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El Dorado Park DGC

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Course Description:

Grassy course laid out on pleasant parkland with large ash trees. Good tees. Multiple pin locations. Map at 2nd web site.

Course Established: 1981

Additional Course Information:

Additional Course Information for El Dorado Park DGC:

course has tee signs
restrooms available
handicap accessible

Directions:

Next to Library at 2900 N. Studebaker Rd. I-5; 605 south to Spring St., west to a left on Studebaker, then left into the parking lot by hole #1. From I-405; 605 north to 1st exit, Willow (west), right on Studebaker, right into the Library parking lot before Spring.

Reviews:

thesinators
08/15/2010
5

The trees on the front 9 make for a fun adventure, as you really have to think about each shot. Great opportunity to practice various shot types with all of the different ways the trees play in. The back 9, however, is much easier, in that you're usually just throwing across a field (with trees usually off to the side). For someone that is not a newbie, this course should be pretty easy.

For newbies, it's extremely easy to find the baskets/tees. Hole #12 even has an optional par 5 (but there's a shorter basket if you want to make the whole a par 3). The course has nice grass (compared to the dustiness of the Huntington Beach course) and is very green.

user3
08/13/2010
3

Really a 3.5 or so - but no option to do 3.5 here. Flatish course on grass with many trees to work around. Good length for some distance throws and rollers. Nice sea breezes (one of the pleasant courses to play in the summer around here). Not far off the 605 to get here. Two design issues - 1st hole can bring parking lot into play and last one is too close to the ball field for errant newbies. Does not have the type of geography to become a 5 rated course - but it is one of the top 5 in the LA Metro area.

bridog73
09/02/2011
5

One of the better courses i've played on.The trees make it challenging. I like it. Its free and I like that there is a pro shop if your looking to buy a disc or drink. They have course maps but you probably won't need it.

LAgolfer
12/22/2011
4

Pros:
Nice parkland course with some challenging holes. A fair number of birdie holes too.
Front 9 is more technical with trees coming into play often - back 9 is longer, especially if they have the long basket in place on number 12.
Friendly locals, a fair number of people just hand out in the park playing leisurely rounds.
Fairly flat and good for beginners.
Cons:
Shorter course except for a few holes.
Terrain and views not special.

Notes:
Fun and laid back course, great for a social round.