Eighteen Hole at Van Nuys Golf Course

We were very disappointed in the condition of the course. I went to practice putting about a month ago and the course was fine but yesterday it looked liked they hadn't watered since then. There were dirt patches on the fairways and the greens were awful. Looked like no one was tending the course. We will not play this course until they take care of it.

This was a great Hot Deal after not having been in years. They made improvements and rerouted a few holes. For the most part the grass is green and healthy with well cared for greens. They need to improve signage on holes, I went to wrong hole a few times and get new mats. I finished a solo 18 holes in one hour and a half after some dude not having takin the pace of play pledge slowed me down first few holes before he went to a wrong hole. Well worth the money and on the top of the list for par 3's. and your clubs will have green mat stuck to them for a few days till you scrub them. Lol

The course needs a lot of work but i still love playing here just for the practice

Note: This is a review of the 18-hole par-3 course, not the slightly longer 9-hole executive course.

It's a standard par-3 course. Not too challenging, not extremely well maintained, you tee off from Astroturf mats. You might be disappointed if you pay full price, but if you get a discounted tee time, it's a pretty good value. I played on a Sunday afternoon, and it wasn't too crowded.

I really like this place. I fairways weren't the best or the tee boxes for that matter, yet the greens were amazing. This course has all the character you need to practice your dhort game. The staff was amazing and very funny and helpful. This course is a must.

Walking course only, the holes are all between 100 and 130 yards each. You tee off from rubber matt turf, not great. Each hole is pretty much the same. Straight shot to the hole. The greens are actually in great shape.
Was not busy at all, so we took our time, had fun, but definitely not a high quality course. Good for tweaking your short game.

quick play a little pricey but no waiting on tees very good greens

Overall, a nice executive experience - while the rubber mat tees help your game, it would have been nice to hit off of real tee boxes. For $6 how can you complain?

If you don't have alot of time and just want to get in some practice, this is a great course. Very, very fair prices. Good place to practice your wedges and build confidence.

Found a deal on Golf Now for $7 for the 18 hole par 3. Overall it was a good course. The greens were well maintained. Granted I spent time on each green fixing divots from other golfers, but not much the course can do about that. The turf tees need to be replaced. I went to the driving range before the round and those tees were in MUCH better shape than the ones on the course. It was pretty dead so it was nice to be able to breeze through the course in an hour and 45 minutes.

I will definitely make it back if I have time again on a layover, for $12 (7 for the round 5 for the rental clubs) you can't beat that value.

It's good to see the management investing. To add to last year's new pro-shop, the they just installed a gorgeous chipping green complex (where the 1950s mini-golf area used to be). Wow. The Par 3 course greens are in great shape and I like the very mature trees. Very well watered. New benches at every tee box. The only drawback is the otherwise un-maintained, ugly, dilapidated tee box areas with the oldest mats ever (I bring my own mat strip). Perhaps the management will tend to these next.

Very nice course and well maintained greens. I can't complain when playing 18 holes for 9.00.

Only con about this course is the location, you get loud airplanes flying right above you every 5 minutes.

This course is super easy, with all par 3's ranging from 90 to 130 yards. The grass is not bad and the greens are just ok. The course overall is pretty fun and worth 10 bucks. It has lights but the last time you can get a tee time is 730 which is stupid because its practically still light out and you can finish the whole course in an hour.

Van Nuys is a great beginners course or to work on your short game. It's an 18-hole, par-3 course and there is not a hole longer than 135 yds. I mainly used my pitching wedge when teeing off and a chip shot with sand or gap wedge if it didn't land on the green.

It is maintained pretty well and the greens were in good condition (although players need to use their divot tools more to help maintain the green).

I was in a group of 4 which did slow down the pace for people behind us since most were alone or in pairs. But all the holes are so close that they simply skipped ahead and said they'll come back to it later. They told me this is what they do on this course all the time.

Fairways are pretty wide with trees to make sure you stay within your hole even if you slice a bit. The greens are pretty fast and do not break although it looks like it would. I think only 2 greens needed major adjustment for the break.

The only thing that I didn't really like was that you tee off from the mat. I tried teeing off a short tee but the ground in front of the mat are so hard it was hard to get the tee in the ground that I gave up.

I gave it 4 stars in comparison to other courses similar to this in terms of distance and price.

Its website includes the bougie and the golf course have not bougie, so the price for playing in Van Nuys is expensive.