I just played and the course was in pretty good shape. The front nine took about 2 1/2 hours but once the ladies ate and we skipped ahead on ten we finished the back nine in 1 1/2 hours. Fairways are nice the greens were really nice as were the tee boxes. The sand traps are really bad and hard as a rock and you can forget about the range it is one of the worst I have ever seen.

The course was fantastic, the only negative was the sand, and it was pretty bad, public course have sand that is much better.

This is the first time I have played Brookside in several months, and it is very nice. The fairways were in the best shape of any local public course by far, and I mean ten times better, no bare spots, oh it was great. The course overall was in really great shape maybe even the best I have ever seen it. The only problem is there is no driving range, it's bulldozed over and will be closed util the end of April. Go play, go play, go play.

I don't know what happened but this course and Harding are in the worst condition I have ever seen them in, and that is over a five year period. I guess that they have just given up on keeping is playable. I think it is time for a new greenskeeper!!

Please, please, please fix the tee boxes they are awful. Doesn't the greenskeeper notice this or is everyone blind. The greens are in good shape (before airation) but the fairways and tee boxes suck. Oh wait I guess it is supposed to be like this, the way the Scots play. I hate to say it but if any Scots saw this course they would be ashamed golf came from their country.

Finally a course that actually decided to due something about the tee boxes. Almost all of the L. A. golf courses (city) have the worst tee boxes, uneven, destroyed whatever but Knollwood is actually doing something about it, they are making them level and putting new sod in, and now they look great. I hope all of the other courses in the area take notice.

I played Course 1, two weeks ago and it was in great shape, partly due to the fact that a game had not been played there in two weeks. This course is better than any other L. A. course around right now.

I have played there a couple of times and the fairways and tee boxes are great the greens are a little bare and not in the best of shape. The big problem is that the wind makes the course unplayable, the flages were bent over so far that they looked as if they were going to snap. With the wind the course is totally unplayable unless you putt your ball from tee to green but then you can't mark your ball on the green because the wind will just blow the ball off without ever letting it stop.