Scholl Canyon Golf & Tennis Club

Great price, amazing topography and views of Glendale and DTLA, nice greens, challenging holes.

One of the best par 3, par 4s around.

Another good round at scholl. Surprisingly played all 18 in under 4 hours despite the 4:20pm tee time (finished before sunset)

The greens are very challenging, this is what keeps me coming back. Short executive course, crushers might be able use Driver 3-4 times. It was middle of week so played timely.

A little too pricey for so many par 3s. We got behind a foursome that did not understand golf etiquette, so it was a long day. Also, would like to have seen a cart with drinks and snacks going around for the price we paid on a Saturday at 11am.

Solid round with three of us and one solo joined who was really nice, a group passed us who was behind us around hole 5. Then we passed then back on 9. People in front of us tossed my friends drive in the bushes that rolled to the front fringe. He walked off the green to go out of his way and picked up my partners ball that was an amazing drive and tossed it ob. I asked the group in front when we got up there if theyd seen a ball roll up and he was hostile yelling at us if we know our yardages and not to tell him to calm down. He was trying to fight when we should be the ones who were mad that he threw the ball out. What a clown, didnt even come close to hitting him, this was hole 10. Other than that the round was phenomenal and I hust thought he was over reacting. Its part of the game, we yelled fore, whatever

I’m a beginner and rely on my Navigational device

The pace of play was not great. This is typically not the issue here, however today was different. Tee time was at 3:50pm didn’t tee off until 4:10pm. Additionally there was a young group of golfers who were walking and spent so much time on their phones holding up everyone behind them.

This course and its amenities are underwhelming. Several holes were cart path only, and given the visible patches of dead turf, this appears to be a maintenance issue more than a layout one. The practice range features impressive ball-tracking technology, but the range itself feels more like a dirt lot.

The pro shop staff were friendly and professional, but the shop itself offered very little. The kitchen provided less than what you would expect from a cart girl, but with shorter hours and a more limited selection. Cart availability was also limited, likely reflecting poor budget allocation. Budget issue or not, it’s frustrating.

It’s an executive course, so expectations are adjusted, but some holes are designed in a way that makes it nearly impossible not to tee off into adjacent tee boxes. That’s a design flaw, not player error.

The no-smoking rule, including cigars, may be about fire prevention, but it still detracts from the traditional golf experience for some players. I’m reviewing the actual experience, not the “we would, but…” explanations.

In summary, Scholl Canyon Golf Course falls short in player enjoyment due to lack of budget, poor management, and overall indifference.

3 times in a row for us, at 4:00 - place was already closed. It's really a drag. All the other courses we play have nice cafes or restaurants and they are always open during play. It may not prevent us going back, but we may look elsewhere too.

In a positive sense, haven’t played for years and was shocked at how nice the fairways and greens were compared to a few years back. My only complaint was the greens were a bit hairy and slow.