Great local course. It's a good place to learn to play and bring the kids to. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a quick 9. The lights also turn on when the sun goes down, so don't worry about rushing through to finish before the sun sets.

Course has lost its greatness. Workers all give attitude when asked questions. First tee time is at 6am and workers didn’t show to open gates until 6:30am. Driving ranges runs out of balls within two hours and typically have to close the range for an hour just to collect whatever balls are left. Also course is over priced for what it is and a replay is more than Whittier narrows mountain 9. New management is doing nothing but price gouging.

For what it is, this par 3 course is a steal for the price. Are the greens well kept? No. Are the fairways tiny? Yes. But the course is beautiful, has water around it, and keeps things interesting by adding unique challenges to each hole. A great course to get a quick round in. And you can even get a cart if you're feeling super lazy. Oh yeah, and the food at the clubhouse is pretty great too.

6 &7 are closed. They turned the par 4's into par 3's with temporary greens. Still a nice course to practice your short game!

I came here because several people recommended it as a good place for beginners to practice golf. While I can see the appeal of the shorter layout for new golfers, I was disappointed with the overall condition of the course. A few holes were not maintained very well, and some areas looked neglected, which took away from the experience. I understand this is meant to be a beginner-friendly course rather than a high-end golf facility, but for about $22 for 9 holes, I expected better course conditions. With a little more attention to maintenance and upkeep, this could be a great place for beginners to learn and enjoy the game. I hope the course receives more care in the future.