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4812 Lakeview Canyon Road • Westlake Village, CA 91361 • (818) 889-0770
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philmr - Moorpark
They just punched holes in the greens so putting is quite a challenge at the moment with an aeration hole about every 4 inches. The fairway on #3 looks like a quilt with various patches all over the place. With the greens the way they are right now it's probably better to wait a week or two before trying to seriously putt during your round.

Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Course plays all right with the construction on the back nine going on.

Posted: Friday, May 9, 2008
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Greens still in bad shape after aerating / sanding.

Posted: Friday, April 11, 2008
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jimychelita - Palmdale
Today 2/9, a full three hours to play 9 holes. Don't think I will be returning any weekend soon. Course was in good shape with very true greens.

Posted: Saturday, February 9, 2008
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Gus - Agoura
A rare, last minute weekend day of golf for me. I had limited time so I went to Westlake. The fairways have looked better, the tee boxes are lush but uneven, and they could still use some marshalling. Other than that, it's still a great place to work on your game around some great people.

Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2007
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bg - Westlake Village
Typical condition right now. One exception is the greens which are a little quicker, a little smoother and more consistent than they typically are.

Posted: Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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BrianH - Westlake
Played 11/3 with a 1:52 tee time, the starter gave us the TW rate even though it wasn't technically TW yet, which most courses wouldn't have done. The course was in great shape minus the tee boxes being a little uneven, and having some divot damage. The greens were soft and held the approach shots nicely, but with the short distances and going in with lofty clubs that is to be expected. A good time was had and I will be back..

Posted: Monday, November 5, 2007
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Gus - Agoura
Played 10/31 after a long break. The course is is great shape, and the greens are 100% recovered from the punch. Plenty of grass and the results of their recent tree reduction are showing. There's a lot of grasss where dirt used to be. The back tees were closed as they are in the last stages of growing in from being re-seeded. They are lush and gorgeous, but still severely uneven. It looks as if they just put down seed and didn't grade at all. Uneven teeing areas would be the #1 issue for me facing this course. Other than that, it was just the usual really slow group or 2 with Marshals nowhere to be seen. Still a fun track and great course to work on your game. The People are top notch.

note: the Driving Range's back fence was destroyed by wind during those freak Santa Ana's. They want everything to be kept to less than 200 yards, so no hitting drivers.

Posted: Thursday, November 1, 2007
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vdogg24 - Agoura Hills
Played Saturday afternoon, just before Twilight. Although the green fee drops almost 50%, I correctly guessed that I could get past the hoard and play a relaxing solo round. Greens obviously sanded recently, but remain playable. This is a short course, but great place to work on your game. Only real drawback were the tee boxes; many of them were uneven and lacked fill on par threes. Overall, a nice quick practice round.

Posted: Sunday, October 14, 2007
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Gus - Agoura
Got out early due the the heat. Apparently everyone else had the same idea and we waited from the 4th hole on. Still got around in just over 4 hours. The course was in good sahpe, but wet as it is being heavily watered due to heat. Greens were quite soft and slow, but good. Tee boxes are rapidly becoming an issue as they seem to be getting even more noticeably uneven and thin. Flat, grassy lies are becoming scarce on the tee box. All things considered, it's still a great place to work on your game, and the staff is absolutely top notch.

Posted: Tuesday, September 4, 2007
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barkinesq - Woodland Hills
Played on Monday 8/27/07 at 1:30 p.m. Played 18 holes in under 3.5 hours. Greens were a bit slow and many ball marks. Otherwise course in pretty good condition.

This is a fun executive course which allows you to work on short game and course management.

Posted: Tuesday, August 28, 2007
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uscdodger32 - Woodland Hills
Course in good shape for the summer. Greens in good condition, fairways in typical Westlake shaoe (OK), rough non existant, and sand in good shape. Tee boxes tend to get either bare or shaggy.

Never my first choice, but I don't mind going out to Westlake every once in a while.

