South Par 3 at Alondra Park Golf Course

The course was way too wet. It seems as if all American golf courses are overwatering the fairways. Not needed that much.

Will be back with my kids because of the price, great course to work on your short game, good for young kids to learn how to play, and pace was good for mid-week game.

This par 3 Offers good practice for a beginner like me. The small greens were challenging. Due to the tight layout of the course and the fact that there were many other beginners out, we had to keep an eye open for stray balls. Tee off was from mats. ThIs well used course is in need of some TLC in general and on the tee boxes in particular. All ‘n all we did have a good time.

I've played here several times and you get your money's worth. Pace of play isn't great but their greens are getting better.

Love the course but the greens have been neglected for years. Might as well leave the putter at home.

This was my first time playing the par 3 course, which proved to be very interesting. The course layout is worrisome, as there are tee boxes that are either too close to each other, and fairways that are too narrow. I must have heard "four" at least ten times during the round. The postage stamp size greens are in bad shape, many with sand filling in dead spots. For a first timer, it was difficult to find the next hole several times. Signage was bad. Several holes didn't have signs to tell the players the yardage. All of the holes had mats to hit off of, so you could not use tees.

Horrible greens, horrible tee off areas and marginal fairways. Played here for years and it gets worse and worse.

It used to be a great place to play a challenging 3 par but now it's just run down.. Buyer beware...