Frequent
Questions
The Crossings at Carlsbad is a public golf course, so everyone is welcome to hold an event at our club.
Absolutely. We have a lower event lawn that can accommodate a tent for up to 300 and an upper event lawn that can accommodate up to 150. However, we do not have tents on either area and a rental for the tent would be an additional charge.
We do not offer shuttle service but we can arrange transportation through our local vendors or provide you with their information.
We have vendors that we recommend and work with on a regular basis, but you are welcome to bring in any other professional vendors you like.
Yes, we have a ladies and a men’s locker room that are available to you.
The golf course is open from dawn until dusk and our golf shop has specific hours dependent upon the time of the year.
We typically seat guests at 72” rounds that seat 8-12 guests with chiavari chairs and 8-10 guests with our house chairs. We do have 66” rounds available upon request that seat 6-10 guests with chiavari chairs and 6-8 guests with our house chairs.
Vendors can access the room 2 hours prior.
Only if he/she is licensed and insured as well as a professional coordinator and will not be attending your wedding as a guest. This is an important part of your wedding and we want to ensure it is in capable hands and that they are dedicated to your day and not trying to also partake in the festivities.
Yes, in the State of California we are required to charge sales tax on our service charge.
We do offer an Outside Catering Package that is available on certain dates and times. Please inquire for more information.
Afternoon - 10:00am to 2:30pm or Evening - dependant on sunset.
*Additional fees may apply for events over 5 hours.
Yes, our special events coordinator will assist you with your requirements and arrangements.
Yes, the event lawn and the clubhouse are wheelchair accessible and compliable with ADA (American with Disabilities Act) regulations.
Check out our Overview and Real Wedding Photos for some creative ideas and then customize to make it your own.
Visit the California Department of Public Health website.