North at Alondra Park Golf Course

Fairly easy local course with quick access to 405 FWY. Parking always adequate. Standard bucket of range balls for warm-up is ideal as most courses give you 30 for a small (too little) or 80 for a medium (too much). My major complaint for the day was the condition of the greens. Very soft even though there has been no rain. Walking on them with spike less shoes still left depressions even for lightweight players leaving the green very bumpy. My round was towards the end of the day and these foot marks were everywhere. Less water or roll the greens more often.

This was my first time playing 18 holes and with a Hot Deal and a tee time of 120p, the $35 was well worth it. A fun course, wide enough to recover from a slice and the pace of play was decent, considering a 1pm tee time.

Thank you to the Ambassador for helping me with cart that wasn't out of juice, but simply in neutral. :)

This was my first time playing 18 holes at Alondra and I truly enjoyed my time on the course. I tee'd off at 1 pm and completed the round at 5:30 pm and this was with slow play in front of us.

The course is wide enough, greens were in good shape, fairways were good and the sand traps were rock hard, which made for some adjustment out of the bunker.

For $35 with a cart on a Hot Deal, it was well worth it and I'll be back.

Enjoy playing the course but the greens are usually a bit bumpy they need to roll them more often

Tried to cancel (wrong date) never succeeded. OUT $80.
First time user on a Sunday. Thought it was for a Thursday. Tried to cancel. Too bad. Out $80.00.
Nice

This was my first time playing Alondra's back 9 amd it was a ton of fun. The fairways are wide open for some slicing, etc and the greens were slow and wet when I played at 634am.

The pace was just fine finishing my 9 holes iwalking in under 2 hours.

I'll be back.

I played Alondra North 18 hole course, Monday, April 12th @1:40pm tee time. Today has to be the windiest day of the year, but the worse part was the first 6 greens were trash. So much sand on the greens, for aeration. The fairways were horrible. Dry in some areas and swampy in others. This course needs major grounds keeping to justify the price to play.

No lakes, a few bunkers here and there and wide fairways. A very forgiving course and fun to play.

I joined up with 2 others for a 3-some and finished the round in 3 hours 26 minutes. My tee time was at 1:25pm and was worried if we can finish 18 holes before it got dark. I was happy that was not a problem. The fairway had some dry patches but was not an issue for play. The putting greens were in good condition and the ball rolled true. Overall, a nice round with no issues to note.

I'm familiar with the course. I've played here more than 50 rounds over 15 years. Not bad if you like dry, patchy fairways (always), a few too many wet spots, puddles (too much water in some places, not enough in others ... please fix the drainage), bunkers with no sand (some hard, gravely stuff that packs when wet) or bumpy, spongy greens (no one fixes ball marks). The one thing about the course I do like is the layout. A true par 72, a few long long holes into the wind and no water (which helps middle handicappers). It beats a blank.

Living in the South Bay getting to good courses is a pain. This course is nothing spectacular but it's always fun and in decent shape. The par 3s aren't too short, and the par 5s aren't too long. But you can grip it and rip it 14 times and never lose your ball. Overall great value. The range is also good and cheap for LA.

There are no early tee times for this course online.

Not bad, fairways still need grass, sand traps are so hard the score your clubs. Why not fill them.