North at Alondra Park Golf Course

I have played Alondra Park many times in the past two years. Generally the pace of play has been tolerable, but the condition of the course has been poor. Lately, the situation has reversed: now, perhaps because there's new management, or perhaps because the drought is relieving, – but now the course is actually in good condition, with few bare patches in the fairways and only a few spots where methane is seeping up and preventing the dirt from growing. But now they are permitting fivesomes to play on the course, and the entire course's pace of play is getting slower and slower. Yet there is still no Marshall to enforce speed of play. Terrible,

Can tell there is a conflict on who's going to run this course. Owners now look like there milking every last dollar. Greens were terrible. Worst driving range balls in LA County. Can tell there is almost zero money put back in this course. We had a 9:30 tee time on a Saturday and no one behind us. Guess I'm not the only one who feels this way. Still cash only place. What's that tell you.

Course is best condition that I can remember, I have not played here for 2 years or so and said I would never play here again, they only accepted cash last time I played and now they do accept credit and debit cards, and now you can book tee times online. I played with a very nice man and we enjoyed our round, played in 4 hours so it was pleasant pace.