Westchester Golf Course

Anytime I have a chance I come to this course it’s my favorite I love it I recommend it to everyone

Convenient course for a quick round. Took us 3 hours with many par 3's and 1 par 5 course. Nothing fancy but you can work on the short game. Very easy for us to get to from Playa Vista.

Course in great condition. Fast play early in morning.

It’s Westchester, great value and excellent for working on every aspect of your game. And hitting a perfect draw on the 15th while an AirBus comes in for a landing is public golf at it’s finest.

I love night golfing here.its always a great experience and I always bring new friends every week.

Greens in excellent shape.course in great shape overall.

On a short layover at LAX, that’s the ideal course to play.

Course busy on a Saturday afternoon but the pace of play still acceptable. Will be back.

I play here pretty often because the late and early tee times available. Its a basically fun little executive style 18 with one fairly challenging par 5 #15. Staff has always been very friendly when I have been there.

The course was super busy because they added singles to foursomes so there were many groups of five which slowed the pace of play. We started 30 minutes past our T-time and even then it took 4 hours and 30 minutes to play.

The course marshalls don't encourage slow players to speed up and don't say anything to groups who are betting on each hole (which slows the game down).

We play here at least once a month and this was one of the worst experiences. Probably won't go there anytime soon!

2hrs20 mins to play the front 9 (2062yards). Seniors playing in groups of 5. Not what the game needs. Gave up after 9. Total BS

I bought the round on Golf Now app the day before I played. Great value as I saved on cart fee. After the first two holes, pace of play was awesome. A lot of par 3s, but they are still challenging. Much like Terranea, they may be par 3s but you have to be close to exact or you can get in some trouble, especially the south end on the front 9.

Oh, The Chester.

It's my GHIN home course but that's really because it's 10 minutes from my house and it's my go-to for a practice session - mainly at the range and practice facilities which are, actually, pretty nice. A full range with a lot of stations but they CAN fill up when the weather's nice. Bunker work and chipping work, you can get in for a nominal fee.

The course itself is a decent executive course. There's one par 5 on the back but it's mostly 3's and short 4s. Which, for a practice facility, is quite perfect. It lets you make of it what you want and that's why I do quite like it. Most of the 4s are long enough you CAN tee off with a driver ... or you can tee off with a 3 ... or a 5 ... or an 8. And work on a lot of aspects of your game. This is why I give the layout a 4 out of 5 stars. It's a great facility to work while enjoying a round.

Course conditions vary. Last time I went out for a quick 9, the fairways were kind of dead but the greens were good enough and so were the bunkers. But I've played it enough that I know it's been better. Never write-home-about-it but good enough.

The staff has always been friendly, the pros I've chatted with have been great folks and it's just a generally enjoyable environment that seems to be full of people that love the game. I don't mind calling it my "home" course at all.

Nice course to pay but very slow play. Not enough carts