Angeles National Golf Club

This is a nice course. I think the nicest public in actual LA. However, it’s expensive, especially on weekends. And it’s in Sunland, which as the name suggests, can get very hot. It’s also a very difficult course. Like seriously difficult. If you’re not in the fairway, you’re not finding your ball. A lot of tee shots are from islands and need to cover a stretch of native shrubs and such in order to reach the fairway. Several greens are behind moats of waste areas consisting of rocks and wild plants. One par 5 is a minefield of fairway bunkers placed everywhere. I think the people posting negative reviews are likely upset that they paid a lot money only to play very poorly since it’s a tough track. I must have lost 7 or 8 balls playing here. The golf cart also puts up a warning on its screen threatening to get a marshal if you’re more than 5 minutes over pace. It’s a bit ridiculous yes. But hey they also give you a bunch of free tees and water bottles. Overall, I had a good time though. The last hole has water and a fountain with a great view of the hills that’s nice for a photo.

There have been many negative reviews of Angeles National Golf Course. I believe there has been an intentional effort to improve the golf course.. The check in staff was a delightful young lady. The assistant managing the golf carts was courteous and friendly. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in good condition. I would recommend this course for anyone looking for a classic desert course.

Course in great shape but greens were punched and sanded Wednesday. Give it a week or so

I played here a couple years back.

During the pandemic. It was my first time playing the course over a $100 AND IT WAS WELL WORTH IT!!! I'm not sure what happened since then, but I wouldn't pay anything over $70 now. It's sad to see this course going down the drain.

Pretty unique layout for the location and greens were rolling nice. Pace of play was about 4:45 with a slow group ahead of us. Overall would recommend this place on a weekday as it’s a little cheaper. We paid the weekend rate and probably wouldn’t do it again.

Go play elsewhere.

Played on recommendation from a friend who played here a few years back(good golfer).

He was shocked to hear my feedback. Guess this place has fallen off badly - staff was perfect representation

Course was mediocre at best for $170. Would not want to play here during summer.

The staff was confrontational when asked about the range balls including in the booking… we were told to prove it(it’s on their website as an fyi).

Very convenient to Hollywood downtown only about 20 to 30 minutes. Definitely a California desert course greens were really good shape, fairways were good but a little dry and hard. Very challenging as they suck up blind shots off the tea and the greens. Would’ve been nice to have a starter or a beverage cart.

Angeles National is a good course that could be better. The layout is fun. Some areas are a bit confusing, but nothing bad.

My biggest gripe is the fairways. Most of them are yellowing and many areas around the green are very tight due to a lack of healthy grass. Most bunkers were fine, although a few fairway bunkers were a little rocky and played as “Ground Under Repair”.

The best aspect of this course is that it is close to Los Angeles. Ojai Valley Inn and Oak Quarry are much better courses and usually cheaper to play, but they are about twice as far from LA.

Overall, ANGC is worth playing for about $100 on the weekdays, but $165 for a round is definitely not worth the money.

Golf pass deal and perfect weather = great pleasure.

this course's regular price of $160 for a friday-sun rate is not worth it. fairways had dead spots, sandtraps filled with rocks. pace of play was great but i think it was an unusually slow day. some memorable holes but overall there are better courses for less money