Angeles National Golf Club

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

Played here for years. They raised rates during Covid so I only come back on a Golf Now rate. Its normally $100.00 on Tuesday and gets more expensive as the week goes on. The course is noticeably in trouble. The fairways were burnt out. The greens are rock hard. We had 12 players on multiple holes at tee box, fairway and greens. 12 people!! No marshall. It use to be a very nice course but its dying out. Spend your money elsewhere.

Great course, conditions were amazing, price is a bit steep, but pace of play is quick.

Super nice course! I was hesitant to play for a while as I saw some negative reviews but I had such a great experience. Pro staff was nice, food shack was solid, layout was extremely challenging but fun, course conditions were great, and every green is fun but quite hard. I can see average golfers or worse having a bad time on the course as it truly is challenging and that’s probably a reason for the long rounds on the weekend. Monday was 4.5 hours with no waiting, and for the Golfnow deal time it’s an absolute can’t miss. 190 on weekends might be a bit pricey but it’s a fun one forsure. I’ll definitely be coming back.

We had a 12:24 tee time. With 5 groups waiting on the first tee, we started 40 minutes late. Never took a shot without waiting at least a few minutes. No starter, marshal or staff making any attempt to keep the course on schedule or speed play. We barely finished before it started getting dark (sunset was 7:10pm).

Angeles National is in a beautiful mountainous area that is quite scenic. But turf conditions were very thin despite recent rains. That said, the course plays hard and fast and greens were in good condition. As a public course, the bunkers were rarely raked and full of footprints. Hate that.

You would expect the pace of play to be enforced for the price of playing, But since they don't have a marshall, it gets backed up.

Booked a time to play with two others. Person running the pro shop had know idea what he was doing. Sent me out by myself. Told him I didn't want to play by myself. Basically said too bad. The round was pre-paid. No other choice but to get stuck behind other groups. Ended up skipping some holes to avoid waiting on foursomes.

It is described online as having the tightest lies of any course around the Los Angeles area and that’s because there’s no grass. I don’t even know what that stuff is, but it’s not grass in my opinion. I am a scratch golfer, and have played all around the world so I have an educated opinion of golf courses in general. Also, the greens the way they are constructed with undulation and the speed of the greens doesn’t meet USGA rules as far as where you can cut the pins. Also, it took 5 1/2 hours to play on Saturday and no Marshall ever came on the course . There were high handicap players playing from the back and it took forever. Never going back. Thank you.

STAY AWAY! This course is not worth the money. The staff are surley, arrogant and unfriendly. The pro shop closed at 2:30pm; no one was there, and it was locked up tight. If your cart died on the course at 3:00 pm, you were you of luck. The condition of the golf course is mediocre at best. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend to anyone that they come play here.

Green fees on the high side. Facility has never re-opened after COVID shut down. Paid $30 for a Bloody Mary (well vodka) which was ridiculous! There doesn't seem to be much customer consideration in the running of the facility. Too bad. The potential is there.