Torrey Pines Instruction Center

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The City of San Diego is the owner and operator of the Torrey Pines Golf Courses and

Torrey Pines. The name itself stirs the imagination of golf enthusiasts all over the world. Situated atop cliffs towering above the Pacific Ocean in San Diego, California, golfers marvel at the views of the coastline and deep ravines. Nature lovers can spot wildlife and the famous Torrey Pines trees that are indigenous to the area.

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Adult and Junior Private Lessons The Torrey Pines Instructional Center is well known in Southern California
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Torrey Pines boasts two 18-hole golf courses, the North and South Courses. Along with fabulous golf, the facility offers one of the largest on-course golf shops in the nation, advance golf reservations, expert instruction, driving ranges and first class lodging and dining nearby.

Torrey Pines, long recognized as one of the nation's foremost municipal golf facilities, is truly a "golfer's paradise". Bounded by mountains to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the west, the seaside courses are often swept by sunshine or by rain, fog and chilling winds.

Choi becomes Rolex First-Time Winner at 2009 Samsung World Championship
South Korean Na Yeon Choi birdied the 72nd hole at the Samsung World Championship to become the sixth Rolex First-Time Winner of the season on Sunday. Choi's four-day total of 16-under-par was one stroke better than Ai Miyazato . The 21-year-old banks $250,000 for the victory and moves into ninth on the 2009 LPGA Official Money List with $945,701.
I can't believe I just won my first tournament, Choi said. And that putt (on 18) was, I feel like I can't say, I was really nervous and I feel I just turned pro now.
The famed Torrey Pines South Course provided the stunning backdrop for what looked like a sure victory for Choi early in the day. She took a six-stroke lead on Sunday with birdies at holes two and four and an eagle at six, but three consecutive bogies at nine, 10 and 11 dropped her advantage to two shots. Miyazato took the lead after birdies at 12 and 16 and a bogey by Choi at 15, but the 18th hole proved to be the deciding factor. Miyazato hit her second shot into the greenside pond, took a drop and two-putted for bogey. Choi, playing in the last group after entering the final round with a lead for the first time in her career, two-putted for birdie from just in front of the green to seal the victory.
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