DeBell Golf Club

Too tall ball gets lost easily. Need to shorten it.

Course was is in great shape. Challenging course layout. Makes you use your clubs. Don’t be fooled by the yardage.

Decent course, could use some maintenance and better distance marks.

I booked a single as I found some extra kill time. First of all parking is divided which is not a big deal. Signage was too poor to lead me to proper parking lot. Obviously the overflow parking is the only available parking as the parking lot in front of the office building is scarce to none. The driving range is ALLLL the way back of the parking lot. So you have to park, walk to the pro shop across the street, and cross the road again to walk all the way through the parking lot to get to the driving range. And the range's condition is horrible.

Then I was paired with 3 more guys. One claims he's soon to be pro am who owns a pot shop and who was high throughout the whole round. He's pretty good but not really good enough to be any sort of competitive player. He keeps throwing lots of cursing words during the entire 18 hole play. The other two were just loud and both were drunk during the whole round and one apparently wanted to befriend the pot guy as he owns a pot shop and they started smoking pot together. Horrible crowd.

And the course quality didn't really help. Green was like it has been bombed recently, rough was just ridiculously long grass and the whole course is intertwined with roads. The three guys were regulars there so I didn't really have trouble finding next hole but w/o them it would've been pretty difficult.

I would never go back there.

Some more maintenance on the greens would be awesome, fun track though

Tucked away gem in Burbank. Love the mountainous surroundings. Great course.

Just disappointed that "Golf Now" will not honor bonus bucks if if you don't book 3 days ahead. My schedule is crazy busy and I never know when I can jump on a course. So I never get to use my stored up money.

Nestled in hills close to city but still away from the city.

Narrow fairway in front 9, require course management more then back 9.

I first played here when I was 14. Took 30 years off the game, been playing for a year now and came back to see my old friend. I had forgotten how narrow the back nine was. However, after playing the much more open front nine, you were then challenged to hit them straighter. The problem now is the nines have been reversed. Our group struggled the entire front nine (the old back nine) and made some enemies as a result. This is a beautiful mountain course, not pretentious, but interesting. The #10 (the original #1)hole is a long, uphill par 4 and will slow down most golfers, BUT so does #1 (the old #10). A short downhill dogleg par 5, but very narrow and easy to lose balls left and right, slowing down play anyways. In fact, the start of the course is so narrow, it slowed us down almost the whole nine. PLEASE CONSIDER SWITCHING THE NINES BACK THE WAY Wiliiam F. designed them. If he wanted the course to play in this order, he would have numbered the holes that way. It is not the same course I used to play and love.

Fair way grass is fine but the sides too high and need trimming so that balls don’t disappear in the grass.

Love the price and the layout is pretty tight. Good course and conditions are great! Better than most municipal golf courses in la!

Have golfed here several times. Have read other reviews, and sometimes the negative ones have merit, but definitely for the most part, they are great most of the times.

Course was in good condition rough is now an issue with a lousy golfer like me.

Greens are a little hard to read each green had a different feel

This course has a horrible pace of play, also staff doesn't keep good track if Golfnow tee time and the last 4 times we've played here we end up teeing off 30+ minutes late.

Just a course that thinks they are a private course when they aren't. No marshalls, no cart girl.

Overall just spend your money elsewhere, not worth the time. Will always be a 5.5+ hour round.

it is a short course but it is a challenging course. Good to have super twilight price in summer.

Drove up from N. San Diego and first time playing this track. Started with a cocktail, clubhouse and restaurant looked very nice and clean. The course is scenic when you're looking around, not paying attention to golf. I like how it's tucked away in the foothills.

Actual course is a bit 'rough' around the edges (branches, debris, uneven spots) but my fault for being in those areas. Sometimes challenging to drive since no smooth cart paths (dirt/gravel) and would definitely be a challenge to walk since there's a good amount of elevation. Fairways and green complexes were good. This is a fairly narrow shot-makers course and are rewarded for good course management. Played Blue tee's, Mid-irons off the tee were common to accommodate many dog-leg holes. I actually skipped hole 7...didn't know it was there and had to cross the street haha.

I actually enjoyed the experience and would play it again, but I could see how the pace would drive others nuts.