Been playing for 3 months now, and I've been hitting the short courses around LA. The course is pretty well kept considering most executive 9 hole courses are given minimal attention. The only exception is the green on the 9th hole; it's needs serious attention. It's a pretty nice place to learn how to play golf, however I wish they had better lighting for night play. It took my party of 3 about 1 1/2 hours to finish on a weekday night.

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friendly

Friendly staff, kids allowed, easy to get on, good price.

Sometimes gets backed up a little. Need to hit off mats.

This picturesque course located at the beginning of the San Gabriel Valley always offers great views and breeze that make for a nice round of golf. This is a great executive 9 course which takes me and my 5 year old son 1 1/2 hours to complete. The 1st and 9th holes are par 4 while holes 2-8 are par 3. This is a great place to learn and practice your game. Best hole is #3 a short 110 yd par 3 downhill shot.

Customer Service

Costomer service is friendly & great. PGA Proffessional

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Has a Pro shop, Snack Shop

If you're a hack, this is the place for you.

Hitting surface, price, super-slow greens, over crowded.

This will be the longest 9-holes executive course you will ever play. Avg. time per round is about 3 hrs. Good course to learn the iron game. Bad course to learn the putting game. Putting on these greens is like putting in the deep stuff at Augusta.
You have to hit off mats that haven't been replaced since 1979. You're better off hitting from the concrete.

Don't waste your time or $ here.

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golf shop is one of the best around.
great prices and selection.