Verdugo Hills Golf Course

I absolutely love this course and my family and I are coming here every Sunday to play. They really keep up with their course and it’s actually challenging.

Super fun! Super cheap! $ 15 for 18 holes of a fun and challenging course. This course is perfect for perfecting your short game and putting. The longest hole is about 190 yards but that’s what you get from a par 3 course. I have been here about 30 times when I first started golfing. Great for kids and beginners as well as regular golfers that want to work on short game. 5 star course for sure. Very very friendly staff!

I’ve been going to this golf course for a couple of years now and it’s the best and most affordable 3-​par course I’ve experienced. Don’t be fooled by the 3-​par; the large elevation variation between the tees and the greens and tough tough greens make this course deceptively challenging
This course is shared between golf and disc golf (frisbee golf). 4 stars and not 5 because of repeated poor etiquette from the disc golfers. Too many times I’ve had discs land just feet away from me without a FORE! warning.

I love this course! Well manicured, safe, plenty of parking and the 19^th hole has awesome burgers and beers.

It was true in 2012. It’s true today. Get out there and play… Ok, it may be a short reveiw, but it’s a goodone. Now go play…

I used to have fun playing ball golf here, but now I soley disc golf, and this is one of my favorites in the area. Two long pin locations (550+ and one at 480ish) but mostly short, with no trees in the way of your drives. Technicality is still found in big elevation changes and OB mitigation. The golf greens, planters, and most of the hillsides play OB and on the majority of holes errant drives are punished. In response to some of the negative comments about my fellow disc golfers, I apologize on their behalf. The players that lack the graces of the older sport are becoming the minority, and all the guys I play with are respectful.
Also, Tee’s on the Green has one of the best burgers in Los Angeles, and the staff are all super nice. Our weekly tourneys fall on Mariah or Candice’s night, and they’re the best!
Beautiful surrounding, lights (!), and a cozy beer garden/​burger joint. If they turn this place into apartments, the LA area will have lost a great little course.

Nice golf range. It’s got a small town feel. There’s a rooftop over the practice range which is nice, unlike others.
The grass is not as green or as well kept as others, but it’ll do for the purpose. What was kinda cool was the frisbee area. I didn’t have the opportunity to see them practice because they were all coming in with their gear as we were leaving. That would’ve been cool to see.

This place has been our go to for an excuse to get outside and do something for some time. 18 hole par 3 and disc golf course that is always fun to play and never seems to get old. It’s green. It’s got great holes. It’s got a stinking burger beer shack on the premises (Tee’s on the Green, definitely go there). They have placed the holes out well too. You finish 9 and walk by the eatery with burger scents wafting your way. We’ve never not stopped for a beer and many times a burger before continuing to the next hole.
The prices seem to be pretty comparable to mini pitch and putts. It’s built on a hill so don’t expect the short length of the holes to equivalate to an easy stroll. Holes 8 and 17 literally have you hitting the ball straight off the hillside to the hole down below. You’ll work the legs a little. If it’s hot outside, be ready to sweat. There is a driving range as well. If you brought Big Bertha and want a couple of hacks, you can have that as well. It’s been a popular late night hang out for us. A bucket of 100 will cost you 8 bucks. Swing away.
The course is lit until 10. We’ve donated a few discs to the shrubbery that the lights don’t hit. Put your name and number on the disc and they’ll call you if it makes it back to the office.
This place is pretty great and you’ll probably find us there if you go.

Great little course. Great work out, up and down the hills. To keep honest people honest, they might post a sign that you receive a free round if you don’t receive a receipt.

Really beautiful course. But way too overpriced. I’ve also had run ins with management — had a guy scream at me from the pro shop while I was on the course about how I was taking to long to retrieve my disc out of a tree… Yeah, I’m not giving him anymore money.

I come disc golfing here quite a bit and the price and course is amazing! $ 5 for disc golf! The baskets are great and there are not too many obstacles! (Even if there were it would still be really fun!) It’s close to some food places Which is really nice if you want to have a long day there.

Great place to practice on your swing. Cheap prices for a bucket of balls.
Can’t remember how many balls you get but a small bucket is $ 4, the medium $ 8 and the large is $ 12.

For the driving range, get the $ 80 deal if you plan on being a regular. It’s a far better deal because you get an additional $ 52 worth of balls

Great short game practice. Course is in great condition. The mats you tee off of is nice and green, with a bit of fluff which was nice.
I played around 8 in the morning, on a Saturday, and it was just perfect.
–Minimal crowd (an old couple was behind me for the back nine), front nine (no one in front or behind me).
–Nicely tended greens.
–Friendly staff.
I rate this place 5 stars because it allowed me to have a great morning of golf. I recommend coming earlier because the course is open 6:30am, and nobody wakes up that early to play a par 3. Reading through the other reviews, it seems like this place gets packed during the afternoon!

