- Every tee has an open fairway for big drives.

- Most baskets are within birdie range.

- 2 tees are from top of a hill, great for epic drives

- Can get pretty windy in the afternoon. Best to play earlier in the day.

- Tee pads are showing wear. Might be updated soon.

- only 9 baskets, though room for more.

This is my local course. I play it every week due to the proximity to where I live. I recommend playing during the week since parking is free then.

Fantastic setting - Course is at the top of a state park with views of the LA area.

Open space - A good spot to air out some drives. There are minimal trees on this course which makes it good for tracking your shots.

Wheather - Sure this can change on any given day, but you're most likely to encouter sunshine and strong winds at the top of this hill which increases the challenge in a good way.

Family friendly - If you have your kids in tow then there is a ton of stuff to keep them occupied at this park.

Pay to play on weekends - However this may relieve course congestion.

Only 9 holes - Yes it only has 9 baskets, but since it isn't overrun with disc golfers you could quickly play 2 rounds.

Bystanders - Park patrons don't always realize that they are lounging in the middle of a disc golf course.

Footing - Although all the fairways are grass, most are overrun with gopher holes which makes walking to the basket an obstacle course.

The more I play this course the more appreciation I have for it. It is challenging and it makes me happy to see this space used for disc golf. If they could somehow sneak another 9 holes in here then this could easily be the crown jewel of disc golf for the westside of LA.

This course is rarely crowded--weekend or weekdays. I've never seen more than 3 total groups here and I've pretty much never had to wait. Great beginner course with mostly par 3's, only one of which is longer than 400 (and even that one is pretty downhill). Lots of interesting elevation changes since the course is in a bowl shaped field. There's also a lot to do in the rest of the park area (exercise machines, sports fields, trails, playgrounds, picnics) so it's a good place to spend a day.

If it's your first time playing it's sometimes a bit difficult to find the next hole. Plus some of the tee boxes are on/across from a walking path that's usually full of pedestrians. A couple of the holes (especially #3) are insanely well guarded by trees and make anything less than par impossible. Because of it's elevation it is usually quite windy. The tee boxes don't win any style points considering they're all just large pieces of plywood bolted to the ground... There is poor drainage and they water the fields in the mornings so there is always a change of standing water on hole #9.

I would try and avoid it on the weekends as there is a 6$ parking fee and the park is absolutely packed with cars. Be prepared to wait in a line of cars to get in and have to hunt for a parking space.