Scholl Canyon Golf & Tennis Club

Played here many a time. Overall, average. Dude running the pro shop, sucks. Otherwise, this place is rad. Snack bar lady, rocks my socks.

I've been playing this course for years, but have not been happy with my experience as of late for the following reasons:

1) a full round costs $50 where nearby 72 par courses that are in better condition are about that price

2) the greens were absolute garbage. There were divots everywhere making it impossible for you to get a put in. I understand that repairing divots are the golfers responsibility, but course staff usually take care of the ones left behind

3) the bathrooms were filthy, almost to the point that public restrooms at parks are kept cleaner. No soap, no paper towels, smelly, visibly dirty. I don't expect the restrooms to be that dirty at 10am. It looked like folks haven't cleaned the facilities for weeks.

4) the general condition of the course was below expectation. Grass was too tall, too many patchy area and the greens were so overgrown that you couldn't get a decent roll. That's if you landed in a spot where there wasn't a divot in your way.

I'd stay away. The city and course management need to step it up.

My only complaint is that I booked on golf now and the price was $33 per person. When I paid I was charged $45 per person. We did get two carts but only had three people. I was still charged the full $45 person for four. Otherwise it was a great time.

Walked it yesterday. Tough and challenging walk but awesome views and hole locations

First time playing here and it did not disappoint. Group of 4 and rented two carts. Great views, friendly staff, some challenging holes, some easier, saw some wildlife, good pace, course in descent condition and a very fair price. Will definitely be playing here again. Highly recommend.

Only played here twice and I’ve really enjoy this course. Fun and challenging with a mix of par3s & par4s. Staff is friendly too. The range can use an update. Overall good fun course.

This is a short course with 6 par 4s and the rest par 3s. I don’t usually hit driver at all, but you can on the park 4s if you want, but it’s not easy to land the ball safely. This course looks easy because of its length, but the difficult greens and tight undulating fairways balance it out. You can easily lose balls if you don’t have control of your distance and aren’t straight. Don’t get me wrong, It’s a municipal course and doesn’t pretend to be a private county club, but if you want to work on your short game and play in about 2.5 hours or less this is great value.