Angeles National Golf Club

Played Angeles National for the first time today and loved it. The course is in great condition, it’s tough but fair, greens are tricky but true, and the scenery is spectacular.
Would probably avoid it in high winds as some holes are pretty tight and you’re not finding your ball in the cactus/desert but in calm conditions was a joy to play.
Definitely not a track for beginners.
It’s a premium price but personally I think worth the extra few $$.
Already booked my next round.

Course conditions were very good. Fairways played very fast with tons of rollout. Sometimes it was too much around the greens and the ball went long into the ESA. No rough to speak of, but beware of those ESA areas. The greens are very challenging, but fair, and in excellent condition. One of my favorite LA courses, but on the expensive side. Took 5 hours to play. We waited on every hole, but not more than a minute or two. Nice grass driving range. Chipping green is as good as any putting green, but inexplicably has been closed for a very long time.

I loved the coarse with the beautiful flowers and green. It was hot and we wish there little more trees for shade. It was our first time and we got hard time finding direction for next hole whenever there are two road options because there was no sign for next hole for some locations. If you can put more sign for those two way roads, it would be very helpful.

Beautiful backdrop for a challenging track: it’s always in good condition. The creative course design is consistently fun to play even though the greens were a bit slow this time around. The expensive, frozen microwaved food is a bit sad at the clubhouse. Also there’s no beverage cart or water on the course. A few small adjustments to the amenities would make the experience so much better

Very expensive at full rate. Played here for years. Very high slope rating from white or blue tees. Very challenging course will cause lost balls if you don't play it safe. Beautiful mountain views.

good layout, well maintained, would play again if I lived in LA. Worth going to, greens and course in well maintained condition and practice range and greens are nice.

condition of the course was good both times I played, but for the price I'd expect better amenities.
no cart girl and just a dinky snack window. Only way its worth the price is with a golf now hot deal and even then its pricey on the weekend.
This course would get a whole lot better ratings an play if they offered a twilight rate.

Usually reliable course had a tourney in front of us.
Almost made me give up the game all together.

I had a tee time of 11:12a. That day Angeles National hosted a tournament for the US Am Tour. There was no notice given about the tournament, or the gap of just 8 minutes between groups. My tee time came immediately after the tournament groups. Our foursome's round lasted every bit of 6 hours. There were no marshals on the course helping with pace of play (there was a notice on the cart screen telling us how far behind pace we were, as if we could do anything about it). At $100.00 for a weekday green's fee, this is beyond unacceptable.

I got a hot deal and wanted to try this course again, since it was a couple of years since the last time. We had to stay on the cart path, so It took more time by "running" back and forth. I had a pretty good time playing, but lost a bunch of balls. The greens are in great shape and The course is nice! There is always some people that don't fix the divots on the greens, which is also a problem here and very irritating!
I will probably come back when I get a good deal again, but when you count inn the loss of balls...It's not so cheap :-/. I shot a 103 today, so not very good score wise :-0

Death march and conditions for the money absolutely terrible! I’m sure this review will be ignored. Hoping someday these courses charging three times what they are charging today can’t beg for people to play for half the amount!

My friend and I have played this course before and had a pleasant experience. It is in Sunland so convenient location for us as we live in the valley. Today, on the fairway, there were signs to start on the second 9. Fine - we start there. We get back to Hole 1 and as my friend is walking in the tee to tee off - she gets hit in the jaw from someone was teeing off from Hole 10.

We go to the clubhouse to ask the manager for a discount to come back and play the rest of our round another day since my friend is in excruciating pain from being hit by a golf ball at full speed. Ken; the manager - gives her a piece of paper and says, “Put down your info.” And walks away into his office. Completely dismissing the fact that her jaw is red and swollen. Couldn’t even offer ice or Advil. Bad customer service - bad management. Ken’s actions were very rude. Ken needs to review his customer service booklet and it shows he was never taught human decency.

For 190.00 expect better course conditions as well as pace of play . Staff is indifferent and not welcoming . Spend your money somewhere else ..

Dried up fairways. Good lay out. No Marshall’s to push along the beginner golfers that shouldn’t even be on this course. Two groups ahead of us combined into a group of seven for the last 6 holes.