Los Amigos Country Club

Greens were soft and the rough was rough. Pretty wide open course and a beautiful day to play. People were respectful and kept their distance. Many walkers do play so is a little slower than normal pace at 4.5 hours for 18. Back ups are on the par 3 holes.

Great course to play. The only problem I have is the water areas. I don't get why there is no upkeep for the ponds. Mosquitoes were already out so big problem on the way!

The greens could be better taken care of. Pace of play could be a lot better. The group in front of us, had horrible course etiquette. Drove over tee boxes with carts. Parked carts in front of greens edges. And took forever.

I like the layout of this course. But the greens have so many divots mark. Everytime I got on the green, I would fix at least 5 divots marks around my ball or inline of where I was putting two.

Course conditions are good with no major issues. The greens are bumpy primarily because the local players don't fix ball marks. Tee boxes are well worn, but for the price, I don't expect perfection.

We had a great day. The course is fairly easy, but can play a little tougher if the wind is blowing. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. We played in about 4 hours on a Thursday afternoon...outstanding!

Play was unbelievably fast! Conditions are very good considering this is a Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation Golf Course. Proper safety precautions are being used to keep the spread of the covid-19 virus down. All in all highly recommended and very fun to play.

Staff was very confused today. Checked in on time and yet they had the group scheduled after us go ahead of us. That group was made up of 8 people. We let that group know and they were nice enough to let us play first. Later, some staffer or random guy says we’re holding up everyone when 1) we were the ones held up because of their mistake and 2) We had a hole between us and the group behind us by the 5th or 6th hole.

Still had fun but all that was unnecessary.

It's not really the course's fault, it's the beginner who thinks they can play the blue tee box, and slices every shot.