Enagic Golf Club at Eastlake in the Eastlake area of Chula Vista features an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Ted Robinson that plays up to 6,961 yards from the tournament tees at 2375 Clubhouse Drive. Four tee settings ranging from 5,118 to 6,961 yards accommodate all skill levels, and the course's proximity to Otay Ranch Town Center places it in the same eastern Chula Vista corridor as athletic retailers such as Road Runner Sports. Robinson's 1991 design routes play through six lakes and past three waterfalls, with Bent Grass greens and Bermuda fairways overseeded with winter rye providing year-round playability under San Diego's mild climate. The facility hosted the revived San Diego County championship — a Southern California PGA tournament first contested in 1929 — bringing the storied event back after a nearly 20-year hiatus. Post-round dining at the East Lake Grille serves the clubhouse crowd alongside the broader Eastlake Chula Vista breakfast scene that includes Broken Yolk Cafe on the Otay Ranch restaurant corridor. The number-one handicap hole is the 470-yard sixth, a sharp dogleg left guarded by paired fairway bunkers, and the 568-yard par-5 fifth finishes with an approach over a pond protecting the green front and right.