Maggie Hathaway Golf Course — Attraction in Los Angeles

The first thing I have to say is the staff at the Maggie Hathaway Golf Course is A-OK. They are hands down the best thing about this course. The course itself is excellent. The longest hole is 130, but there are a few 120+ holes. The greens can use a little better maintenance, they were covered with some weed that makes it hard to putt because it makes the surface uneven. Besides that it's a great little course to work on your iron game. They have a great putting practice green, a practice bunker, and a practice chipping flag. The driving range is cool too. They give you a free bottle of water with a round of golf which is needed during these hot summer days. I would definitely...

This course is a wonderful hidden value. It has spectacular views of the Santa Monica mountains and the downtown Los Angeles basin. The course is well kept with small challenging greens that can be difficult to read because a number of holes on this course sits on a hillside even though it doesn't feel it like when your their. Putting tip; be aware of the overriding slope of each hole. The staff and coaching is wonderful and helpful. The practice greens and enclosed driving range are great but best of all, you can play 9 holes in about 45 minutes or less depending on your level of skill. This is the best and most fun practice...

Great little walk-up par 3 course, three or four of the holes sit atop hills so you'd better stick it, or be a great chipper. Fairways aren't wide and the greens aren't Beverly Hills Country Club types either, but if you wanna get some work in, without a tee time, this should be a consideration. And did I mention a par 3 course with a...