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4 deep in the tees, decent fairways, no one fixes divots, but it’s Westchester. You know exactly what you’re getting when you go there.

Roosevelt is my favorite of the LA City 9-hole courses. It has some of the most spectacular views of Los Angeles and is a fun and interesting course. Staff is always friendly and with a twilight rate of $10, it can't be beat.

Fun little pitch and putt. You could really get by with just a wedge and a putter. Greens were bumpy, but good enough to play on. Love the short game area. Will play again.

Made a journey down south to play Goat Hill Park. Have been wanting to check this place out for a while, and after seven weeks of nothing but putting practice I booked the first tee time that fit my schedule.
I have to say, the course more than lived up to my expectations. With no carts for rent, it was a challenging walk (it’s not callled Goathill for nothing), but not the worst. Every hole was challenging, but rewarding if you hit good shots. I struggled with the driver - big slice, but iron game was on, and I hit some of the best chips and pitches ever. Putting, well let’s just say these greens broke a lot more than my carpet, but nothing over a 3 putt. But I hit a few greens in regulation and made a super satisfying par on 18 with my best up and down ever!
End result, 99 - I broke 100 for the first time ever!!! Last year on Father’s Day I played 18 for the first time and stopped counting after the 12 hole (I added it up 126). To break 100 at that course was extremely satisfying.

Fun course, pretty well maintained. They were reworking all the tee boxes, so I’m looking forward to coming back when they are done. Interesting bunkers for a hotel pitch-n-putt.

It’s Westchester, great value and excellent for working on every aspect of your game. And hitting a perfect draw on the 15th while an AirBus comes in for a landing is public golf at it’s finest.