The 8th is a downhill par 4 of 340 yards. The hole originally brought the road into play, but that has been changed due to the danger of errant balls causing auto accidents. A lot of pine trees were planted on the right and the the green was moved away from the road. With a better shaped green, this could be an interesting hole because of the steep falloff on the left into the previous hole's extreme left fairway.
The 9th had the green moved away from the road and is another example of civil engineering
The 10th is considered by many the best long par 4 in San Diego County. For years, the back tee was out of commission because they built a halfway house in the 1960's that got bombarded by errant tee shots. With the new halfway house, a new back tee has been built making the hole 440 yards on a straight line. Due to the fairway slant and slight dogleg, the hole really is closer to 460 yards.
The 11th is a mundane par 4 of 384 yards that used to have a diabolically deep greenside bunker that got neutered years ago.
Using the topography well is the 392 yard 12th. Anything flirting with the right edge of the fairway will end up rolling halfway down the canyon slope.
In order to have the preferred angle of approach, the tee shot needed to flirt with the right side of the fairway.
The 13th is a downhill 165 yard par 3. Anything landing in the brown area on the left will bound down into the ravine.
Due to the low sun. was unable to a get a good picture of the hole, but the 14 is a wonderful 525 yard par 5 where you hit over the beginning of a canyon at an angle. Drives challenging trouble left get an opportunity to hit the green in two. This is a dangerous risk, as you can see from how the green complex is situated.
The 15 has been completely changed. It was a straight away 320 yard par 4 that once had a well contoured green. It is still the same length, but a dogleg left that the long hitters easily carry the left trees and bombard the green.
This is the original green complex
The 16th has been changed numerous times, but is once again a par 5. It is a sturdy 555 yards. This hole has always had potential for greatness, but everytime some civil engineer has been involved, they have put in weird mounds and drainage basins; as though water cannot simply drain downwards into the canyons?
Those depressions on the left are drainage basins
The original 16th green
The 17th is a drop shot par 3 of 198 yards. The green was moved way left and forced the 18th to change. To the right of the green is a very busy intersection of 4 lane roads.
The original green complex is still in existence
The 18th is now a uphill 100ft+ 316 yard par 4. This green slopes from 3 to 6 degrees---it is severe!