South Par 3 at Alondra Park Golf Course

The tee boxes are pads surrounded by dirt and the greens are smaller than my kitchen. Other than that it was fun.

Good course to learn how to play. Doesn’t cost much but conditions aren’t very good at all. If you are barely starting to learn how to golf I’d say this course is fine. If your a half decent player then I’d say stay away from this course.

I used to really like this place. It’s one of the few courses around here at has an 18 hole par 3 course. They have recently changed ownership and they taken a turn for the worse. Granted, the grass was never the best and with the heavy rains, this place has become a muddy mess. I wouldn’t mind that so much, but they recently removed all the ball washers. They don’t have a single ball washer through all 18 holes. Also, the pace of play here is on the slower side, so I used to take a seat while the people ahead of used finished. I can’t even do that because they removed the benches as well! I don’t know if I’ll continue to come here if this is the way the new management is going to run the course.

Need to lay sod around mats (hard dirt surrounds and with all this rain that would have been a smart/nice move.

The pace was easy as there were not a lot of players out due

to the pending rain. A

few holes were aerated; made putting a challenge. Good value for a Friday. Would return.

Course layout is not intuitive. 4-5 holes are difficult to find (i.e. you have to crossover another hole.). You will need a map to find the the next hole. Other than that, it's a great bang for buck par 3 (18 hole) course

Pace of play was the main culprit. Nobody watching start times so everyone just lined up like a southwest flight. Course was in ok shape and all tee boxes are off mats. The greens are tiny and have quite a bit of slope so it had its challenges. Tons of crossing back and fourth so keep your head on a swivel.