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Resort recommendations in SD or PS??


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Hey all, are there any resorts w/ golf courses you can recommend in Palm Springs or San Diego? I'd prefer SD since the weather is too hot for my wife right now in PS.

I'm kind of on a budget so $200/night is the max i'd like to spend including golf.

thanks all.
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In coastal San Diego? $200/night including golf? Not happening. Gotta go inland

There aren't that many golf resorts either.

There's:

1) $$$$: Four Seasons Resort Aviara (Carlsbad)
2) $$$$: La Costa Resort (Carlsbad)
2) $$$$: The Lodge at Torrey Pines (Torrey Pines/La Jolla)
3) $$: Rancho Bernardo Inn
4) $$$$$: The Grand Del Mar - new Tom Fazio course

There's also Barona and Sycuan, but these aren't really in San Diego.

Out of all of them, the cheapest one is the Rancho Bernardo Inn - $200/night gets you 1 round of golf a day at: Rancho Bernardo Inn, Encinitas Ranch, Oaks North, Reidy Creek, Temecula Creek Inn, Twin Oaks, and Arrowood.

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check out the Doubletree Golf Resort in Carmel Mountain. Just a little north of SD.

Its decent

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