The Loma Club

Stopped by this place because we didnt want to wait in line at all the other liberty station breakfast spots. Totally suprised. The bar inside is pretty cool with a bunch of big screen tvs, a pingpong table, and a shuffleboard. The outside patio is super confortable and relaxing. I would love to come here post work to relax with some happy hour specials. As for the food, we ordered the breakfast burrito (only bfast item), and at first glance, it looked pretty small but was full of flavor. Simple, but hit the spot. All in all, I could definitely come here for a happy hour or to catch a football game.

Please just lower your beer prices. The beer prices are just too high to make this a regular hangout. Even at happy hour the beers are on the high side, ~$ 5-​$ 6.
Really good veggie breakfast burrito. Happy Hour from 4 to 8pm, dollar off drafts. Good beer list.
The best part of this place is hanging in the patio area. They have a big outdoor patio that is really relaxing and fun to watch people suck at golfing.

The Loma Club is a fantastic addition to liberty station with happy hour from 4 to close, and great bar food. The staff was super helpful, and they have game nights on Wednesday. There are also plenty of TVs if you want to catch a game.

What a great venue. Outside seating, they have live music (loved the Electric Waste Band on ¹⁰⁄₁₀) and good food and service. I enjoyed the Ruben and my wife had the burger. Both were served warm and tasty. Parking can be a challenge, but nothing is too far away. It’s located on a small 9 hole golf course. Nothing fancy, just good service and a nice place.

I am a golf nut and this place is great for working on my game. I’ve been a member here for a four years and I feel this is the least expensive venue for improving your short game and iron shots. I work in the area and stop by at lunch weekly for some quick putting and chipping practice.
The recent landscaping changes have improved the look of the course. And it’s easier on beginners with free drops out of the mulch beds. What didn’t change is the great view of the city from the 5^th hole. BTW, fun tip for the 5^th hole — tie off with your putter.
The bar and deck were upgraded as well. I don’t eat there much but the food was good when I have. But I do like a beer to go with an after work round in the summer. The staff is friendly and the service is quick. If they added pizza to the menu I’d give them six stars
Now that Wine Steals is gone, parking here is easier.
I have played in a couple of their Glowball nights with my family and we always have a good time. It’s neat to see all these lit up balls flying around the course. It’s a good activity for all levels of players especially if no one keeps score.

Been here a few Friday evenings when Mark Fisher is playing guitar outside. Such a chill environment. The huge tree in the middle of the outdoor eating area is gorgeous. Fun to see all the cutie little kids running around. Bean bag toss to entertain while guitar is strumming out Grateful Dead/​Neil Young/​etc… Happy Hour prices are truly unbelievable! Love it!!! But by far the VERY BEST… Can I just say ONION RINGS??? I’m a French fry extra crispy kinda gal, but not ever… not never at Loma Club. I’m exclusively onion rings here. Servers are nice and it’s a great way to wind down after a tough work week.

Had a good time here last night. Good live
Music and drinks. Met the new manager Timothy and I’m looking forward to the changes he has planned.

Awesome place to hang out, good food, cheap drinks and hole 6 has an awesome view of downtown!

Great place to play pitch and putt, nice bar with great craft beers and for alcohol. Also been tested venue for listening to music and having private parties. Having my 50^th birthday there today

Great course. Not very challenging and not too crowded. You have to sign-​in at the bar area. I would like to see a traditional pro shop with gear for sale.

This place is 5-​star par-3…it’s not exactly Torrey Pines on the cliffs of the ocean but it’s basically the Par 3 version of that – nice greens, fun challenges, and never too crowded when I’ve gone. It recently got renovated and re-​named from Sail-​Ho, so costs a little more but it’s still affordable for 9 hole round.
Have fun and watch out for hole #5 (best view of airport and tricky shot to the green)

Farewell to the Sail Ho Golf Course and hello to the new (and rebranded) Loma Club.
The Sail Ho has sailed off but not without fond memories and a whole lot of history behind it. According to the Loma Club website: «Located in the Naval Training Center (now Liberty Station), the course was utilized by the Navy during the 1920s for physical fitness and recruit training.»
But now Sail Ho has morphed into the Loma Club but the golf course remains the same. There is also a remodeling about to begin that will build a new deck onto the existing restaurant. This deck will house an outdoor kitchen and bar and should be finished by October 2014. The whole idea behind this is to give the former Sail Ho a more modernized and inviting look.
I give the Loma Club 4 Stars because it is a nice, mostly affordable and conveniently-​located course. The Loma Club 2014 Membership fee is $ 59.00. Weekday Green Fees are $ 9.00 and the Weekend Green Fee is $ 12.00. Discounts to play are available on Mondays & Tuesdays which are $ 6.00 before 10AM and there is 10% off food at The Loma Club Bar & Grill and Happy Hour all the time!
My daughter has played golf there and I have enjoyed hanging out with her while she whacks balls around. Had to deduct 1 Unilocal Star for a feeling I get there of confinement, which probably comes from the course’s smaller size. However, the state of the art fairways, greens and practice facilities are a great public resource for golf-​lovers to utilize in the peninsula area. This new facelift is expected to help create a golf course with a «social vibe» said the Loma Club website. Also on the menu: restoring the former Sail Ho to a local prominence.

