Los Feliz Golf Course

Restaurant was delish. Course is a fun walking course to encourage individuals to play a round

Love this par 3, nine hole course. I'm a beginner and after trying many of the surrounding par 3 courses, I like this one. It's close knit, quiet and generally since there are other amateurs there, the vibe is always great. No snooty, serious golfers huffing and fussing about anyone talking too long. All the other golfers are always calm, cool and collected. They understand the struggle! Being that the course is close knit, you can work on your aim and stroke power so you don't hit into the surrounding holes. This par 3 compared to the Van Nuys par 3 is more challenging and in better shape. All the holes have signs, too. We always choose to go to Los Feliz because of the vibe and the challenges. Another thing, you don't hear the cars and other surrounding distractions plus see any homeless people like you would at Van Nuys or Rancho Park. Los Feliz is our #1 practice course of choice! Don't forget to bring your divot tool or tees to fix your divots! This helps keep the greens nice. It literally takes three seconds tops! Los Feliz is one of the nicer municipal courses out here.

The golf course is a short 9 hole course that costs only $9 weekdays and $11 on the weekends. The clubs cost $1 each to rent. It's mostly flat, well maintained, and not that busy. The club house restaurant is a very pretty place to sit and eat. Like most restaurants today it's pretty expensive, $17 for a hamburger. We tried the nachos which were pretty good as long as you aren't against Velveeta nacho cheese. The meat, guacamole and jalapenos were good and the chips were nice and crispy. I only wished for better cheese and barring that some more chips. We also ordered the calamari which is the second worst calamari I have had in LA (the worst is the Golden Brewery.) They were frozen with terrible breading and they come with ranch dressing. They should really just be taken off the menu. It was very pleasant sitting there so I may return to try something else on the menu.

Probably my new favorite nine hole. It’s local, the holes are decently challenging and fun.

The experience on this course was pretty great overall. The greens were kept fairly trimmed and clean. I think the holes tend to clog up at certain ones but it’s not too long of a wait. I think if they added another 10 mins in between tea times it would keep it flowing.

I’d definitely come here again and also try out the restaurant right in front. Just be aware that parking can get very very limited on peak days like a Saturday. I had to park half a block away to get there so I would plan to get there 30 mins before your tea time.

Great course!! Very walkable and relaxing overall. Only complaint is the holes being a bit close together, so if you’re hitting hooks be ready to yell Four a lot! Though nothing should sway you from checking this nice, easy going course

Great little par 3 course. Only took me an hour for 9 hitting multiple balls. Honestly id give it a higher score but they were out of cards and I got lost finding hole 2 and 8, also there was also a lot of leaves. Went around 8:50am and got right in.
Great way to get some steps in.

Great price, super laid back, and fun little course. Everyone playing here is nice and does a great job keeping their distance for covid and golf etiquette. Book a tee time on the LA City website before coming, and once you arrive you jump in line for hole 1. Great course for learning or sharpening your short game.

Nice and cheap public course.
SHORT Par 3 holes.
Crowded on weekends mostly by people takes 4 or 5 shots to get to the green and carry their beer cooler, so waits can be long.