Harbor Park Golf Course

Best value golf in all of LA county. Course is kept in great condition and it’s not an easy course, yet not that challenging.

There are 2 par 5’s and 2 par 3’s. Greens roll true mostly.

I’d rather play a twilight round here for $12 than spend $15 or more for a large bucket.

Only downside is the pace of play. All groups are 5-somes, so that slows things down a bit.

I bought a round on golf now that included a cart. When I went to the golf course they told me I purchased half a cart. I've never in my 15 years golfing have been told when I prepay for a round and a cart and it's only for half a cart and that I would have to share that card with somebody else that I do not know. That is ridiculous. The manager thought he was funny. I will never go here again. And beware if you get around with a cart they're going to force you to ride with somebody else. If they cannot honor what is being sold on golf now then they need to be taken off of the list of courses offered.

There are very few 9 holes in LA with any variety.

Most are all par 3, 120-150 yards…

Here 5-6 out of the 9 holes are 350-400 yards so you can start off with driver or a hybrid etc.

The holes aren’t challenging but they’re fun and they’re well kept. Fun little gem of a 9 hole.

Harbor has a nice mix of holes and the course was in good shape for being a LA city managed course. Only drawback was the course is allowing 5 somes so the pace of play is slow.

Good day on the course. A few of the tee boxes were tore up.

A fine course for a 9 hole outing; with option to walk or ride. Gave amenities only 2 stars as this part of the facility is currently under renovation. Look forward to seeing the results.

Love playing here.

Only suggestion, apply bug spray for the mosquitoes. The 7th and 8th hole are brutal in the twilight hours.

No problem with the course. The course rules regarding replays kind of stinks. My tee time was at 8:24am. I attempted to re-play at 10:50am -11ish and was placed second on the walk-up list. waited (3) hours through (3) shifts as the page for walk ups filled up and was put out of my misery by the last guy who came in at 3pm. At least he had the decency to tell me that the replay wasn't going to happen. On the bright side all of that practice time paid off. went over to Alondra and shot an 85.

It was my first time going to Harvard Park to play around of 9 hole. When I enter the clubhouse, I was immediately asked to move my car from the parking lot as they were planning to close the parking lot early despite my tee time being in 35 minutes. I then had to move my car across another parking lot to park, which was very inconvenient.

I rented a car at 6:20 and was requested to return it by 8 PM which was almost impossible, due to the pace of play. After returning my cart, I headed back to the seventh hole to complete my round where we finished around 8:35pm. Unbeknownst to me both gates were closed and there were no exit, except a small hole in the fence which I and my party had to go through. I think it’s super unprofessional to have available 6pm teee items without allowing for the player to fully complete the course. Even though I was one of the later teetimes, they were two parties behind me and two in front, which had not finished. Because of this, I think this course is super inconvenient to play in the evening and I would not recommend.

It is what it is, a fun, not too challenging public course.

Harbor is a great executive 9 hole. Longer than any nearby 9 holes in the area. They do a good job overall with the conditions.