South Par 3 at Alondra Park Golf Course

It was a lot of fun need better sign to next holes, need tee rubber holders in the matts.

Need to cut better aprons. You need to raise the tee mats a little higher to avoid ever hitting the concrete borders.

Always a great round. Greens are a little bumpy. But this will continue to be my go-to par 3.

We played the Par 3 coarse. It’s pretty close to the main road so there is lots of traffic noise but we’re ok with that because it’s so affordable. Nice big trees all over that provide good shade. The coarse itself is a a bit lumpy but it was ok. The layout is a bit funky. We were there in the afternoon and the trash cans at every hole were full…of beer cans. If you’re looking for an affordable, local coarse to learn or just play casually this is your place.

Not safe to play, due to other player’s ball

No protection such as screens for flying balls

18 hole Par-3, reasonably well maintained for the price but also attracts a lot of newbies and groups. Par-3 course needs better signage, confusing sequence.

Really nice competitive par 3, holes are longer than your average par 3 so it’s great practice. Depending on the time of day you can get really solid deals on it too.

It was a nice walk in the park. Hitting from mats. The greens were in good shape. Course directions made it easy to find the next holes.

The first thing that stood out to me was the staff, both the person in the clubhouse and the marshal were both incredibly friendly and worked hard to help me find a push cart. The course itself was very nice, well maintained and clean. Good value as well! Pace of play was good. With it being 18 holes the layout was a little cramped but nothing crazy.