North at Alondra Park Golf Course

Open fairways, big greens, a bit of a challenge but nothing out of reach for the weekend golfer or average player. As a newbie it wasn’t too overwhelming and course was playable and enjoyable.

Haven't played here in years and the course was in better shape than I expected.

Every time I play the course is getting better fairways are starting too look good and all but one green is good

I got a Hot Deal on this particular day so I would say it was well worth the price. The fairways and greens were in good shape.

Fairways are a little short on grass a lot of dry areas and cracks. Green are in great shape fun course to play

It sends that new management is helping. Greens and tees are getting better. The fairways need better grass as they are too brown and short on fairways.

Bunker’s good as well, but some water left over in a couple.

Overall, good course and much friendlier and available staff.

The course is getting better every time I play. American Golf is doing a good job greens are ten times better now

Course needs upgrades - Too many patches of course without grass / a few greens are struggling / Much of course is bumpy /Bunkers need real sand

Condition needs improvement

- Some greens in poor condition

- Fairways need more grass and are too bumpy

- Bunkers need better sand and more rakes

They changed management and the greens aren’t very green. They took out all the benches.

Course needs many upgrades including better cart paths, major green repairs needed on a few homes, better fairways - Decent practice area - friendly staff

Great value for your golfing dollar. Pebble Beach it is not, but this is a great course to squeeze in a round while everyone else is stuck in traffic on the 405. No water, challenging bunker locations and forgiving extra-fairway excursions are characteristics of this relatively flat course. Several elevated greens will challenge your short game. The greens are a bit bumpy, so best chip close to the pin.