Scholl Canyon Golf & Tennis Club

Good view of skyline , the drought has taken its toll on the fairways of Scholl Cyn GC . Staff expedite you getting on the tee , yet the pace of play is dictated by the eddicate & lack of skill set the 4 some in front of you possess! No Marshall on the weekends makes for a Looong round. Convenient and close to Burbank - Glendale & Pasadena . Not a Driver course at all , get your shot offline and you will be looking in the bushes like the group your ain't in in front of you !!

Hit it straight , have fun - at a snails pace !

Some elevation challenges. Greens nice. Bunkers like concrete

The course played slow on the front 9 but it sped up on the back. I forgot my range finder which ended up being an issue because there are no yardage markers on the course. How hard is it to put white stakes at 150 and red stakes at the 100? Other than that It was a nice round.

Don't worry if you forgot your driver - this course demands many other clubs and, especially, your putter be put to good use.

Never understand why people are dismissive of this course as too quirky - sure it lacks Par 5s and there are some easy Par 3s but for a centrally located affordable 18, I've never had a bad time. And there are any number of good challenges, particularly on the back nine.

It can be warm, so early or late starts are likely to your advantage. The facility is actually a gem - great range (can hit off grass during the week!) and very nice staff.

I play this course a few times a year. It's an executive, so there are only a couple of chances to use your woods, but there are still some very challenging holes. The views of downtown LA are awesome; when it's clear you can see Catalina Island. The course is half a step above a par 3 course, but a great value.

This is a great course to work on your short game and the greens were fast and difficult. Very fun round and the price was right!

Played this course 4-5 times. Everytime we played the tees on most holes were moved up anywhere from 15-40 yards. No fun playing 60 yard par 3. Felt like I paid full price but only played 75% of course. Won't be coming back.

Wonderful time, great view and challenging holes that bring the fun

Great round as long as you know what you're getting into. Not a lot of use from the driver, but the course was in great condition. Breath taking views of the city from atop the back nine.

My wife and I love to play this golf course! Usually we like to play here every two or three weeks and we enjoy it every time, specially by the way they set you up on the front nine getting you ready for the more challenging back nine, specially the 11th, 12th and 13th hole which can very punishing if you are not mentally prepared for these holes!

An excellent and challenging short game practice course.

Great staff and clean course. Had a good experience . Looking forward to going back

Played there on a last minute booking, staff is friendly, the views are amazing from everywhere and greens were quick, a nice little course.

We were delayed by one hour to tee off. People were lined up 5 groups deep waiting to tee off.
We ended up not being able to complete our round because of darkness Got 15 holes in. That was upsetting.
The course itself is a very pretty executive course that is challenging from tee to green. Even the short par 3 50 to 70 yards down hill into a fish bowl are a challenge. Not a normal distance. Considering how much play this course gets it is in very good condition.
I recommend the course but perhaps early in the morning and never over a holiday.

Fun course in the hills above Glendale. Pace of play was off because it was a holiday weekend, but I plan to return to Scholl when I don't have time for a big course. It's nice to hit at an executive course where you aren't hitting off mats. The.views of the downtown skyline are amazing, too.

The golf course is good to fine tune your shortgame and green management. It's short so maybe in about two hours or less you are done.

This course is a step up from a typical par 3 course, both in difficulty and course conditions. Not much chance to hit your driver, but it feels like you're playing real golf.

Two caveats: holes 12-16 are much hillier and more difficult than the rest of the course. If you're a beginner, you may be frustrated on 12 and 13 with the possibility of losing balls if you can't make a forced carry. If you're walking, you have a couple of really long, steep walks.

Normally play this course for short game improvement. Mostly par 3's and 4 reachable par4's. There is alot of andulation when putting and fast green on some holes. If you are a low handicapped, you can try different clubs to test your skills with or cross winds. If you can score on par 3's, you will lower down your score on long or regular course. Did I mentioned about their specials? I rather practice on the course than breaking your back hiting on the mat at the driving range.

Great views, fun elevation changes, good value, done in three hours

It is not much of a course. Many of the holes are 80 something yards long. There are hacks everywhere messing it up and taking forever. I skipped by three different groups just to finish. I think it took 45 min to play 18 holes. I went over the back fence at the driving range with my 3 iron! Very short. The course needs a lot of work. Not worth 12 buck in my opinion. You can find many solid courses for 20.