Rancho Park Par - 3 Golf Course

Players:

13HCP-27yo-male, 20+HCP-28yo-female

Course:

The layout is great! It’s tight because it’s in the middle of the city, but each hole “feels” separate. (Just don’t shank it!) Each tee box is a driving range mat. Hole distances range from 80-140yd. Must walk, but they have decent 3-wheel pull/push carts—we used them! (It’s included in GolfNow booking price.)

People:

Pace of play was fantastic—for a Par 3 course. We waited ~5min or less at each tee box. There is foot golf as well on the same holes, but their pin is in a slightly different spot marked with red flags, not white. Clubhouse attendant was fine, just pay and check in.

I played here with my friend and had a great pace of play (besides the second tee box which tends to get stacked but every hole besides that is fine). The downside is that they allow soccer golf to occur at the same time as regular hold and there is seemingly no one going around to ensure they go by the course rules and don’t interfere with regular golfers. I’d say a majority of the soccer golf players were children, accompanied by parents, and they would skip holes and start playing on the hole before golfers had finished playing on it. Management didn't walk around to keep them in check and it made for a very annoying round of golf since it felt more like a children’s playground than a golf course. Probably won’t be going back for the Par 3

The course is a family friendly style. A very nice family with 4 kids and their Dad was in front of me. Great place for them to learn the game. The greens were in pretty poor shape. No apron and ball makes everywhere. Not a good place to play if you are looking for a well maintained course.

This plays has the potential for being a fun par 3 course, however, it doesn’t hit the mark. The range mats you tee off from and real bad and the greens are in need of some serious TLC. I had fun for the most part and for $9 it’s not terrible.

No low hanging trees, pretty flat course, good to practice your short games!

It’s like the only place to play. Lots of pressure on it from population. We made the most of it, and will play again because it’s one of two public places to play. 9 holes took 3-1/2 hours…

Good condition. Many kids and beginners. Took two hours to play first two holes with two groups backed up. Strangely it opens up after hole three for good flow. I heard that this is typical. Someone said it was busier than usual.

When I showed up I walked to the 18th hole and it was first time. The front was short and pointed.

I walked the East side and I let the man up front a I prepaid ( free99) using points. He said there is no such thing is prepaid… so I had to pay. That made me worried about the customer service and the communication between business office and greens staff. Don’t you know you have an account with Golfnow?

I’ll play. But now I know that there is no such thing as prepaid or discounts through Golfnow!!

Golfnow. May want to look into this.

Quick course tight. Decent but not great. Good location

First time out here, but played the 18 hole course adjacent many times. Golfers are laid back at this course where golfers of all ages including juniors are learning the game or sharpening their short game. Attendant was friendly and flexible when we needed to grab a bite before our round. The overall layout is great for a par 3. Probably the best par 3 in the LA area that I have played. The greens are smaller so it provides a challenge. Average golfers only need an 8 iron and above to carry since the longest par 3 is 143 yards. Overall a great time.

This is a great course for working on your short game or for someone just starting out. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Play can slow down at holes #3 or #4, but all in all this is a fun par-3 course.