3 Par At Four Points is a short course located in the Four Points neighborhood of San Diego, California, designed by David Smith. The facility serves the local community as an accessible venue for practicing the short game and introducing newcomers to golf. Par-3 courses of this type typically feature holes ranging from roughly 80 to 160 yards, allowing players to work through most of their irons and wedges in a relaxed, less time-intensive format than regulation golf. The San Diego setting provides a mild climate conducive to year-round play, and courses in this region often incorporate the area's natural terrain and vegetation into their modest layouts. While specific routing details are not widely documented, par-3 facilities generally emphasize straightforward design that rewards accurate iron play and sound green-reading skills without the strategic complexity of full-length courses. These shorter courses appeal to beginners building confidence, juniors developing their games, and experienced players seeking efficient practice rounds or casual outings. The format also suits groups looking for a quicker alternative to 18-hole play. 3 Par At Four Points fits within San Diego's broader golf infrastructure, complementing the region's mix of municipal courses, resort layouts, and private clubs that take advantage of Southern California's favorable conditions for the sport.