Lake Lindero Golf Course

I used to play this course regularly at least 15-20 years ago. I came back recently and was surprised that it hadn’t changed much at all. There used to be a nice cafe that apparently is gone, and the course itself seems to be about the same as it was back then. That is t to say it’s bad at all, but just surprised that nothing new has been done to update the course after all this time.

It’s a challenging layout with multiple water hazards to keep it interesting!

Not a well kept up course especially located in Thousand Oaks. Push carts are old and unserviceable not straps to hold bag. Groundskeepers have totally ignored the grass (very dry). Roads to the tee boxes are all gravel hard to keep bag straight due to the gravel should be paved and dry lakes. I recommend just closing the course.

Nice to see this course rebounding and getting play. But it can be very slow on the weekends. The greens have an issue and are choppy to put on.

Be careful when you cross the road from hole six hole seven

Perfect mixture of really easy and pretty hard. Nice couple par 4’s, couple mess with your mind holes, and some easy ones. Can’t beat the $20. There is also a great bar and outside patio.

Fun course especially for the price. Pretty straightforward with a few holes that are a bit more challenging. Very well kept for a public SoCal course.

This wasn’t your normal Par 3 course. It has short par 3 holes as well as longer par 3 holes. It was a fun course to play. I wasn’t crazy about the distance you had to go from hole 6 to 7 but overall a fun course to play.

I have been playing for about 6 months. This was my first time golfing solo and first walking round. I had an absolute blast and took time to work on my course management. This seems like a great course to bring my kids, who are clamoring to go golfing with me.