Sea N Air Golf Course

I had the fortunate opportunity to play a round of golf as guest with the Sea ‘N Air womens golf league. The course was in fantastic shape and the greens were excellent. Many of the holes have a view of the base, ocean or beach. Such an honor to play with the wives of retired navy servicemen. It was the highlight of my trip to San Diego.

Very nice course, and play is good for all players of experience. Water hazards add that little extra level of difficulty but makes it so much sweeter when you can clear them. Only thing that I will say that was not a huge fan of, is its on an air station, so it’s very noisy. But being in the military it doesn’t even bother me, and the fact you can play in San Diego on the water without draining your bank account is pretty amazing.

Had the pleasure of playing as a guest with the Men’s Club. This was a great all around experience. If you ever have a chance to play here do not pass it up! The course is in great shape, very playable, with a lot of tricky shots. The back nine is more fun than the front. The greens were immaculate! One thing that was very impressive to me was the pro shop. They have everything you would find in Golf Smith or Golf Mart and very friendly staff. Oh and did I mention the price? I paid $ 28 to walk (easy walking course)! I am going to be actively looking for another invite to play here!

Great course, used to play here all the time since it was close by and fairly inexpensive. Also the carts come with yardage computers on them which is great for seeing how far I have left before I either get to the green or give up on the game of golf. Very scenic on the back 9!

I’ve golfed here several times and have eaten here for lunch and breakfast several times as well. The food is above average and a solid choice on base and the course itself I think is a phenomenal course with plenty of different challenges and gorgeous sight lines. It’s also near having the planes on final just above you while playing hole 13. With that said, I’m giving a couple stats off here namely because the «players’ assistant» is always giving a hard time to people on the course. I’ve played in formal groups where we were playing seriously and informal settings where it was the most amateur of novices playing for pure giggles and seem to always be approached by him in an unprofessional manner doing something wrong. It’s frustrating and annoying.

I played two rounds here over Christmas and New Year. The course is flat, making it an easy walk. There is some water on the course. The first hole has a lake on the right, catching out anyone with a slice.
The front 9 and back 9 feel like two different courses. The front 9 is a simple parkland layout. The back 9 has some nice views across to Point Loma with a couple of holes running by the water.
I find this course to be quite a difficult scoring proposition. The greens were in good condition and tricky. Pace of play was slow the second time I played. The ladies set off in a single and the guys followed behind in a threesome. We kept meeting up with the women on the next tee as we waited for the foursome in front, so in the end we just joined up as a fivesome. I hate even the idea of a fivesome, but even with the five of us walking we were right up behind the foursome in front of us throughout the round.
The breakfast is pretty great. I recommend getting there early and enjoying it before you head out.
You have to be the guest of someone with base access to play this course.

First of all, Smitty is awesome! Great customer service in the Golf shop!
My husband golfs often — I do not. I lost a bet that landed me a day of golf with him. I had never been out on the golf course and yet I felt comfortable and like I fit in right away. The golfers ahead and behind us were all very polite. Of course, my husband knows golf course etiquette so he was able to keep me from making anyone mad I am sure ;) A golf cart rental, and a few cold ones completed the day. Return of the cart and my rented clubs couldn’t have been easier — and again, experienced such wonderful customer service. Especially for being on base, I was pleased with the views and the scenery. I am looking forward to going back– and getting better! I am glad I lost that bet after all, never realized how fun golfing can be.

Great course and beautiful location especially the back nine right along the beach in Coronado the only minus is it always seems to rain whenever I played this course and I laugh cuz I’m a local and it never rains here and it only rains when I play at sea n air! Great course for military and vets. Highly suggested

This really is a great course. Great price, great store, and great/​kind staff. Not very crowded when we went. Getting to the first couples of holes is a little confusing but once you get to 5 you are used to the design. If you are lucky you can see a cool aircraft landing. But overall, very nice service and great course.

Please note, I am not a golfer and am rating the breakfast at the restaurant only. I’m always on the lookout for a good breakfast spot, and have found some nice gems hidden at golf courses and small airports; however, this is not the case.
I ordered the 19^th Hole Special. This is two biscuits and gravy, two eggs (any style) and their house special potatoes. The cashier, who was pleasant, gave me my order number and I went to find a seat. She gave me #13 and said, «oh that’s bad luck.» Little did I know this would be true with my order.
The biscuits and gravy were the best part, but sub par compared to others I’ve had at other locations. The eggs were ordered over medium, and they turned out a little greasy. Although, this could have been a side effect of sitting next to the potatoes. The potatoes were cubed and apparently bathed in butter. I couldn’t eat them because they were crisp as if not cooked at all. Overall I am unsatisfied, but this my first time here and I did not see any other reviews. So, it was worth a shot.
Positives: Uhhhh, there is a nice view of the golf course, which appears to be well maintained. I have a great appreciation for a manicured lawn, especially if I don’t mow it.

