Glow Ball at The Loma Club: Glow-in-the-Dark Golf in Point Loma
Nine holes of glow-in-the-dark golf on a real par-3 course, a welcome beer, and unlimited beer tastings as you play — The Loma Club's after-dark tradition returns Friday, August 14.
Overview
Golf, but at night, with a glowing ball and a beer in hand — that's the whole delightful idea. Glow Ball at The Loma Club turns the Point Loma par-3 course into a lit-up nighttime playground for nine holes of glow-in-the-dark golf, with a welcome beer and unlimited beer tastings poured right on the course as you go. This edition runs Friday, August 14, 2026, from 7 to 10 p.m.
It's a long-running Loma Club tradition — they run it on select Friday nights throughout the year — and it's exactly as fun and low-stakes as it sounds. You don't need to be good at golf. You need to be 21, up for a good time, and okay with the fact that a glowing ball is genuinely hard to track. One important clarification the club makes every time: this is on the real par-3 course, not mini golf.
What You Actually Need to Know
- Event: Glow Ball at The Loma Club
- Date: Friday, August 14, 2026, 7:00–10:00 p.m. (check-in at 7, shotgun start at 8)
- Where: The Loma Club — 2960 Truxtun Rd, San Diego, CA 92106 (Point Loma / Liberty Station)
- Price: $49.87
- Ages: 21 & up
- Included: 9 holes of glow golf, a glow ball, a welcome beer, and unlimited beer tastings on the course
- Heads up: Few tickets left, and no refunds on this edition
How the Night Works
Check-in opens at 7:00 p.m. — grab your welcome beer, get your glow ball and gear, and settle in. The shotgun start is at 8:00 p.m., meaning every group tees off from a different hole at once, so the whole course fills up together and nobody's waiting around. From there it's nine holes at your own pace, with beer stations to sample as you play, wrapping by 10.
The glowing ball is the great equalizer here. Depth perception goes out the window after dark, so the low-handicap folks and the never-played crowd end up a lot closer than they'd be in daylight. It plays more like a party with clubs than a serious round.
The Venue
The Loma Club is a genuinely charming par-3 golf course tucked into the Liberty Station area of Point Loma — a laid-back, walkable course with a clubhouse bar and a distinctly unstuffy vibe, which is exactly why it works as a nighttime event space. It's the rare San Diego golf spot that's as much about hanging out as it is about your score, and Glow Ball is that personality turned up to eleven. Easy to pair with a pre- or post-round drink at the clubhouse.
Good to Know
- 21 & up — bring ID
- It's real par-3 golf, not mini golf — the club is emphatic about this
- Plan a ride home — unlimited beer tastings plus driving don't mix; rideshare
- Dress for a night on the grass — closed shoes, and a layer, since Point Loma cools off after dark
- Buy now — this edition is flagged "few tickets left," and there are no refunds, so commit before you book
- No experience needed — the glow ball humbles everyone equally
However you play it, Glow Ball is one of the more genuinely fun, low-pressure nights out in San Diego — golf you can be bad at, beer you can't run out of, and a course that glows. For more happening around town, browse our full event calendar.

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