Hilly all par 3 course. The front 9 is very short with most holes under 120 yards. Back 9 is more challenging with narrow fairways and longer par 3s especially if you select the alternate tee boxes. No water, or sand. Elevation change is the biggest obstacle here.
The course, facilities and driving range are in fair shape.

Just finished playing a round here. It’s was definitely enjoyable.
I arrived at around 10 am on a Wednesday so the crowds were very minimal, which was ok with me. However after about noon it started to get busy. It was $ 12 for 18 holes. It did look a bit run down with brown patches here and there but I thought it was above decent. Most of the course was well kept. There are definitely much worse places out there. It was a bit hilly too but not too hilly. The dilapidated «Verdugo Hills Golf Course» sign was an eyesore and depressing to look at; someone should take a hammer and nails and fix that. Not many hazards but quite a few trees to add a bit of a challenge. Oh and you tee off mats.
Anyways, as others have said the holes are very short. For the most part I used a 9 and 7 iron to tee off, but even then I was still hitting them passed the green. I only used my 5 iron once in the 14^th hole where there is an alternate tee box adding about 20 more yards putting you at about 165 yards out, that was a nice change. However I do remember there was one hole that was so short that I used my sand wedge to tee off. So leave the driver, woods and long irons at home, you won’t need them.
The course layout can get confusing at times so please pick up a scorecard. Overall this is a great beginner/​intermediate course to pass the day and enjoy your favorite sport. I will be coming here again and I recommend it, despite its cosmetic imperfections.

Living in Tujunga, i want to like this place. Unfortunately, every time I go here I am completely disappointed. I’m not disappointed because my expectations are too high, to the contrary, they are pretty low. i just can’t get over the Tujunga crowd that seems to frequent this place and the lack of any sort of management.
Case in point, I went there yesterday with my six year old daughter and paid $ 23 for an afternoon round. Is this a bargain? Uh, no. It’s about the same that I can play Brookside for and that will include a cart. But fine, it’s close to the house and perfect for my six year old. After playing through a group of seven on hole 4 playing golf and Frisbee golf a group of four dudes just walked in front of us and started playing. Maybe there’s no etiquette in Frisbee golf, but who does that? To make matters work, wen we reached hole nine there were about 30 people or so waiting to tee off on hole 10. There was a group of 8 golfers (that’s right, 8!) doing there impression of the Three Stooges by hacking up the course followed by about 20+ other people that I have no idea where they came from.
I went into the clubhouse to ask if they had any control over who was playing since apparently anyone can do anything there. They just said that sometimes people take breaks but they can start and stop as they choose. So, at the end of the day I paid $ 23 for 9 holes. We did go to the practice putting green after but the smell of smoke (both cigarettes and weed) was so strong that we left after another 5 minutes.
Maybe it’s better during the week, but i won’t be coming back on the weekend.

A fun par 3, 18 hole executive course. They’ve let the trees grow over the fairways to make it challenging enough. This is where I learned to play (talk to John Mascarenas if you want lessons — he’s awesome), which explains why my short game is better than my drives! At $ 12/​round and with lights (so you can play at night), it’s a great place to spend an evening.

I read the negative comments about this course and had low expectations. However I was surprised. It was a fun round of golf. The course is short (most holes around the 100 yard range). The front nine was more fun and interesting than the back 9. The greens are slow, which makes putting easy. The course itself is one of the easier ones to play and not all that challenging.
The longest hole on the course is 148 yards.
There is also a driving range and putting green here. I think I also saw a cafeteria/​bar area.
Play early — it gets hot up there.
Full review will be on my website.

18, par 3 holes for $ 10? Sign me up! A great course to work on your short game whether your a beginner or an intermediate player. Do the holes simulate holes you would normally play on a normal par 72? Not really except for a couple but Verdugo Hills is still a exercise because the course is on the side of a hill.
Verdugo Hills is open at night and I recommend experiencing night golf at least once here. The novelty factor of playing in the dark is pretty cool although if you do not hit it on the green your ball may be difficult to find because only the tee box and the putting greens have lighting. The biggest bummer to this course is that all tee shots are hit off of mats. I understand why because of how popular this course is and the limited amount of space the course occupies. Still, it would be more fun if we were able to tee off of grass.
Verdugo Hills is a bit out of the way from Simi but when the traffic isn’t bad. It can get a little backed up here at times but remember, it’s only $ 10! A good place to feed your golf habit without breaking the bank.