Posted: Thursday, August 16, 2007
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ricogo - Los Angeles
Out early Aug 9th; been over a year since played. Conditions virtually the same as I remembered. Understand why people enjoy this course and we had fun navigating our way through as well. Greens were extremely receptive, fairways were in very good shape [no GUR, good lies on almost every spot].
For the dew sweepers benefit, here are a few suggestions:
- would be nice to have the greens mowed before we got there [we were the 4th group out]. Probably 50% were untouched.
- a bit more maintanence on the tee boxes would be good, esp with so many short par 4's + par 3's. Shaggy tee boxes not so nice.
- if we book a tee time, book it. I made the time 6 days previous. The proshop had nothing for us when we showed up. It being so early made it OK for us to get out, but there was a point for requesting the time we did.

A reasonable alternative to Mtn View - but in the end I'd take the peace and quiet in Santa Paula [although I've never gone as low over there as I did today at WL].

Posted: Thursday, August 9, 2007
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slugator - Thousand Oaks
Love this little course. It was a little crowded last week (7/23). However the course was in great condition and I always look forward to playing here.

Posted: Tuesday, July 31, 2007
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subparboy - Oak Park
Played on 7/20. Course is in good shape with the punched greens recovering nicely (although they are slower than normal still). Westlake will never be known for manicured fairways but they are in good shape for a heavily played muni. Tee boxes are being worked on individually but are still crowned and hard to find a level spot on 16. Great staff and a fun course to play.

Posted: Monday, July 23, 2007
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barkinesq - Woodland Hills
Played on 7/5/07. Starter gave us a discount - $29.00 per person (riding). Greens were bumpy and very slow. Fairways were in good shape. Many tees were not level.

There were some slow groups ahead of us that slowed our group and affected our play. The marshal was not very helpful in getting the pace of play on track.

For the most part I like this executive course. It is tougher than it looks. If you stray from the fairway you invariably are punished severely because there are many trees that golf balls are attracted to. If you stay in the fairway you can score well.

Today, the greens could have been in better shape. They were bumpy and extremely slow. The tees were positioned so that many were not very level.

Posted: Thursday, July 5, 2007
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bg - Westlake Village
Typical condition for Westlake today

Posted: Sunday, April 1, 2007
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akaseanmcp - Woodland Hills, CA
It played decent. Seems a bit pricey for what you get. Although not perfect there are some REAL holes on this course (2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 13) and it made for a nice afternoon out.

Posted: Saturday, March 17, 2007
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uscdodger32 - Woodland Hills
Had a 1:30 on Sunday a week and a half ago. They gave us the twighlight rate early. Was the best part.

Tee Boxes were very inconsistant. Some were very lush, while others were like cement. Greens were bumpy and not kwpt up very well. Pace was horrible. They packed way too many people in there, trying to make as much as they could late.

On the 11th, my father took out a 3 wood for his second shot. He hits a low screemer and it HITS A GOOSE!!! The geese are definately not as smart as the ducks, who MOVE AWAY WHEN THEY SEE YOU COMING. They leave droppings all over the fairways and greens, but still...you never want to hit one!

To sum up, as the course should be in very good condition now, they overstuff it and pack people in. Not bad for twightlight rate. Probably wont be back.

Posted: Tuesday, March 13, 2007
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uscdodger32 - Woodland Hills
Course wasn't in very good condition. Yeah, i know this isn't exactly Augusta National, but I've played here 5 or 6 times in the last couple months, and this was easily the worst condition its been in. Greens were very inconsistant...forget about reading a break. Your ball rolls all over the place. Tee-boxes weren't kept up at all. One hole, there was a large hole, not a divot, but a pothole in the tee box.

Hey, if you're just looking to play golf, get a good time on the weekend, Westlake is your place. Dont go in expecting too much, just a pretty enjoyable round. The price could be better, for a long-exec, its more expensive than the LA city and County courses, as well as Camarillo Springs and Los Robles in that area. But its easy to get on, the staff is always VERY nice and helpful, so I'll be back.

Posted: Saturday, February 24, 2007
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barkinesq - Woodland Hills
Very nice courteous staff in pro shop/starters desk. For an Executive style course Westlake has some challenging holes. The course is in pretty good condition and the greens are maintained very well.

