I must say that I love this course. Especially for the money. Twilight starts at 2:00 here, so you can get a full 18 in with no cart before nightfall if you show up early. I personally drove a cart, so the fee for me was $21.
To be right up front: the location isn't the greatest and immaculate isn't exactly the way to describe the course. It's dinged, damaged, and has many bald spots. You also need to watch out for squirrels and rabbits, which I personally don't mind.
Aside from the looks, this course was quite fun for me since most of the holes had a slight bend to them one way or another. There's a few nasty dogleg holes where you can flex your driver control muscles, and all of the holes play long from the blue tees.
The greens really threw me for a loop on this one since they are soft and slow. Some muscle is definitely required on these greens and they are very forgiving, which I think is the only drawback to the course. I have to admit though, that since the greens are so forgiving it really makes getting there all the more worth it. Sort of like finding a nice, cold glass of water after a trek in the desert.
All in all, this is a great course that I will definitely play a few more times and take my buddies to.

This course is in great shape and is excellent for beginners due to the extremely wide fairways. Intermediate and Advanced players should look elsewhere for a challenging game, though. This is more of a go out with a few buddies and have a lazy day at the course.
Personally, I think this is the most boring course I have ever played and there are much better courses for the $36 you pay here and even less. There's a Par 3 I play at in Pomona that gave me a rougher time than Whittier. All in all, I am not particularly fond of Narrows, though it's a nice place to have a no-brainer game of golf once in a while.