North at Alondra Park Golf Course

Slow pace of play, no rangers out around the course and the fairways are patchy. Greens are good

Reserved a golf cart and called ahead to make sure I would have a cart.

My tee time was 11:45, didn’t tee off until 12:45. They didn’t have a cart, after prepaying for one and calling ahead.

The greens were in good shape, but fast. A few bunkers were bad, others much better. Pace was good, even with a 5 done in front of us.

I recently played at this course, and overall, it was just okay. The conditions were what you’d expect from a typical municipal course—nothing egregiously bad but also nothing that stood out as exceptional. The greens, fairways, and bunkers were all in average shape, which is fine for casual play but not noteworthy.

The layout of the course was extremely flat and quite basic. On the bright side, there aren’t many hazards, so you’re unlikely to lose balls—one or two at most for the entire round. However, the lack of features also makes the course feel plain and unexciting. If you’re looking for a memorable or challenging experience, this isn’t the place.

The pace of play was a major downside. We were stuck behind a very slow group that didn’t seem to care about how long they were taking. It felt like they either weren’t serious about golf or were just new to the game. Unfortunately, this seems to reflect the clientele the course attracts—players who might not prioritize pace or etiquette. It made for a frustrating experience.

As for the amenities, the clubhouse was nothing special. It wasn’t in bad shape, but it didn’t leave any lasting impression either—it felt low-quality overall. The one staff member I interacted with was polite but not particularly memorable, while the drink cart attendant was very friendly, which was a nice touch.

The biggest disappointment was the price. At $70-$80 for the round, including the cart, it felt grossly overpriced for the experience. The course quality and overall experience were more in line with what I’d expect from a $40 round. Unless they significantly drop their rates to around $35-$45, I wouldn’t return.

Greens were good. Fairways not so much. Bunkers were much improved from past rounds.

Some fairways and bunkers are as hard as cement. Greens were aerated about 5 weeks ago but are still recovering. Some tee boxes need to be mowed down. There are definitely better places to play for the money.

This may have possibly been the worst course i've ever played in my life. Conditions were horrible, grounds crew ON THE GREEN while play. Just a disgrace to the world of golf. Charging $58.00 for 18 holes. I quit after 9 and had a chat with the head professional who told me they refuse to refund me the back 9's portion of payment and that this is what i get for playing a public course.

I'm surprised this head pro has developed any sort of customer relations in the state of California.

Here's a picture of the first hole. I would kindly recommend nobody to play here unless you'd enjoy paining yourself through a round of golf.

Paid for 18 and when I got to course only 9 holes were open & there was more sand on those greens than there was in the traps.