Ladera Golf Course

This is a pretty nice course. They have apparently done a lot of work to get it this way, compared to ?? Bonus, when we pulled in, there was an 18 wheeler unloading brand spanking new golf carts and we got one! Fun day!

My wife and I went to the course for our first visit today. We went specifically to use the driving range and putting practice green. The turf of both were very heavily sanded and it was difficult to even put in your tee, but there were very few people swinging, so we had a very peaceful practice.
The yard markers are very large and easy to see and all-​in-​all, was well put together. It is a city course, so of course there is not a whole lot of money invested in it, but we had a good time.
Practice balls ranged from $ 5, $ 7, and $ 9. My wife and I picked up the big bucket, and by the time we emptied the bucket, we had reached the end of our session.
We will definitely be going back.

My husband thinks this course is a little whack, but I think it’s good… especially for the west side!
The Good: I really like the golf shop. They have a great selection of stuff. The prices for golf are also pretty good for this city. I really liked that you could get a $ 9 jumbo bucket of balls (it’s A LOT-​make sure it’s at least 2 people) for the driving range. I also got to work on my putting using my own balls. There’s also a nice pond un the course and you may get to see some ducks hanging out there!
The Bad: Definitely far from the greenest greens in the city. It is okay, but pretty patchy in some areas.
Will I be back? Definitely. It’s close to home and is decently priced. It’s a great place to practice!