I played on a sunny Superbowl Sunday, and the greens were smooth, fairways were nice, and the pace of play was ok. Santa Anita's well-maintained for a city course and definitely worth the green fee.

I played this course today, 1/28, and the fairways appeared to be brown w/ very little green spots throughout the entire course. The greens were definitely green, but bumpy on some holes. Our 4some tee'd off around 1:10, twilight time, and finished 18 holes, although we played 2 holes in the dark. We had a 4.5 hr round, which is the fastest I've ever finished at Harding or Wilson; it normally takes 5.5-6 hrs. I think it was due to many ppl canceling their reservations because it was supposed to rain today. Overall, it was worth my twilight green fee of $17 to walk :)

I played Westridge on 1/21, and considering the Winter season, the fairways were green, the greens were smooth, and the pace of play was reasonable; however, the one thing that really irritated me were the conditions of the tee boxes, too many divots and hard to find a spot that's evenly balanced. Overall, the conditions of the course is in better shape than the majority of the courses I played during the Winter season.

I played this course on 1/14, and the greens were in excellent condition; however, the fairways were brown but in playable condition. This course has many dual fairways so beware of flying balls. It's one of the easiest 18 holes I walked; it's worth the $28 to walk.

I played at Knollwood CC on New Yr's Day, and the course conditions were poor. The fairways were ok, but the greens were bumpy. I would have been upset during the round if the green fees costed more than the $40 , including cart. Overall, I'd choose another course to play until Knollwood's conditions get better.

The greens were excellent, rolled smooth w/ absolutely no bumps. The fairways & tee boxes were clean. I used a 2 for 1 from the Red Dot book, so it was definitely worth the green fee. I don't know if I would have paid the entire weekend amount for this course. I would definitely compare this course to Eagle Glen in Corona, because of its exceptional views and elevated tee boxes.

I played Victoria on 6/4/06, and considering the weather being 90 degrees, the conditions were great. There were no dried out areas on the course. The rough could be a just a bit thicker. The greens rolled smooth and had no major divot marks. It was a 5.5 hr round, which isn't too bad for an LA County course. It's a fun links layout course to play, and the green fees reasonable. If you want to shoot a good round, this is the course to play :)

I played on 4/18/06, the conditions were nice and green. The rough was thick, because there's a tournament sometime this month at Brookside. The speed on the greens are different for about 6 holes. There were no severe divot marks on or off the greens.

This course is definitely worth the green fee. The only thing I recommend is playing early in the morning, around 7am, because it gets crowded... There really is no rough in this course, but the greens make up for it :) It's a fun course to play, and the conditions are always average or good.

The conditions at Lakewood on 3/26 was just okay, but I was surprized that our foursome played a 4.5 hour round. We started at 7 am and finished around 11:30 am, which is the fastest round I ever played there or at any LA County course on a Sunday morning. Lakewood has a nice country club layout, but the course should definitely work on the rough; there really is no rough at this course. The greens run smooth like usual, the fairways are okay, not the best I've seen it. The pro-shop people offer good service. Overall, considering the green fee, I would recommend this course.

Everything about Eagle Glen was nice, including the clubhouse, except the horrible conditions of the fairways. The scenic views throughout the entire course is pleasant to the eye, greens run smooth, the pace of the round is good, but the fairways need some serious repairing and treatment. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this course.

I played on 10/12, and the course was in overall good condition. This was my 3rd time playing this course, and all three times it was windy and the sun shines directly at you in some of the holes, making it difficult to see where your ball lands. The greens are multi-colored, but runs smoothly. The overall conditions are okay.