I like this place a lot. I use to come here for HH, because they have really good HH deals on food and drinks. Then I realized it’s a golf course and tried it out one day, and have kept coming back every once in a while. The course has been improving over the years little by little. The tee boxes keep changing locations for aeration and the fairways have been greener and greener.
I’m not a good golfer and typically shoot in the 90s on a normal par 72 course. At this 9 hole par 27 course with greens typically under 100 yds, and 2 – 3 holes about 150 – 175 yds. With that said, I can shoot a +5 on this course because I can’t putt for the life of me. :)
Great course to get your irons on. Oh and it’s a walking course since it a short course. It’s challenging enough to get your strategy going, and yet it’s easy enough for beginners. I come here to get my short game back. I typically carry 3 clubs, SW, 7-​iron, and a putter. So if you have a friend that wants to play and you only have 1 set of clubs, they can borrow your other clubs. Get a beer or two from the club house and make it an interesting day. ;)

This morning the course looked great. The greens, tees, and fairways were looking incredibly green. I’ve been here several times but this was the best by fair. Now, today I shot 41, so I’m by no means a pro.
I can tell you this course is almost never crowded, but there is usually a steady flow of people playing. The last three holes are relatively long (I hit a 6 iron), but most of the holes are under 100 yards. It’s a fun little chip and putt course without the pretentiousness of an 18 hole country club.
It costs about $ 15 to play, $ 12 if you’re a student with ID. It may be cheaper during the week, I’m not sure. There is a driving range and a chipping/​putting area across the street.

Small course, all 9 holes are par 3. It is nice for those who are not all too series about golfing. The price is good too.
It is a wonderful little course. Doesn’t take too long and it is in an amazing location.
There is no real driving range and no golf carts. Neither of these are necessary, just want to make sure they aren’t a part of the expectations.

Love this place! It’s inexpensive, beginner level friendly, offers food & drinks and is easy to get in and out of. I also enjoy that it’s not all fancy smacny, private course, stuck up.
I am definitely not anywhere near to being ‘good’ at this game and I have always felt welcomed and comfortable on this course.
We recently came for glo-​ball on a Friday night which was a blast (make a reservation) and great for all levels & ages.
Best part is after you play you can reward yourself with a little snack & cocktail out on the patio… great way to spend an afternoon.

I love this little golf course. I like to golf, but 18 holes is generally too much for me (in terms of time, perseverance and $). This course is just perfect. I’ve probably been about a dozen times w/​friends, colleagues, and even a couple charity tournaments. Afterwards, it’s always fun to have a drink at the bar, on the patio, or Wine Steals next door (or now, even Stone).
It’s easy to get a tee time, inexpensive (about $ 15 to play), and has pretty views of downtown and Pt. Loma. It’s also nice that it doesn’t take all day — you can probably be done in about 1−½ hours.
Today, we booked 2 tee-​times for 8 of us – 4 adults and 4 kids, and it was a great way to kick off our 4^th of July weekend. Two of the kids had been golfing here quite a bit, our two kids have taken lessons, but never been on a course before. Everyone had a great time. Would absolutely do it again
I’d love to come back for one of their Saturday 1-​hr clinics (just $ 20), and then play a round for just another $ 10. They have a driving range too, and a little area for chipping and putting, that I think would be perfect for the kids and us to get in some practice.

Great for a little executive course, can take your drinks with you on the course. Beware though that you’ll think you’re an all star on this golf course and find that you’re really not all that great on other courses. ;)
Great course though, good for starters, and anyone just looking to have short game. They have a little area for practicing chipping and putting so that’s also a plus. I like this course too because it’s not too crowded. I really enjoy coming here. :)

Love this place! The only down side is that there is very little parking.
I’ve been here golfing a few times and I’ve always loved it. The golf course is Par 3 and there are nine holes. It can get pretty busy but everyone that’s played there that we’ve come in contact with have been super friendly.
Depending when you go, I think weekdays are a few dollars cheaper. Weekend is about $ 12-​$ 15 (if you’re a student, you get a discount). The bartender is always super nice.
Best part: you can bring a drink onto the course with you! :)

Wow what an awesome little golf course. It’s a 9 hole course and every hole is a par 3. I think the longest hole is about 200 yards so leave your driver at home (or in the car!) We teed off at 8:30am and we were done right before 10:00, and this was a group of 4, there was no waiting and the course was fairly empty. I’ve been told you should practice 80% of your shots from 150 yards and shorter, so this course is perfect to help you improve your short game… as they say, driving is for show, putting is for dough :)
We didn’t eat at the restaurant, I’ll try to remember to update again if I ever eat there…