How much it costs to play Torrey Pines, the iconic golf course home to the Farmers Insurance Open and 2025 Genesis Invitational

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Torrey Pines Golf Course is one of the best in the world and thoroughly deserves its place on the PGA Tour calendar.

The club in San Diego, California is the annual venue for the Farmers Insurance Open, which Tiger Woods has won seven times, and now has another tournament on its resume.

That’s because the wildfires in the Los Angeles area prevented Riviera Country Club from hosting this year’s Genesis Invitational and Torrey Pines was chosen as the replacement.

This indicates how highly rated the course is by professionals, but that’s not to say that amateurs from around the world can’t enjoy playing there too.

The Golfing Gazette tells you how much it costs to play Torrey Pines, as well as other important information.

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Courses at Torrey Pines

There are two incredible courses at Torrey Pines: the South Course and the North Course. Both courses are used for the Farmers Insurance Open and are certainly worth playing.

The South Course is considerably more testing so, as you would expect, is where the 2025 Genesis Invitational and, occasionally, the US Open are held. It’s a par 72 and plays 7,802 yards from the championship tees.

The North Course is much easier to navigate, especially for amateurs, but still presents more than enough of a challenge. At 7,258 yards, the par-72 is plenty long enough from the furthest-back tees.

What makes both courses so special is that they are located on the coastal cliffs next to the Pacific Ocean.

How much it costs to play at Torrey Pines

Torrey Pines Golf Course is open to the public and there are no handicap requirements. Here are the current prices:

Discounted green fees are offered to junior and senior golfers on both courses from Monday to Thursday.

San Diego residents can also buy resident I.D. cards for $25 and then pay significantly lower prices e.g. $88 for the South Course on weekends.

Twilight times range from 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. depending on the time of year. Carts cost $45 for 18 holes and caddies are not allowed. More information can be found here.

These prices are not set in stone because it’s possible to find deals online, including packages that include accommodation and other amenities.

Membership at Torrey Pines

There are two requirements to become a member at Torrey Pines which exclude most people:

• You must be a permanent resident of San Diego County
• You must possess a California driver’s license with a San Diego County home address

The first-year membership fee is $550 and it costs $220 to renew each year after that. Those who wait until more than 30 days to renew are charged the new members fee.

Membership benefits include an official handicap, magazine subscription, monthly newsletters and access to club competitions.