Posted: Saturday, February 24, 2007
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subparboy - Oak Park
Come on! This is So. CA. with thousands of golfers, little rain and year round play! What do you expect from a muni here? WGC is as good as any in the area and better than most! If you want lush, green fairways, perfect lies and smooth greens at your local muni, you would like Michigan...except you can only play half the year!

Posted: Sunday, February 18, 2007
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subparboy - Oak Park
2/16 UPDATE: I just wanted to post a quick note about the tournament director at Westlake, Chris Graham. My convinced my buddies from O.C. to finally come out my way for a change. I called several courses to find out if I could get 12 players out on 3/4 and, if so, what would they do for us? Los Robles requires 15 or more, no flexibility. Forget Crystal Springs (conditions horrible). Instead, my little muni Westlake and Mr. Graham were quick to respond and agree to host our little event, on a SUNDAY morning, mind you! Chris not only promised to set us up with everything we would need to make it a fun event, but also suggested I move the requested start time back 30 min. to save 5$ per player! Class act! I know that the course is an "extended exec" course with slow greens and slow play on weekends. But, my pals and I spend 5 hours at Dad Miller all the time. I know we will have a ton of fun in two weeks and I am looking forward to it. By the way, played yesterday and the fairways are starting to respond to the rain and warmth by showing some spring growth through the dormant grass of winter. Greens may be a bit slow but they are in as good of shape as any in the area. Especially for a heavily played muni track. I'm glad this one is just down Lindero Canyon for me!

Posted: Saturday, February 17, 2007
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uscdodger32 - Woodland Hills
Played on 2/15 as single. Got there about 7:45, and one of the guys said it might be a little while, as a large group of women were going out soon. But than the other starter said that a threesome had went out about 5 minutes ago and if I hurried, I could catch them. Very good customer service.

Course in pretty good condition. Fairways are starting to green up, but the rough and trees are still bare and somewhat unkempt. The greens were in very good condition. They were a little slow at first, being a little wet early on, but we saw the maintenence guys out working really hard to get them cut before play. Greens rolled smooth and were a bit tricky. Great pace of play, Marshall very friendly, not too pricey.

Posted: Friday, February 16, 2007
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uscdodger32 - WOODLAND HILLS
For some reason, I really like this course. I call it a long executive course. Its really a feel good course. The greens are always in pretty good condition. The fairways are fairly decent. The rough can get a little bare at times, but it doesnt provide much of an obstacle even when it is lush.

Westlake is relatively flat with a lot of water. Now thats a little misleading, as the water really only comes into play on one par 3 on each side. The rest is easily avoided with a decent drive.

Why do I like this course so much? Its extremely easy to get on, many times when we cant get a tee-time elsewhere, we can call up Westlake on a friday and get a good tee-time for saturday or sunday. The staff is extremely friendly. If we show up a bit early, they always get us on no problem. Cart-girl really gets around (in more ways than one...)

A few things that could be better: The water draws a lot of geese and ducks, who leave droppings ALL OVER THE PLACE. The course could use a little bit better of a drainage system, as at times it can be a little muddy. Marshalls are all over the place, but they dont do anything. many times there will be a group of jokers ahead who seem to cause 3+ groups to get backed up.

Another thing, the price is a little steep for this type of course. $37 to walk on a weekend, another $11.50 a person for a cart.

But because of its ease to get on, the friendliness of the staff, the nice clubhouse deli and bar, i'll keep coming back.

Posted: Sunday, January 14, 2007
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casran - simi valley
I'm a 8hcp and I have to agree with subpar..I've been living in the area for 30 years played em all..Definately not a Tierra or Moorpark CC or even Simi Hills for that matter but why do i always seem to have more fun at Westlake?...If ur a 10 or under it so much fun if your over 10 it will test you Lots of trouble on the wayward shot, what looks easy off the tee suddenly turns into a tough hole from the trees..Next time try what me and my buds do..Take 4 clubs and a putter not only does it make you hit golf shots...but the bag is lighter also!..
Hit em straight and 1putt!!

