Antelope Valley Country Club

The course is nice. It plays fairly long and tee boxes make you be precise as the fairway narrows left or right. Bunkers are the stand out here, most of the south cali courses have dirt instead of real sand. Here you play real sand on bunkers.

The biggest issue is this is inside a community where all the locals and members just play in groups of 5-8 people. Mostly retired people so they play slow and some are nice and let you play through and some don't so depends on your luck. Also the ground here is a bit hard so chipping is a bit more difficult as the ground catches the wedge, playing bump and runs are more ideal. I tend to feel my body more sore playing here because of how compact the ground is. But over all if you catch a good timing you will knock out a good round on a course that does require you to strategize.

This was hands down the worst course for the price O have ever played

Tight fairways with less forgiving outskirts. Had to club down several times, just to have more consistent directional shots (that’s just me). Fun course, but lacking what it used to be 20 plus years ago.

First time there, had a great time. Will be back again before summer is over!

Starter gave me a free round because my birthday was that week...Fairways are immaculate and the greens were perfect...Love the layout...

Antelope Valley Country Club is worth the drive. The course lay out is a challenge on every hole from the back tees. The greens were a bit slow today,, but rolled true. The mats at the small range need to be replaced. Trent , the pro in the golf shop is really friendly and eager to help. If you haven’t played here yet, you should.