I was lucky enough to get to play this course for the first time a couple of Sunday afternoons ago, as a guest of a retired navy seaman. We had been debating between this course or Miramar, but settled on Sea N Air because the day was so hot that we felt things would be more comfortable by the shore. The biggest impression that was made on me was how bumpy the greens were, especially the front nine. One member of our group marked his ball on the green with a long tee, and I literally saw a ball hop *over* this tee as it made it’s trip towards the hole. The greens putted very slow on the front nine as the the speed of the ball was eaten up by all the bumps.
The layout of the course was fairly nice, with some water hazards that hide themselves in valleys just under the horizon of the flat ground. Although we got carts, the course looked very walkable. The back nine was really nice, with the refreshing ocean breeze cooling off a very hot day. Pace of play was pretty good, with my own group falling behind on a couple of holes because of bad luck and bathroom breaks. A beverage cart made it’s way around the course and passed us three times, but the back nine snack bar was unfortunately closed by the time we reached it in the late afternoon. The service of the pro shop and the starter were both excellent, with the starter giving us some tips on the first few holes. Made it around in about 4 hrs 15 minutes. Overall it was an enjoyable day, and I would return if given another opportunity.

This was the worst golf experience ever. A friend if mine is getting deployed and invited us out to play. The staff was fantastic and the course was great. The people playing were incredibly rude.
On the second hole some guy came up to us and started yelling at us about playing through the national anthem. None of us heard it and everyone else continued playing.
We were playing with a guy who was not the best golfer. We were having a blast and laughing and cracking jokes. He hit someone’s cart on an adjacent fairway, apologized and the gentleman was so cool about it. However, another unrelated guy saw us and came over and yelled at us and said he’d get us kicked off for laughing.
The third instance was when the group ahead of us had some angry Asian lady who said we were intentionally trying to hit people. None of us are good enough to even come close to hitting anything on purpose.
Everyone here was wound so tight it was unbelievable. What happened to playing for fun and to have a great time and enjoy the day? Get over yourselves. I will not be coming back here again.

As far as military courses go, this one is top tier. The staff’s helpfulness and friendliness are above average. The carts have GPS. The range and clubhouse are respectable. The course is green and three holes are against the Pacific Ocean, though I think the slope and rating are a little low overall.
What I don’t like about the course are the greens. I think a great golf course will have 18 greens (and the practice green) that are the same. Same speed, firmness, etc. I played Sea N Air yesterday, and the greens were very soft with spike marks all over. Additionally, some were faster than others.
Dollar for dollar though, this is the best round of golf in San Diego!

Great golf course on NASNI. it’s kept up in great condition almost all year round. has a few challenging holes as well… and the greens are not beat up too bad… a word of advice. this place gets packed on the weekends with lots of retired elderly people that can make a round of golf here go in to the 6hr range. So try and go on a weekday if all possible if you want to keep your sanity!

I like the golf course; the lay out is solid and the price is solid. The staff is great; I always enjoy how helpful they are. The only changes I would like to see are: 1) The greens are pretty slow and rough by the end of the day. (I always play in the afternoon) I don’t know if they roll them every night, but they should. 2) This is problematic everywhere, but pace of play has got to improve. A marshall needs to be ON THE COURSE and kicking people in the butt to play in 4 hours. The pro shop should also emphasize ready golf when they step people to play.

If you’re active duty, reserve or reitred military this one of two great courses that you can play on the cheap. They range is nice and the pro shop has everything you need for a day on the links.
Miramar is another great course but I would opt for the one closest to you because they are both great.

A three hour round for 9 holes was soo not fun. Why this course sends out so many 5 somes is questioning. The group in front of us had 1 ½ holes open. It was a nice day but could someone please care about a little golf etiquette? Who is in charge here. We didn’t see a player assist during the 13 holes that we played.

Government golf course not too bad. Views are nice as the sea breeze.

One of my favorite golf courses that I had played in. The greens and fairway are well taken care of. What makes this golf course awesome is the view to the skyline in the early holes and the view of the Pacific Ocean/​Point Loma is really breathtaking. Plus the cost is a fraction of Torrey Pines.

Excellent Golf course at government rates! Been playing here for years, and it keeps getting better. Jim and the staff in the pro shop are awesome. Shorter course, but 3 holes are right on the ocean. How can you beat this for a Sunday afternoon round of golf for $ 22?