Riverwalk Golf Club is north of downtown San Diego just east of the San Diego Freeway on the north side of the I-8.

There's three nines, Mission, Presidio, and Friars, all similarly cruising over slightly rolling terrain along tree lined fairways with the San Diego River traversing the length of the course from east to west. Overall with the River and multiple ponds/lakes there's water in play on 12 holes in addition to sand traps defending the greens and the occasional landing zone off the tee. The yardages, course/slope ratings for the various combinations from the tips: The Presidio course is 3,397 yards, Mission, 3,153, and Friars, 3,230, Course/Slope ratings: Friars/Presidio, 71.7/129; Presidio/Mission, 71.9/126; Mission/Friars, 70.7/129. The course was known for years as the Stardust Country Club and was host to the PGA Tour Event in the 50s and 60s and redesigned by Ted Robinson.