North at Alondra Park Golf Course

Second time playing here every hole had to wait 5 min minimum fairways are in fair condition greens are too bumpy and slow nobody fixes divots here it seems like

Front employees are so kind

But grandma behind of us keep pushing us.

They almost hit us by balls, they ask us speed up.

But they are just three. We are four.

And running time was four hours.

I've been there a few times since it's close to my house, so I decided to play this time as well. It's a flat course with no special features, so I go there for practice.

However, there are many beginners, and the pace is often slow.

Greens are good size and good shape most of time. It's usually players whom don't fix there diviet and stick flag pole in ground that make issues. This course is simple layout. Would definitely be nice course for night golf due to size of fairways and no shrubs but they don't have .

Overall pretty average. Course had some swampy, wet, areas but wasn’t a major factor. Greens were in decent shape but the edges of the holes could be better (had a few putts redirect outward as it approached the rim of the cup). Would I play this course again? Yes. Nothing wrong with it for an average golfer.

It’s a little frustrating when the pace of play is slow, due to some of the patrons walking and just overall taking too much time. But I understand I suppose. It’s just one of those things. Could be better but tough to fix.

The restrooms were disgusting. The course needs a little improvement. There was a lot of dry spots in the fairway.

just short of 5 hour round. We waited on every shot except putting. Painfully slow.

Pretty well maintained and great value for your money. A little crowded and play time was a bit backed up, but nothing out of the ordinary otherwise.

Course was good to practice but cart was stopped many times during playing. Plus bird poop.

I really enjoyed my first time playing this course. The greens were in great shape and the fairways consistently groomed. My only suggestion - have whole nine and whole 18 with their greens so close, should have different colored flags, maybe a simple barrier fence, and marking behind the greens.

Alondra is home course (closest to southbay) and start times very difficult; so, getting good start time was terrific. Lots of fun and I like chatting with the starters.