Arroyo Seco Golf Course is an absolute gem that offers a fantastic experience for golfers of all skill levels. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted by an awesome staff who truly elevate the experience. They're not only friendly and welcoming but also knowledgeable and eager to help, making sure your visit is nothing short of exceptional. The course itself is a blast to play. It’s beautifully maintained and strikes the perfect balance between being fun and challenging. The layout is creative, with plenty of variety to keep you on your toes. The greens, however, are the real stars of the show. They're tough, tricky, and will test every ounce of your putting skills. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself laughing (or groaning) as your ball takes an unexpected break—these greens are no joke! Overall, Arroyo Seco Golf Course is the kind of place you’ll want to return to again and again. Whether you’re out for a casual round or looking to sharpen your skills, this course has it all. Highly recommend!

Really fun par 3 course. Don't let the short distances fool you. The tricky pin placements and undulating greens make for a nice challenge.

This little course is great for beginners or those looking to get in a quick nine holes. The views of the San Gabriel Mountains are a nice bonus. The staff is friendly and keeps things organized. I appreciate the relaxed pace here compared to bigger courses. Perfect for a casual weekend morning

This review is from a an amateur/leisure golfer and this is probably one of my favorite 18 hole courses. It’s definitely an excellent spot for my level of play. It’s all mainly par 3’s and it’s a walking course. The greens are well kept and it’s a great way to work on your short game. You’ll usually shoot from the green pad but I think you can use a rubber tee if you want. It’s a very narrow course and be mindful when people yell “four” in this course because there’s a chance you might get hit. I got hit in the stomach with a ball from the tee and luckily I had a lot of cushion in the abdominal area. I’d definitely come back here again and the driving range is also pretty good and average. There’s also a miniature golf area which I haven’t tried yet. I highly recommend this spot.

Place is trash now and the have the audacity to charge $27 for 9 holes with no lights. Use to be a great place to go and practice but between the high prices and the attitude from the staff, I can see why this place will be condos or affordable housing in 1-2 years. It’s a shame they don’t care about it, even after having a US OPEN champ grow up there. You would think they maybe showcase that lol but then again, with a staff who hates golf and golfers, I can see how that goes unnoticed. Anyways like I said, trash course now, mats are terrible and staff is worse than you will imagine.