DeBell Golf Club

The course was great except parking and other player taking balls in play

It’s a great short course playing under 6000 yards but tough definitely makes you have to hit short of some of the under 300 yard par 4’s due to doglegs but always fun to play here

Not too bad, they could maintain the course better for what they changed

Great course, perfect day. It was tough course to play for sure but great challenge for sure. Don't let the yardage fool you, there are great par 5 there! The pro shop and restaurant looked nice but didn't get a chance to enjoy. Pace was good don't think we waited much at all on a busy Saturday.

Great impressions from my first golf experience in California!

Beautiful scenery, layout and some challenging holes!

Fairways and greens in great condition.

The only improvement needs to be done with some cart paths, which get affected by rains.

Overall great atmosphere for golf experience!

Interesting place to play. Very short par 4’s with severe dogleg configurations. Numerous at +/- 300 yards. Tiny greens. Fair pace of play for a Friday afternoon. Good value. Course was in good shape. Tee boxes were a little torn up but fairways and greens were nice. Would play again.

Great day but we wish there was someone to answer the phone at the restaurant when we called on the 9th hole

De Bell is a beautiful course. It is definitely a challenging course with greens that are challenging to read correctly. It's definitely not a course for beginners, as I found out. However, the course is beautiful and the grounds are well maintained. It's definitely a challenge for any skill level.

Fund course but didn't seem to take care of the rest of the ourse too much

Love the fact that you have to place your shots and think about your next shot. Overall course conditions were very good. Greens were in excellent condition.

If you don't want to drive to another county for a reasonably priced exciting course, DeBell is definitely the course for you. They are repairing some damage from the heavy rains, but the fairways are great and the layout is so much fun!

So many public courses across LA feature boring layouts across flat terrain with little excitement. Although LA's courses are conveniently located, I drove hours outside LA every weekend in search of better golf experiences.

I initially underestimated DeBell's short par 71 tucked away in the foothills of Burbank. I hadn't been recommended the course, never really heard much about it, and found it through Google Maps searches for golf courses. That said, I'd like to try every course once and promptly booked a Tuesday morning 6:40 AM tee time.

Leading up to my round misty weather forecast likely lead to a lot of golfers canceling their tee times - so I moved mine up to 6 AM. When I arrived two groups teed off before me and I was alone on the tee box for 10 minutes until 5:55. I hit my first shot into the fog, waited a few minutes to see if any partners would arrive, and began walking the course at 6.

For 18 holes wet and soggy holes, I worked my way up, down, and around the hills that DeBell is built into and I was absolutely delighted to be there. This is easily the most unique and serene golf course I have experienced in Los Angeles County, especially during a weekday dawn round. The scenery and natural environment of this course are top of their class.

Although it is short, it is a technical course that forces golfers to think and play smart. Some narrow fairways and dramatic doglegs add variety while cleverly weaving the course in and out of the foothills. Hole Twelves' signature blind tee shot does not disappoint and is the perfect example of how this course elevates its layout despite its small footprint.

DeBell was clearly designed into the landscape, rather than being built across flattened lots allotted for city parks projects. It was a great round and I highly recommend this course to anyone that is seeking a fun, well-kept course within LA County.