Westchester Golf Course

If you pay full price, you're paying too much!! Unless you're walking and $23 is not that bad for 18 holes with one par 5. Greens are ok, fairway are good. All in all, great place to practice your short game.

I play Westchester two times a week it is good for my short game if you are not on in regulations good luck On par.The course is a 111 par 62 ....good luck trying to reach that. The course condition is fair the greens are fast ...you really need to be on in regulations in order to par the course . Its not as simple as it seems. The downfall is they do allow five sums which can take quite a few hours to play the course . normal time would be 3 to 3 1/2 hours to play all 18 holes. There are a lot of beginners on the course FORE is a common word. it's a good practice course for your short game. Only 1 5 par. 4 4 pars the rest 3pars..... The staff is great and so are the burgers. Great practice facilities. Twilight golf is great Toooooo. Always a lot of fun. If your looking for a good time golf experience and don't really care about your established handicap this is the place to golf.... It will raise your handicap significantly if you do not shoot to it. I'm a 12 handicap but play to 18-20 at this course urrrrgggg best round 69. Put your ego aside cause Westchester isn't as easy as it looks.

I play here every week because its open after work til 10, night lit, has reasonable rates, and is a good practice course for me. Gets a little beat up in the summer from so much traffic and folks REALLY need to repair their ball marks on the greens.

I learned to play on this course and for what i pay, when I play, I'm not going to complain at all. it's really just good practice for me, and this course with it's steady afternoon wind off the ocean is challenging enough, throws enough trouble at you, and lets you swing every club in the bag.

Ever since they added the missing 3 holes on the back nine making it a full 18 hole course, it's been a better experience. Sure... I think that this local course was designed for or at least used by many beginners. This course is the ONLY course I've ever played that offers Rule 5 which is defined by allowing a golfer to pick up an errant tee-shot that lands in another fairway an drop it in his/her own fairway without any penalty. There's a lot of that going on with "Fore" being yelled. The pace of play is dependent upon the groups ahead of you and whether there are 4 or 5 players... with the latter always taking more time of course. It's not a bad value for what it is. fewer par 3's it would be a good thing.

This course is one or two steps above a par-3 course: par 64, with about half par 3s and half short par 4s, a little over 4,000 yards total. Not really well maintained, but not terrible either.

The full-price rate is a little steep for what you get. You can pay the same or less for a full length muni course of similar quality. But if you get a discount or play twilight, it's not a bad deal.

A few things to be aware of:
--People always complain about slow play, but this place seems worse than most. That's due to lots of beginner golfers and the fact that they allow fivesomes.

--The course is lighted and is open until 10:00 p.m. Good luck finding your ball if you hit it too far away from the nearest light.

--The driving range is nicer than average. You hit off mats, but they're high quality.

--The staff is easygoing and friendly, which is usually good, except that they're not great at making the trains run on time.

Got a prepaid hot deal round at 4:53pm, Was able to head out early around 4:30. The Staff was good other than that they had no information that I got a cart on my reservation so had to walk the course. The cart was $12 extra. Though it was a short course to walk and I enjoyed playing the course.

I was impressed with the way the fairways have been maintained, though the greens were little fast. They have 4 Par 4's and 1 Par 5 and rest all Par 3's.

Great place to improve your short game. Overall a good value for money. Would definitely visit again once I am in that area and I need a quick round.

Tee time was at 10:12, teed it up w 4 others. After 1st hole there was 2 -5somes waiting to tee off oan the next hole.
Waited and basically took 1hr to play 2holes.
Ridiculousness.

Staff was great, we were late for our tee time, but they still got us right out. Course was in good shape, nice greens and well conditioned fairways. Bunkers were better than many big courses I've played. Course was busy but still a fast pace of play, only 3 and a half hours for 18.

This course is great for a quick 18 holes during the week and a great value! Most of the holes are pretty straight forward but the new holes on the east side of the course are awesome and present a challenge!

Westchester is a good course for practice. mostly par3's, short par4's, and one par5. No two holes alike makes for an interesting experience. Pace of play can be bad at times, but I played in 3 hours at super-twilight.

HAD A GREAT ROUND. NOT BAD FOR CHEAP GOLF IN THE MIDDLE OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. IT IS WHAT IT IS . CHEAP AND CROWDERD. WE HAD A GREAT TIME. BRING A CAMERA AND MAYBE GET A GREAT PIC ON THE PAR 5 OF AN AIRPLANE LANDING ON WHAT LOOKS LIKE THE FAIRWAY. A MUST!
JD SCRATCH GOLFER

First time playing Westchester and I enjoyed it, if I have a few hours to kill midday i will definitely be back. Intrigued by there night golf option, once I get a better handle on my hook I will give it a try.

The course is an executive type golf course with a majority of the holes playing at approx. 150 yards, it does have a par five which was quite nice. I think this course is good for fine tuning your game for a regulation course.

Played around 4PM. At the beginning the pace was a little slow but it picked up after the first 9 holes. The noise from the starting and landing planes is a little bit annoying

I have played Westchester for a while and noticed that their greens will stand up to anybody's in the SoCal area. The remodeled driving range is great and the course seems to always be maintained (fairways cut even, rough has few grass clumps and greens roll pretty true). Keep up the great work... Recommend for anybody visiting LAX area and desire to get out to a course which will offer shot making and putting challenges.

it is a fun short course and it is hard to lose a ball there

Great value for the buck. Lights on at night let's you play late.

Recently upgraded driving range, friendly staff, convenient location for players who live around west LA/south bay area,
Some greens require attention, but overall decent course for the money. I usually play weekdays in the morning and pace of play is pretty decent.

I love the course. Easy to walk it. It is in great shape

I enjoy playing westchester, it's a great executive 18 hole course. The pace of play can be a bit bothersome at times when it's busy but all in all it opens up after hole 4. Just be sure to keep an eye out for the occasional "Fore!!" cuz there are plenty of hackers out there.