I've only just started playing golf seriously in the past 6 months. A huge part of that has been thanks to Scholl Canyon GC. The pro shop staff are amazingly friendly and helpful. If it wasn't for the one conversation after Kathy had noticed that I was frequenting the range almost every weekend, to enroll in the Players Club, where for $49/month and $64/month, I could enjoy a medium or large bucket of range balls everyday. It was an easy sale. The Driving Range is open until 10pm (last bucket of balls vends at 9pm), and in my experience, there's no better feeling after a successful range session and driving down Glenoaks Blvd with one of the best views of the Downtown Los Angeles Skyline. Pictures do not do it justice. Oh and there are Trackman monitors at like 20 of the 30+ bays, which you can connect to your smartphone app to track your distances, map your bag, and play virtual rounds of golf. The Players Club membership also gives you a discount on greens fees and cart rentals. I'll sometimes come here on a Thursday or Friday afternoon for a twilight round and pay $8 to walk or $13 to ride. That is unheard of in the greater LA area. Sure it's a par 60, but perfect place to practice your short game.

Had a great time here yesterday! Really challenging par 3/4 course with some serious elevation changes! You'd think 87 yard shots would be "easy" but hole placements were tough and sometimes you could barely see the flag! Well kept greens. The scenery and wildlife were awesome as well. Rental clubs were some of the nicest I've used before. Breakfast to start the day at the club cafe. Will def be back to play again.

Scholl Canyon Golf Course is a short 18-hole with many Par 3 holes, totally Par 60. Course designs and conditions are fine, takes good advantage of limited land while not so challenging hence yet fun to play in for the Front 9. But the Back 9 is whole another story, Hole 10 an uphill short Par 4; Hole 12 an uphill Par3 while the green is in a little valley; Hole 13, a dogleg right with big ditch in front of the green, probably the most challenging hole of the course; followed by Hole 14 a big ditch in front of the green and Hole 15/16 big downhill slope from tee box, bring you down back to the hill foot, and the view from top to down, just lovely. The best thing here is that you get the view of Downtown LA., especially when you get to drive all the way up from Hole 11 to Hole 12, you'll understand what I talk about. Point is that the view of DTLA will involve part of the Scholl Canyon, just magnificent 😉.

Golf course is in a good condition, but the amount of players on here is absolutely horrible. Every hole you are waiting 15 minutes to play. Staff in pro shop is super unfriendly. Definitely avoid if you can. 6 carts ahead of us

Horrible range Reconsider having membership here This range is unpredictable when it comes to opening. Whenever it rains the range will close for many days or a full week. Employees always say an excuse on how they can’t pick up “mud balls” but in reality they are just lazy to work. Tip: You must call before coming up or else you’ll be disappointed when you find the place closed on a perfect sunny day.