Heroes Golf Course

I booked a tee time for 3 golfers through golf now ($7.50), but when I arrived the guy at the front desk told me that it’s a first come, first served course. No reservations required. So basically I payed GolfNow for nothing. Other than that the people are nice. The course is short but it’s easy to get a tee time for a last-second decision to play.

First of all it is hard to find behind the VA hospital grounds. Which would be OK if the golf experience was good but unfortunately it wasn't. One of the staff members was fine yet the older fellow was a bit cranky. Would not describe them as friendly. They don't allow any teeing off except from the mats, which is fine as they have nice little tee holders on the mats. Some holes have some challenges mostly due to the hilliness as traps and water aren't in the picture. Overall the course condition was poor, particularly the greens which were shaggy and slow with some bare spots. Fairways were shaggy too. The biggest annoyance however is the crazy layout. They need to invest a few bucks in some signs to point players to the next hole as the tees for two holes in particular (# 5 and 8) are not where you'd expect the tee box. Fairways and greens are close together and you have to watch that other players aren't hit or don't hit your ball by mistake, as happened to us. For vets this course is free, so their price is right. However, paying $25 per person as we did is absolutely outrageous given the quality of the golf, as $ 10 is all this track warrants. It is easy to see why this course wasn't busy on a perfect weather Sunday afternoom.

Not well known which makes it easier to get tee times. But finding the course takes some work as it is behind the VA buildings. Nice staff. Green conditions generally decent, Couple holes are challenging - it's all par 3's , but the layout is odd and often tough to determine where the next hole is. Winds effect play and there are some hills to climb.. Fair # of newer golfers play here which affects pace of play. Decently priced and West LA weather is more temperate than what you get in the Valleys during the summer so there are some reasons to play this course. But the oddness of the layout and the lack of compelling holes does not make it a real go-to destination as consistently as other courses.

This is a cute little par 3 but any golfer will tell you the cost is far too expensive for 9 holes. It’s very easy to figure out it needs to be lowered when comparing it to other courses. They need to offer a “twilight” rate at the very least

it's nice, maybe the nicest 3 par around. The views around are terrific and the hole layouts are fun...but close together! I mean? they crammed 9 holes of golfing fun in a tight spot, so better keep you head up! Otherwise, a nice few hours of 3par gold for $18

Enjoyable quirky course, tricky place to get to with the current roadworks but worth the effort. Decided to give the course a go on Memorial Day as it's a Veteran free golf course and they deserve it. Greens were slower at times than the ones I normally play but had plenty of break. I got a hole in one (my 1st) on the longest hole (178 yard 5 iron) which was amazing. No bunkers makes the course easier but enjoyable in a relaxed atmosphere. Staff were very friendly. Price is expensive compared to nearby courses but worth a try for something different. Will be back again to see if I can get another hole in one!

Closed right now until further notice. Booked a tee time on golf now, gate was closed.

The course is an excellent 9 hole 3 par with smooth greens and canyon winds that make shots difficult.
Played on Saturday morning and it wasn't crowded.
Very tight and a variety of lengths and hilly carries/lies.