Timing couldn't have been better yesterday at Los Verdes. Rain subsided around 10am and with our 11.20am tee time, crowds were none existent and we went off a twosome. Los Verdes has always drained well and often has its own little micro climate. Yesterday was spectacular, clear skies and sunshine Lush fairways and smooth greens, a twosome in front and a twosome behind us, it w... » More

Timing couldn't have been better yesterday at Los Verdes. Rain subsided around 10am and with our 11.20am tee time, crowds were none existent and we went off a twosome. Los Verdes has always drained well and often has its own little micro climate. Yesterday was spectacular, clear skies and sunshine Lush fairways and smooth greens, a twosome in front and a twosome behind us, it was as private as a LA muni course could ever be. Took our time, got a few beers for the back nine and cruised around in just under 4 hours. BTW the greens were not aerated as of yesterday the 29th March
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Escaped the high pricing in Phoenix during spring break / spring training. Green Fees here were $65-$93, which would about 40-50% less than a comparable desert course in the Valley. This is a target desert course, but doesn't prevent you from hitting driver if you can hit it dead straight. But there is a lot of cutting corners and placement required to score well and the fir... » More

Escaped the high pricing in Phoenix during spring break / spring training. Green Fees here were $65-$93, which would about 40-50% less than a comparable desert course in the Valley. This is a target desert course, but doesn't prevent you from hitting driver if you can hit it dead straight. But there is a lot of cutting corners and placement required to score well and the first time out they gave you a course booklet which will help guide you.

Greens were in good condition. Average speed but smooth with only a few thin areas. Overall pretty good and the same can be said for the fairways. Mostly lush, good lies. Off the tee, you are either in the fairway, or the small strips of rough. Beyond that, there's typical desert dirt just beyond the rough and then a lot of desert, washes, arroyos with native bushes and trees.

If you are looking for a good desert test under $100 in prime season, this is a good place to try.
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played today 3/29 as a single paired up with 2 other singles on a rainy Wednesday morning, got in 14 holes before the rain came down. Back nine greens had been micro punched on 3/28 and the front nine micro punched 3/29, have not played here since last October, wow the place is in GREAT shape now. Tee boxes a 8 lots of grass coverage and you can always find a flat spot. Fairway... » More

played today 3/29 as a single paired up with 2 other singles on a rainy Wednesday morning, got in 14 holes before the rain came down. Back nine greens had been micro punched on 3/28 and the front nine micro punched 3/29, have not played here since last October, wow the place is in GREAT shape now. Tee boxes a 8 lots of grass coverage and you can always find a flat spot. Fairways are lush and the rough is up but with a lot of clover which makes looking for a wayward shot hard. Greens were near perfect 9+ speed consistently through all greens/10.5 0n the stypmth meter .bunkers get a 5 hard pan with lots of pebbles up to rocks.Carts are well cared for and newer with gps...over all I would give it an 8+ cost $59 for weekdays before 3pm cart included,stay in the fairway and score well!!
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