Camping: no
Facilities: yes
Pay to Play: yes
Handicap Accessible: yes
Private: no
Tee Signs: yes

Course Details

Course Type: Permanent
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Mostly Hilly
Foliage: Stands
Course Length: 4,750ft
Alternate Length: 5,696ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 16 | 300 - 400ft: 2 | Over 400ft: 0

Directions

I-210 to Hubbard exit, north to a left on Eldridge, to a right on Sayre, uphill through park entrance to parking lot on the left. By Bus; 234 line begins at Sepulveda Blvd. and Ventura Blvd. and goes north on Sepulveda. Will take you to Sayre and Eldridge (near Mission College). Walk uphill 0.5 mile.
First Tee: (-118.417933,34.325467)

Contact

Email: Gary Sandoval #4778
Phone: 818-362-9499
Alt. Phone: 818-669-0769

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Course Reviews

Rated
3
 by Rhino66 on May 22, 2013 at 8:09pm

I just started to play this course over the last year. It's a good course with a good amount of tough holes. Not much grass but since its apart from the rest of park there are no crowds.

Rated
5
 by MattButler on Nov 24, 2012 at 8:49pm

My unle told me about how this coarse used to be all overgrown and not a friendly coarse but now it's improved and alot cleaner. Great coarse. Reasonably priced at $2. Best pro shop i've seen. All holes are great for begginers and pros. Very clean coarse. Theres alot of trees but their fun to maneuver through. Definitely gets a 5.

Rated
4
 by LAgolfer on Dec 22, 2011 at 6:13pm

Probably the best choice for LA area golf, La Mirada is up there too.

Pro:
Nice course design, some technical some long
Lots of variety in basket placements keeps it fresh
Nice up and down variety in holes

Cons:
Very hot and dusty in summer
Sometimes big groups slow play down
$2 green fee - but pretty reasonable to keep it in shape

Rated
3
 by Bancroft on Nov 29, 2010 at 10:14am

Sylmar is great fun. Well kept pay-to-play with a pro shop on site. Hills and Eucalyptus and sequential Red, White and Blue targets. Local boys got the contract with the County to operate the course and they have done well with the redesign. It deserves a 3.5 rating - but the PDGA site only allows either a 3 or a 4 vote. Going with 3 as the current rating is a bit high for this fine course.

Rated
5
 by Think Blue on Nov 5, 2010 at 5:52pm

This might be the best course in Los Angeles. The upkeep, the layout, the tees, the multiple pin placements and the constant pin placement switching, leaves this course different every week . The boys at Sylmar and constantly looking for harder pin placements, as each new tournament comes to town, and have put in a lot labor into the course this year. Although when in long position, it may be a little intimidating at a glance, but because the layout is very spacious (looks more open than it really is), it still a great place for beginners (best times are usually after tourneys, when they move many pins to the shortest position). The $2 fee is well worth it (especially if you’ve seen all the work put in), the pro shop is always helpful and with plenty of everything you need, and the people/locals always seem to be friendly. My only real drawback to the course is that some locals tend to move through the course at a very slow pace, and in large groups and don’t let you play through unless you ask. Overall though, it’s well worth the visit, $2 and any slow moving locals you might have to put up with. You have to play this course if you’re a beginner or consider yourself good enough to go pro… you’ll thank me.

Rated
5
 by TAS420 on Nov 2, 2010 at 1:57pm

This is one of my Favorite courses in southern Ca.!!! The course is pay to play but well worth it.(2$ for all day) It's well maintained year around. The Proshop is always full of great products (discs, bags, shirts, baskets, drinks and snacks) The staff is always friendly and willing to help.
The course can be fairly easy in the short positions and super tough in the long positions. They mix them up for the most part really well and I always enjoy playing out there and feel satisfied afterwards. I only get to play on the weekends for the most part and the downside for me is that sometimes some of the locals will play in semi big to huge groups and don't let smaller two-some or three-somes play through(but not always the case) witch can be discouraging but not a deal breaker at all.. This is a must play for intermedate to pro discgolfers and beginners can play here too.

Rated
3
 by user3 on Nov 9, 2009 at 7:13pm

Good course. Well kept pay-to-play with multiple pin positions, good elevation and some length. Well stocked pro shop. Dusty and hot in the summer. Cool Red, White and Blue sequence on the basket colors.

Rated
5
 by ARCOriginal on Oct 20, 2009 at 4:01pm

This course has made significant strides over the years. Multiple basket locations for each tee changed frequently. Much of the stickers and weeds have been cleared away. This is a challenging course with lots of trees and plenty of distance. I began playing disc golf close to when it was invented at Oak Grove, and Sylmar is one of my favorites and most challenging.

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