The fairway conditions were disappointing. There was a higher chance of hitting from dirt than from grass. It felt like one of the worst-maintained public courses in the LA area. I probably won’t be back until next year, hoping the conditions improve.

A blessing for the west side to have a public course and practice facility like this. The golf course features lots of classic par 4’s. Nothing too spicy in its design though still has good variety.

Feels like a golfers oasis nestled in the midst of the city. I love the history of this course and the dedication of the greenskepers. Definitely a favorite municipal golf course.

If you are new to golf 🏌🏼‍♂️, then you know you will be spending lots of time in the driving range to improve your game. This is probably the best driving range in West LA. The place is clean, grasses are well maintained, has plenty of parking and is fairly priced, you could get 100 balls for $10 (credit cards accepted). Also, this place is double-decked with plenty of space between each bay. There will be club rentals if you don't have your own. As a side note, the golf course is definitely picture worthy during sunset 🌇! Overall, I am not going to bash on this driving range just because the place is crowded. It's probably crowded because the place is well run. I have been here twice and thoroughly enjoyed my time here. TIPS: If you decide to play on the second floor, please note that only irons are allowed to prevent accidents.

Very well maintained green and bunker. Fairway condition is good as well. If your shot missed the fairway, you may need to play on the dirty ground. Played Sunday at 10 a.m., and the pace was great. Took 4 1/2 hrs. If you have a color ball, you should play with that at Hole #9 and #18. Range balls are spread all over the fairway. The range balls are also white.😅