Good experience and priced well for what it offers. Tight, flat, par 66 course (I believe). Relatively easy with players of all levels. Laid back atmosphere. Geese roam around which means their poop is scattered so I had to clean my push cart wheels after the round.

Conditions are just a little rough right now, but that is to be expected this time of year. Greens are about 2 weeks from being in great shape. The punch is still impacting putting. Food and drink services are very good with excellent staff. Driving range has very good targets and the range balls are always in great condition. 3 hr 18 hole round seeing off at7:15 am.

Our two foursomes had an enjoyable time here. The course was well-maintained and the pace of pace was good, especially for a weekend. Our group had a wide range of golfing capabilities and everyone had a fun experience. The price with carts was reasonable. We had lunch afterwards and it was good and a good value too. My only knock - my wife and I rented clubs, which weren't in good condition nor were they even cleaned from prior use. Regardless, we'd go back on our next trip to California.

Westlake Golf Course is a challenging course but not a lot of elevations changes. Easy to walk or ride the terrain. The course is well maintained. I would like to see more yardage markers other then 200, 150 and 100 yardstick maybe on the cart path. The fairways are a little hard packed because of the rain.They have a large practice range and sand traps which you normally do not see at a public level golf course. All I can say is that this is a very organized and friendly place to visit and play. Snack bar and bar is open with a large indoor seating area available. The Staff are friendly and helpful. A Great place to play and practice your golf.

I usually love playing here, but unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience today that I feel compelled to share. I was on the tee box for hole 4 with my group, waiting for the group ahead of us to clear the fairway (they were only about 150 yards out). The marshal came up to us and, without acknowledging me at all, directed his attention solely to the men in my group. In a very condescending tone, he told them, "Have the lady hit now." I couldn't believe it. He made a rude assumption based solely on my gender and size, implying that I couldn't hit the ball as far as the men in my group. The truth is, I'm a long hitter, and I could have easily cleared the group in front of us by 80 yards or more. It was frustrating and hurtful to be dismissed in such a way, especially when my group wasn't causing any slow play. I made sure to bring it up to the pro shop after we finished our round, but unfortunately, it seemed like no action was taken. The staff didn't seem willing to address the behavior or even discuss it with the marshal. I really hope they take this issue seriously in the future. Golf is a game for everyone, and no one should be subjected to this kind of behavior based on outdated stereotypes.