South Par 3 at Alondra Park Golf Course

I play here since it’s close. Not hard to get on. Biggest issue is there are several groups that have obviously not hit the driving range in a while. Pace of play can be very slow. Having said that it’s a great place to learn on AFTER you’ve taken lessons and been to the driving range. It has mats at tee boxes ( not new ones) or you can find a grass patch. Note that the greens are tiny tiny tiny which requires some control when you tee off. As a beginner I appreciate that most of the players here are beginner to international players.

Pace of play was the main culprit. Nobody watching start times so everyone just lined up like a southwest flight. Course was in ok shape and all tee boxes are off mats. The greens are tiny and have quite a bit of slope so it had its challenges. Tons of crossing back and fourth so keep your head on a swivel.

Great value for the money. Nice place to get in some short iron and short game work. Greens are very average but pristine greens is asking a lot for a cheap 18 holes of three par. I skipped a group of five early, had no waiting on every tee and I played single, often hitting more than one ball on each hole. Like I said. On a slow day? Great place for short iron/short game practice.