Played 4/19 at twilight (3:00pm). Most of the holes are contoured troughs, with short-cut rough and knee-high grass bordering the fairways. Some blind shots require you to drive up and scope out where to aim your shot. The narrowness and the lack of adequate sprinkler-head yardage markers make for a tough layout. Greens are firm, some so hard it was futile to repair a 'skid' mark when I tried! It would be nice if they see to have yardage cards designed for the golf enthusiats, as they do not have GPS. I was able to 'map' the two nines I played fairly well, as I went out alone, with nobody around. It seemed the "front-center-rear" marks on the sprinklers that were so marked were actually wrong (as to green depth). Nice course for the twilight fees, however .....

I played the course @ 12:30pm with a gaggle of coworkers .... WIND CITY! As my first trip around, it's pretty good track .... however, the greens are punched, and for the regular weekday fee, they SUCK. Pardon my language --- but, PLEEEASE.... Angeles National would respect your patronage and give REDUCED RATES when playing on aerated greens .... and please don't bring up the cart GPS system (hahahahahaha), I feel they were 'taken' by some cheesy salesman. The GPS system @ Lake Elizabeth is the real deal!