Angeles National Golf Club

Been playing here since it opened.

Many changes since then.

None good!

First time there since pre-Covid,

I played as a single, first tee in front of me was a twosome- with a camera crew! They were over a hole behind just teeing off #1,!

I finally played through but poor call by the prison letting them out at all.

Conditions were pretty good even with the overseeding, except for the big gopher mounds on several greens.

To the left of #9 green there lives a big, black rattler with 8 rattles!

Being a local Angeleno and Ca native I knew what to (not ) do but if I was from somewhere else?

Could be disastrous.

Won’t play there again soon.

Great course had a blast courses and great conditions and the layout will definitely give you a challenge no matter from what color tee.

I will be back soon to play the course

Not a cheap course by any means, but a fun and challenging course in a beautiful location

This was a 5 hour round. There were no marshals that would enforce the pace of play. For $192, they should have a marshal on each 9 who should not allow for slow play. We complained and were told that 30 minutes beyond the required time was really not a problem. The foursome in front of us included an instructor who was coaching on the course during Sunday morning — they were actually using alignment sticks on the course.

Course is in great shape and one of the better ones in around. It is also easy to get a tee time because the green fees are pricy. I recommend this course but only if they do a better job on pace of play.

This is a really nice course. I’ll always play here when I find a hot deal here. It’s a pretty challenging course that’s been well kept the both times I played. Only thing I find odd is the pro shop/ concession stand seem to close earlier than expected

This course cost too much for zero amenities. Not worth the money.

I played this course for my first time this week. The course was relatively quiet as it was a very hot day before the 4th of July holiday. As a 15-16 handicap I found the course to be pretty challenging with many forced carries and most greens being protected by bunkers.

I really loved playing this course and it felt like an Arizona or Palm Springs desert golf experience. It really pushed me and made me think of how to approach each hole in a strategic way, rather than just hitting it to a number and getting a decent result.

I have seen some negative reviews of the course, and I felt like the experience I had was much better than I would have thought going into it. I did get a hot deal on the course during a weekday, so that may have made the experience more enjoyable. I only live about 25 mins from the course and plan on returning soon.

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.