Posted: Wednesday, December 27, 2006
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subparboy - Oak Park
I play here 2-3 times a week so I think I am qualified to speak to the current conditions. GREAT!...for an "accessible" muni! The greens are in as good a shape as they have been for a long time (unlike Los Robles!). The fairways are a mix of wide open and tight, good for your game to have variety. While it is a par 67, Ted Robinson (who designed North Ranch, Calabassas, and other local tracks) laid out a track that feels like a full length course. Unless you are a scratch player or low handicapper, use your noodle on several of the short par 4's. They are trick holes with plenty of pain if you attempt to drive the green (5th hole has a tight fairway with water in play for the horribly sliced drive and Agoura Rd. for the slightly hooked shot; 8th has OB left and a tight, tree-lined fairway. Both holes have well bunkered greens). Several par 3's require all carry to reach the greens (longest is 180yds.). The customer service is great here which simply adds to the enjoyment. Range is right next to the clubhouse and putting green. Fun place to work on your game. Under $30 to walk around here? Priceless!

Posted: Thursday, December 21, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Front nine greens were sanded but playable.

Posted: Thursday, October 5, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Course has held up well in the heat.

Posted: Wednesday, August 2, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
This course continues to be a good value. Leave the driver at home and practice with the long irons.

Posted: Wednesday, August 2, 2006
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Gus - Agoura
Played today at 7AM. Finished quickly. The course is in good shape, especially considering the heat recently. Fairways are pretty lush. The rough is nasty long to the point of making shots from there very difficult. The greens are really soft quite bumpy and very slow. The slowest I've ever seen them. My playing partner hit a shot with an 7 or 8 iron from the tee on a par 3 and the ball embedded 2/3's of itself about into the green. I'd never seen a fried egg lie on a green before. The biggest issue facing this course right now is that the tee boxes (especially on the back 9) are in really, really rough shape. Most of them are very uneven and really beat up. There are places to hit from, but the course really needs to consider doing something major about them. Today, very uncharacteristically, the maintenance crews were quite noticeable. Several times today they stood on the greens watering them and attempted to wave us up without stopping their watering, even when they were standing on the front of the green. They need to be aware of customers and be invisible when shots are beng played.

Posted: Wednesday, July 26, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Course in good shape considering the weather. Great course to practice those long irons.

Posted: Wednesday, July 26, 2006
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longball23 - thousand oaks
so stoked fired my best round of 64 (3under) yesterday (Sunday July 23rd). Teed off at 3pm played the back nine first then played the front and played course with cart in 3 hours with buddy. Hotter than heck outside 100 degrees. This is a good course to stroke ego, short but narrow, 6 par 4's that you can drive green if you can hit it 300+ and a short 450 yard par 5. Greens were slower than i remember.

Posted: Monday, July 24, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Good place to practice mid to long irons. Leave the driver at home.

Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Nice short track.

Posted: Tuesday, May 30, 2006
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Traps still full of water. Like the effort to reduce the number of trees and root reduction work.

Posted: Wednesday, May 24, 2006
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NateofCA - Moorpark,CA
Westlake is a place I visit often because it's close to where I work and live and it's inexpensive. Many people consider it a executive course but it's a challenging place where it's you need to hit straight or you might hit a car on the freeway or nearby street, hit someone on another freeway or have a hard time finding your ball because of many trees and leaves that don't raked too often. You have to hit over water on three holes. Often there's a fair amount duck poop to maneuver around on fairways and greens but we don't complain much because the green fee costs are probably kept low due to limited staff.

Posted: Thursday, November 3, 2005
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georgehp - Thousand Oaks
Played the front nine today. Noticed they were aerating some of the fairways. Besides a few fairways the course was in great shape for Westlake GC. Greens have recovered from their aeration rather nicely and the course was as green as I’ve seen it in a long time.

Posted: Thursday, October 27, 2005
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bg - Westlake Village
Not our favorite track, but today found to be in quite good condition for Westlake. Lots of play, mostly super slow paced but enjoyable.

