Current and Upcoming Tournaments:

Jan 10‑11 New Member Mixer Description Sign-up Dec 27 (5am) - Dec 31 (noon)

Recent Tournaments:

Dec 06‑07Past Presidents' MemorialScoresChitsGolf Genius Results

Welcome 2026 new members

December 10th, 2025 posted by Tom Smith

The CMGC Board of Governors would like to welcome the new members for the 2026 season. Beginning in January, 2026 the following golfers are the newest members of the Coronado Men’s Golf Club.

Oscar AmezcuaBryson  GreavesBrian LinnWalter Slaughter
Carl ArellanoMilo HamaTyler MartinTreacy Sommer
Steve BonillaJames HaugJeremy McDougaldAustin Speer
Thomas BowkerBrian HendleyAdam MckinneyAdam Speerhart
Robert BunneyWilliam HennrikusCharles MerrymanAndrew Tellez
Ron DelucchiJim HigginsAnthony OConnellAndrew Wadhwani
Ross EdwardsKamaehu KamakaJamie OgleBarry Waits
Silvester EvetovichKarl KamossRaymond PepperJohn Walsh
Avel FloresBill KeppBrian PerkinsJames Wright
Stephen GeitzHarold LemireJoe RyanGary Yagade
David GibsonEd LevineSamuel Saenz

Toys for Tots

November 25th, 2025 posted by Bob Podoloff

CMGC Members,

The U.S. Marine Corps and the Coronado Men’s Golf Club have a long tradition of supporting Toys for Tots. 

You can help carry on that tradition by bringing your new unwrapped gift to Brian Smock’s pro shop where a gift box has been placed.

Happy Thanksgiving

CMGC Board of Governors 

RADM Leon “Savvy” Huffman is the namesake of the CMGC November golf tournament.

November 1st, 2025 posted by Bob Podoloff

The tournament was established in 1959 by Admiral Leon Huffman and Admiral Maxwell Leslie (the namesake of our March tournament) as the doubles tournament now called The Savvy Huffman tournament.

Savvy was a graduate of the US Naval Academy class of 1922. His first warship command was in 1937 with the submarine USS Pickerel (SS-177).

In the early days of World War Two, he served aboard the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga (CV-3)

During the Guadalcanal campaign of 1942, Admiral Huffman later commanded the battleship USS New Jersey (BB-62) before being named Commander, Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet (COMSUBPAC) in 1955. 

Rear Admiral Huffman retired from the Navy in 1958 after a long distinguished 36-year career serving our country.  He then devoted his time and efforts to serving his community of Coronado where he’d resided dating back to 1941.

Taylor Wagner and Keith Wagner (current men’s club members) are Savvy’s grandson and great-grandson.

Thanks to Ed Pietrzak and Bill Thiele for their Contributions!