This course improved from the last time I played it four months ago. The last time it was a completely dump. Now its a playable golf course. The fairways are good, and there was some improvement on the greens, although the front nine still looks like it hasn't recovered from aeration. The tee boxes had severe ball damage in some areas, and I had a hard time finding a level area to tee off. Traps were horrible. There was plenty of sand in the traps, the problem was it was completely hard packed. You could wallk in a trap and not leave footprints. Balls that landed in the traps simply bounced and kept going. Amazing. For the green fees, you get what you pay for. I still had a great time, and enjoyed the layout of the back 9.

As stated by many before me, the greens were in poor shape. I can't fure out how some poorly conditioned public courses have better greens than Trilogy. However the farways, rough and tee boxes were in great condition. Traps wre fluffy but some were thin. The layout was great. This course had some interesting holes. The 18th was definietly unique because of the huge drop. We finished in about 4:45. Overall, liked the course and will be back, however it would be a much better course if the greens were in better condition.

This course has a great layout, and is a fun track to play. The overall conditions were good, and as stated before, the greens were pretty hard. Puts rolled true and smooth. The traps were in great condition, which I unfortunately found out a few times. Tee boxes were in excellent condition. Even the par 3 holes had great tee boxes. Customer service was great, with everyone providing the level of service expected at a course of this price range. Cart girl came by around four times, which was probably the most I've seen in any course. Pace of play was 4.5 hours. Overall had a great time, and really enjoyed the layout.

Course was in great condition with the exception of the greens. The fairways were lush, and is probably the first time I've played a course that looked as good as the pictures. Rough was about 3 inches, and definitely will stop your ball if you don't keep your drive in the fairway; but wasn't too difficult to hit out of. Sand traps were ok, though a little suprised they weren't better for what this course charges. The greens had lots of unrepaired ball marks, which made for very bumpy and medium/slow putting. I have to believe its the players who aren't fixing their ball marks, and not the greenskeepers since the rest of the course was in great shape. I had a great time playing this course, but be prepared for a slow round as mentioned by others. My round took 5 1/2 hours. I'd still recommend this course, but maybe try to get a real early tee time to finish in a reasonable time.

The course was in great condition, considering it's the busiest course in LA County. Tee boxes were in decent shape, though some were not level. Greens were soft and fast, even though they were spongy. I was surpirsed an how little ball marks were unrepaired. Not sure if its the maintenance staff or the players. Fairways were good, though some areas were very wet and muddy. Finished in 4.5 hours on Saturday, which was a huge surprise since the last time I played it took us 6 hours on a Wednesday.

For a public course, I was surprised at the good condition. The Winter doesn't seem to have affected this course too much, since the fairways had grass and weren't hard. The greens were good, though a little soft. Even though the greens were soft, putts rolled true and fast. People need to fix their ballmarks. Tee boxes varied from great to poor depending on the hole, but were in good condition on most holes. I only went in the sand one time, but the condition of it was good, with very soft sand. Overall, I'd recommend this course. Though the surrounding neighborhood may keep some golfers away, the course itself is a great deal.

The cold Winter has taken its toll on Green River. I played the course just a few months ago, and things definitely changed. The fairways were brown, but still had dormant grass to hit from. Sand traps were still good. The tee boxes and greens however, deteriorated since I last played. Some holes were better than others, but overall, had a good time and enjoyed the layout. Given we finished in 4 1/2 hours, I'd rather play here, with less than perfect conditions, than a 6 hour round at a muni.

So I played here for the first time on 1-6-07. Let me start with the positives. The tee boxes were in decent shape, as it appears management rotates them often and try to fix all divots. The greens were smooth, though very hard. There were hardly any divots because even a shot from 150 yards to the green only left a small indentation. Make sure your approach shot is high otherwise it will roll of the green. The layout was interesting given the changes in elevation on many holes, and some narrow fairways. Now the bad. The fairways were bare in many areas, and it wasn't due to dormant grass. I was hitting off of dirt on many of my fairway shots. You're better off hitting off of the first cut of rough. We paid $44 with a cart, and it was not worth it.

This is always a fun course to play. Fairways always have grass and the greens are adequate. Tee boxes need some work, but with the amount of traffic this place gets, its understandable. Best thing about Harbor is that you can easily walk on after 12pm even on weekends. For the price, its definetely worth it to play there.