Best executive course I've played in L.A. area and a hidden gem. Fair and fun for beginners while challenging enough for experienced golfers to make it interesting, especially the hairy back 9, where an errant shot leads to a lost ball in the canyon on nearly every hole. Best two holes are #13 and #14. #13 is an uphill dogleg par 4 that requires a pinpoint layup first shot and an even more accurate approach to a uphill green that has a mountain on the left and canyon to the right. Hole #14 is a short par 3 with a narrow island green ala #17 at Sawgrass, only instead of water surrounding the hole, it's canyon in front of the hole and behind the hole. Only drawbacks are they sometimes put the tees way in front of the posted yardage, making for some odd, extremely short par 3s (on the flipside, allows you to drive the green on the par 4s). Also some of the pin placements (#1, #9) border on unplayable when the greens are running fast late in the afternoon, as the slopes do not allow putts to come to a stop. Best feature of Scholl Canyon is the super twilight rate (starting at 3:30), which is $17 w/ cart. A month ago started at 3:30 with a buddy and got in 36 holes before it got dark, can't beat that for $17 in L.A.