golf management company that operates public courses across San Diego, Riverside, and New Mexico. Its three nines are still offered in rotating North/South, North/East, and South/East pairings for 18-hole play, alongside practice facilities that include a driving range with target greens, a putting green, a chipping area, and PGA-staffed instruction.

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Facilities

Pro ShopDriving RangePutting GreenChipping AreaGolf LessonsSnack Bar

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Green Fees

Fee TypePrice
Public$26 – $50
JC Players$17 – $37
Jr. Public$18 – $31
JC Junior$13 – $21
Twilight$21 – $34
SPECTATOR FEES$12
JC 20/30 Club$25 – $35

Prices shown are seasonal ranges. Check the course website for current rates.

Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

9 holesPar 30Rating 28Slope 86
Front 9123456789Out
Par34433333430
Yards1752353061341571531441852601749

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Ted Robinson (Theodore G. Robinson) was a prominent American golf course architect born May 17, 1923, in Long Beach,…