Anaheim Hills Public Country Club

I recommend this course to anyone interested in 5 hour rounds and lots of blind shots

If your're looking for 5h round with lots of blind shots, this is your course!

Had a 6:30am, Saturday tee time. Hadn’t played AH in a few years. We got there just before 6:00am to warm up and hit a small bucket but got the excuse of..... “the other guy didn’t show up this morning so the range is closed”. Kind of lame to not be able to hit a few balls before you go out. Whatever, not the end of the world. Staff was nice. Pace was good. We were a twosome between two foursomes and was no issue. Barely had to wait between shots, and was never pushed from behind. Three hour and forty minute round. Overall a decent track and a few “gimmicky” holes but a solid course to play some target golf. Fun layout and I’d pay to play it every so often. Not bad at all, and a decent value.

The course has a very challenging layout and there are many blind shots. I don’t think it’s worth a full price playing, but if you get a deal from golfnow or whichever discount site, it’d be a place to try it out.

Course Is nice, wish they mentioned the greens had been punched a few weeks.

The course itself was ok. The greens were punched about week out or so. Very slow and still had holes in them. For 1:20pm tee time with punched greens $45 seem to expensive. If I knew greens were punched I would have player some where else. It's very short course. Great place to practice accuracy.

Very good conditions, minus the still-recovering punched greens. Everything else was great.

Nice course but they reseeded the greens a week ago and they were full of sand and slow.

Staff exceptionally friendly. Good value for price. Greens good , fun layout. Course conditions are average at best. But , will definitely play again.

Staff was super friendly and the greens were in fantastic condition (esp for the price point). Unfortunately my cousin and I both found the course to be super gimmicky. Too many blind or deceptive tee shots, over the top doglegs, and the dramatic downhill par 3's (3 of the 4) got old fast. Maybe things change for those who play it more often, but we won't be coming back.

All of the staff was great! I think this was the first time I recall warm water in the towel bucket at a place. On a cold day it surely was noticed.

Fun course but slow play due to men's club tourney in the morning per marshall. Marshall's really need to push the slow people. Teed off at 1140 Saturday and finished after the sun was down. Providing this review in the hopes that course management keeps things moving in the future. We did see a nice marshall but he admitted he could not get anyone to move faster. Suggestion...management should have golfers sign at checking that they will be asked to pick up and move on if slow play is occurring. I will be back Friday for another go.

his course is not fun. Majority of the holes you you can't see the green, nor an open fairway. Sharp Dog legs everywhere and tiny landing spots for tee shots. Extreme elevation changes makes some shots tricky.

Short, but tough green with funky mountain brakes. I wouldn't play here even for free. perfect definition of a "mickey mouse course"

I've played 5-6 rounds here over the last 2 years or so, and the course is in the best shape I've seen it. The greens were in great shape and rolled true, but they were FAST!!! With the speed of the greens I thought it would be a long round but the pace of play was where it should be. It took 4 hours on the dot for our foursome to play. We are all in the 8-12 handicap range. I still thought it was a little pricey at $61 for a weekday rate, but for the course condition and pace it was worth it.

This is a nice course with a challenging layout but if you are playing it for the first tine it is tough, probably half of the tee shots are blind. Don’t even think about walking it.