Scholl Canyon Golf & Tennis Club

First time playing after sitting out for over a year and first time playing this course. While some Holes were standard Par 3’s, Scholl does offer a good amount of challenging Par 4’s making for a nice round after being rusty. Golfers could be better and not leaving their trash all over the tee boxes but overall I enjoyed it.

I had a great time, walked the whole course. Cart is helpful for back 9 as you have to go up a semi steep hill. Ok if you are young or in shape, but helpful if you are not. You can see LA skyline in distance on several holes.

Advice is to bring a bright color ball (not white) for holes around driving range, if you are not hitting the green, your white ball will get mixed in with range balls that are on fairways of holes 6-9.

Overall will recommend. I had a great time!!!!

As others have said, this is a great executive course for practicing your mid game. Greens are well-maintained (and purposely tricky). Fairways are a little rougher. Rough is very rough. The course is worth playing for the back 9 alone, which use the full potential of the canyon to create challenging hazards and hole layouts. Staff is friendly and helpful. Pace of play is about typical for LA public courses. I’ll definitely be playing here again!

I didn’t understand why we were only allowed to use the carts on the back 9? If it was for sanitary reasons it wouldn’t make sense but that’s basically all I would say, everything else was good and nice.

Great for a quick 18. Other courses are a challenge for being narrow or long, this one is all about mid and short game. Chipping, ball control and positioning, and wavy greens. Fairways and rough are roughhhhh. But greens are pretty well tended to. It’s a fun day out. Well priced. 830 am Sunday for 35 per person!

Look, it's a good facility for the community. And I'm happy to play courses like this to support them. But it's not 4 stars. It's really just a par three course, with 4 or five of the par threes just throw ins because they are under 100 yards. The greens are excellent, but everything around them is burned out grass. If you want to practice your half wedges it's a good place to go.

I played this course over 20 years ago, it was the last time. I joined that deal where you can hit free balls at night and get discount tee times at Brookside. They told me to stop hitting driver on the range so that was the end of that. If you find the staff to be rude it's because you load up the cart with a full set of clubs and they write you off as a wannabe. You're not a real golfer if you waste money here.

Great course to work on your short game, and gain confidence.

Always have fun there. Wish the staff was better at controlling the tee off times and the pace of play.

It’s only a 62, but a challenging and fun course. Excellent views of the city for the price of a movie ticket!