Harding at Griffith Park Golf Courses

Great course to play. Will recommend to my friends.

TeeTime was already delayed by more than 20 min. A lot of waiting time lead to a rush to finish before complete darkness and a twosome behind that hit balls directly to us.
Greens ok but lots of pitch marks. Fairways in very average condition.

The Course could be better but after more than 3 weeks when the greens were aerated, the greens are still bumpy and sandy. Very poor course conditions as is with all LA county courses. Lots of areas of the fairway seemed to be over-watered by the looks of the mud puddles and the tire tracks of golf carts running over those areas. I thought Los Angeles is in a drought, I could be wrong ( sarcasm ).
Those are not even the worst parts. Everytime I go and play there the starters/shop workers are just the rudest and most unprofessional individuals I've ever encountered at any golf course. Its a wonder anyone goes back at all. The only times I go there is because friends of mine want to play there because trust me, I DON"T.
Overall, If you want to deal with rude starters, poor course conditions due to bad management and semi-par food at the 19th hole this is the place for you.

Fair is the rating here
Similar to the Wilson course, Harding could be a "gem" if simply maintained and groomed. Consequently, due to a lack of a little TLC the course is and becoming more ragged. The T Boxes are ok, fairways are very patchy, bumpy and un-kept.

Overall, the layout is right in front of you. No real trouble to speak of...no water except one hole, no fairway bunkers nor hazards or OB to worry you. The course's main defense is heavy tree lines along the fairways. So, hit it in the fairway and your 2nd shots into the greens are key to descent scoring. Oh the greens are very bumpy, deceased and are like putty on an upside-down salad bowl. The greens have no real flat areas. Good luck!

Oh, pace of play can be brutally maddening along with lack of etiquette (folks jump holes a lot right in your face) a sign of poor upbringing.

If you can find a GNow deal for under $30 bucks go for it - not worth their usual asking price.

Had a 12:24 Tee time. Tee'd off at 1:10 pm.

Had three to four groups on every tee through 9 holes. It took 3 hours 10 mins to play 9 holes + the 50 min delay to start. It took 4 HOURS to play 9 holes. City of LA need to get their shop in order or the GOLFNOW experiment will cause even more damage to the CIty of LA Golf Budget. Rounds are down and this will cause them to go down even more.

Greens are rolling quick and true at Harding. Yes, Harding! Try to get out there before the upcoming aeration and you won't be disappointed. Fairways were just Harding (rough spots, mud spots, small holes for your ball to settle in), tee boxes were OK. Yet, my only disappointment for the day was having a conversation with the starter about these AWESOME Golfnow deals. I told him how I noticed they had started putting times on there a few months ago, and how happy I was about the great deal. He told me not to get too happy because they should stop using Golfnow around October of this year. Why? He said, "well if you like the price, you won't like the fact that you're round will take so long... it's too much work for us... it takes up the times we normally save for walk-ups and waiting lists..." This was confusing to me, as I haven't seen more than 1-2 times per day per each city course, and they're always in the mid-afternoon. After getting so excited that the City courses were finally offering Hot Deals, my enthusiasm has been tempered by what the City course starters think about it, at least the ones at Griffith Park.

I like the Harding Golf Course. It´s always a good competition and the course is in really good shape. I´ll come back. :-)