it's a good course if you're learning and need a lot of practice for pretty cheap, but after playing it alot other courses sort of shock you because they're so nice. as someone said, the tee boxes leave much to be desired. the usual distance markers and 200, 150, etc. aren't at land park. they rely on a few sprinkler heads to tell the distance, and also palm trees. few people seem to know it, but the palm trees are approx 150 yards. on the par five it's not a palm, but a skinny little green one. fery little water on the course. only some ponds pretty far away that don't come into play unless you really shank the thing.

Customer Service

usually ok, but today an old guy kinda snapped at me.

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It's very convenient for students cutting class. It's also a little cheap. It's great if you only have a couple hours to play.

If you lose your ball, forget about it. With the long grass and the accumulation of trees, you're better off just taking a drop and saving yourself the effort. Some of the greens are really close to other tee boxes. No drinking fountains. When they actually do maintenance, it takes them months to finish a project.

You don't see much maintenance here, this is a park/parking lot/golf course. People walk through this park regularly because it functions as a park with picnic areas, barbecue grills, and duck ponds. Also, it's right across a college so a lot of students park bewteen holes. The greens are OK, but normally the tees are horrible. There isn't much of a tee box, just an area where they stab the markers and tell you to tee off from there.

Customer Service

Non-memorable. However, as open as this course is to public access, they do spot freeloaders and kick them off the course immediately.

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Very very good facility for junior golfers. They have an outstanding teaching facility for kids.