[Annevecenqp]

Traveling to Los Angeles area next week for about 10 days. Any great courses I should play? Recommendations appreciated.

Thanks

[Emalodoulouts]

Where about in Los Angeles?

Angeles national in sunland. Pricey though
Rustic canyon in moorpark/simi valley
Industry hills
Rancho park for an old school course
Brookside #1 course in pasadena
Harding and wilson in griffith park
Debell in burbank for an interesting course

[agolutuaddiff]

Like Lefty said, it all depends on what part of LA you will be in.

[Annevecenqp]

I am actually staying in the Anaheim area.

[johobuo]

Check ou this site, click on Souther California, then Orange County, and you should be able to find courses in your area. Southern California Golf Courses - Greenskeeper.org Free Online Golf Community

Anaheim "Dad Miller" Golf Club, and Anaheim Hills are 2 good courses. Black Gold in Yorba Linda is a nice course, but Monarch Beach Links in Dana Point is Amazing. You should at least check out Strawberry Farms.

[Franchise]

I am actually staying in the Anaheim area.

Anaheim is 30-40 miles from Los Angeles, and it can be two hours in traffic. You will want to play courses down in Orange County or possibly Riverside. I can't recommend specific courses down there, but I can tell you you are not going to want to go up to LA to play golf.

[Audi_z]

When we take the youngsters to Disneyland, I always try to get on at Costa Mesa CC. Nice course, and the walking prices are right.

[agolutuaddiff]

Anaheim "Dad Miller" Golf Club, and Anaheim Hills are 2 good courses. Black Gold in Yorba Linda is a nice course, but Monarch Beach Links in Dana Point is Amazing. You should at least check out Strawberry Farms.

Those are the three I always hear good things about when it comes to the OC. I went to Black Gold for a golf school but didnt get a chance to play it.

Keith, if you feel like driving a bit there is always Torrey if you can get on. Ive also heard good things about the Journey at Pechanga and Berrona is where Kenny Rogers plays.