Posted: Sunday, July 17, 2005
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reconner001 - Simi Valley
I imagine that if they had a golf course in the middle of Manhattan, it would have about the same feel as Westlake. You can barely hear yourself think at times because of all the traffic noise.

The course is in okay shape and I have to admit that it was cheap to play twilight ($15 w/cart). We had some idea that we could get all 18 holes in after work, but the play was extremely slow and we never made it.

I am not sure I will play there again no matter how cheap. Its just not golf if you have to tee off next to an 18-wheeler sitting at a stoplight airing its brakes.

Posted: Friday, June 10, 2005
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Simirick - Simi Valley
Can beat it for the price we pay.

Posted: Sunday, May 1, 2005
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Gus - Agoura
Played 3/10 and the course has dried out considerably. The recent storms have caused the removal of some trees, in most cases for the better. Before the storms they had a tree trimming project going on which appears to have been completed successfully. There are still a couple of spots on #6 where it is still very muddy and it's roped off. The greens are in remarkably good shape, especially considering the amount of use Westlake gets. The greens seem to me to be cut shorter than they have been in a while, and they are quite nice. I've never seen the course as lush as it is now, but I wish they would level out a couple of the tee boxes. The staff, as always, is as friendly and accomodating as can be.

Posted: Saturday, March 12, 2005
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den888 - Calabasas
Played today 3/6/05. Course conditions were really poor in many areas with muddy fairways and puddles from the recent rains. I was suspect that course has a drainage problem. Greens, however were in fairly good shape and rolling well and true. Played Sunday with a 7:00 ish tee-time and made it out with my foursome in 4.5 hours walking. All in all, not bad.

Posted: Sunday, March 6, 2005
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cychow - North Hollywood
Played the course today and it was fun course (first time playing here). Lots of hitting over water hazard which I find always fun. The greens were pretty firm so the ball rolls pretty fast. Lots of divot marks in the tee boxes and the fairways are thin in a lot of places and at a couple of area it's swampy for some reason or the other. It wasn't rain since is hasn't rained for a few weeks now.

Posted: Friday, December 17, 2004
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gtmats - Sherman Oaks
Great course for the money. Well worth it.

Posted: Friday, November 26, 2004
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Course held up good in the rains.

Posted: Sunday, October 17, 2004
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Quick, Fast round. Course in fair shape for the use it gets.

Posted: Thursday, September 30, 2004
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flytrapper - Thousand Oaks
First time here and I was suprised after all the bad ratings. Not a bad course the greens were nice very few divots and easy to read. The tee boxes were all at ladies tees did'nt like that. This is a fun place to practice but 22.50 is way too much for a Monday.

Posted: Monday, September 27, 2004
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GOLFIN_JOHNNY - Canoga Park, CA
it's a good, fun course for people to learn on and experience a somewhat difficult course.....

Posted: Monday, August 16, 2004
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Standing water in some fairways. Ball marks on many greens.

Posted: Tuesday, August 3, 2004
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kings997 - Westlake Village
Westlake golf course is one of the worst courses I have ever been to. It is not well takin care of, there is always something wrong with the fairways, but is a good course for beginners. I personaly do not think it is worth the greens fee.

Posted: Tuesday, August 3, 2004
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thicks - Thousand Oaks
Westlake is a good course to bring hi handicappers to. The greens are too slow for my liking, but you couldn't beet the cheap super twilight rate of $11.50.

Posted: Tuesday, July 27, 2004
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Course in fair shape. Standing water and tire marks a problem in several fairways.

Posted: Wednesday, July 14, 2004
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chuckbutler - Simi Valley
Many areas were wet and muddy

Posted: Wednesday, May 26, 2004
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bg - Westlake Village
Course in fair to poor condition, Fairways very poor, tees and greens fair to good. This course gets tons of play and it shows in every aspect.

Posted: Sunday, March 7, 2004
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Gus - Agoura
This course is still one of the best deals in the Conejo Valley. It's in pretty good shape, the greens are nice and the staff is simply top notch.
It's not a long course, but it's still a good test.

Posted: Tuesday, February 17, 2004
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desertcom - Tarzana
Great course getting into Great Shape!

Posted: Monday, December 29, 2003
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den888 - Calabasas
Played today, 11/23. 20 minute delay due to "frost". 3-4 group backup on the first tee and on several par 3's. The backup was gone by hole #3. A 5 hour round for a Sunday walking. A pretty course, especially in the fall as the fairways are tree lined and very pretty. The $33.00 green fee (walking) is fair for what type of course you get, not a bargain, but not a great deal either. The driving range here is always in great shape and the balls and mats are always in excellent condition.

Posted: Sunday, November 23, 2003
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kdoohan - Oak Park
Played this morning at 6am. Tee boxes generally good although several are uneven. Fairways good and greens excellent. Greens were a little faster than usual even though they were wet.

Service at this course is always excellent. Love the staff in the pro shop, they always get me out quickly if I show up early.

Posted: Saturday, November 15, 2003
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Julie_77 - La Canada-Flintridge
Played on 11/09 during a light rain. Course was almost empty. In good condition. Greens were slow, but in great shape. Fairways and tee boxes were also excellent.

Posted: Sunday, November 9, 2003
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GOLFING54 - Woodland Hills
Played only 9-holes (TWILIGHT). I guess there was a tournament there the day before so all the blue tees were way up front. There were a few temporary tees as well.

Posted: Thursday, October 9, 2003
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GOLFING54 - Woodlan Hills
PLayed in the morning. This was my first time playing. Dissappointed with the tee boxes and greens. Too many divots!

Posted: Tuesday, August 12, 2003
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washun8 - Pasadena
Played 7/19/03. One word can describe the golfing experience at Westlake's Front Nine "SLOW". Takes 3 hours to play 9, but the back nine seems to speed up. This is entirely due to the fact that they let people out on the back 9 in the morning. the course is in decent condition, greens and fairways are waterlogged, but playable, most par 4s are drivable, play with a 3-iron to make the course more interesting. Definately have a problem with course etiquette, ball marks everywhere, most traps aren't raked and they need to provide divot mix. I usually play on Fridays and can sometimes get in 18 for 10 bucks after 5. All in all a decent experience, but without twilight rates worth paying the extra 10 bucks to play on a nicer course

Posted: Sunday, July 20, 2003
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sassyhacker - Calabasas, California
Played Westlake 5/24/03. Course is still pretty nice for a Public Executive Course. Greens were slightly bumpy, but still competitive. New Tee Box on #9 makes playing from the Blue Tees a little more competitive, 125 yds. over water with Sand surrounding the Green.

Posted: Saturday, May 24, 2003
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sassyhacker - Calabasas, California
Played Westlake 5/7/03. I just joined the Men's club, so I play in their Monthly, Weekly tournaments. For a Public Executive course, they keep it in nice condition. The Greens are not too fast so I believe the Putts are more real. As far as condition of the course, I would say pretty darn good. There are some weak spots and maybe a couple of Tee Boxes that are a little beat up, but overall, pretty good. It's a great golf course to test your shorter irons.
Regards,
Sassyhacker

Posted: Thursday, May 8, 2003
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den888 - Calabasas
A nice short course that is fairly open. Noise from the 101 freeway detracts from what would otherwise be a nice experience. Usually wide open during the weekdays, weekends are a little crowded. Nice driving range with the practice balls in excellent condition. Some water in play on this course.

Posted: Thursday, January 23, 2003
Member Since: January 22, 2003
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mglmstr - Westlake Village
I went to play on a Sunday about a month ago and nobody was waiting to tee off. (I was shocked too.) I was a single and the starter kid said they don't let singles play by themselves. I was in disbelief and proceeded to putt some balls. 15 minutes later a foursome tees off and I get called in to play. I took a pass and went elsewhere. Poor service in my opinion for the price you pay to play a short, lack-luster course.

Posted: Wednesday, December 11, 2002
Member Since: April 2, 2004
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mike4par - Agoura
First time I've played the course on a weekend. Place was packed. Ended up only playing nine. Greens were bumpy.

Posted: Saturday, November 2, 2002
Member Since: October 31, 2002
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