Roosevelt Golf Course — Attraction in Los Angeles

This will be the third municipal golf course that I've visited. This golf course is well kept and the staff here is awesome, too. We love Kitty, who works here and at the Los Feliz Par 3 golf course. Roosevelt Golf Course is well maintained and the fairways are wide and the layout is nice. This is a great course to learn how to aim because there's wide fairways so you'll be able to find your ball. The course layout is nice yet not so tight due to the wide fairways. You won't find many greens with divots (we are OCD about fixing our divots (and others) no matter which course we visit because we respect the sport) because it may be due to the hole designs. They are nice and challenging. You have a couple of dogleg left or right holes. You'll see a flag to mark the middle of hole on the fairway for those dogleg holes.

The course is well maintained and the greens are SO nice! Each tee box, fairway and green was in excellent condition. You won't hear any freeway or traffic noise because it's nestled in a neighborhood. There's plenty of trees so you won't be scorching in the sun. There's a perfect amount of shade for each hole.

We were introduced to this golf course by one of their long standing staff members, Kitty who also works at the Los Feliz Par 3 golf course. We're so glad she mentioned Roosevelt because now we will be frequenting Roosevelt and Los Feliz! Roosevelt is so relaxing and we love the wildlife we encounter at Roosevelt, too. There's nothing better than playing golf and hearing the birds sing, feeling the wind and soaking in the sun. We'll be back.

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TLDR: tight but great layouts, wet in the morning, lots of elevation and fun-challenging putts.

I arrived close to my tee time, 7am for a 7:10am start--my bad! Traffic can build up on the way there. It is Los Angeles. It was still dewey, wet, while it rained a lot 3 days before this round. Practice greens were closed--too wet--and tee boxes were mainly not used--again, too wet. The hole layouts, somewhat tight, were fun and lots of elevation change! 2nd hole you tee off hitting uphill, 6th hole approach is downhill to the green. I kept the driver (~260yd club) in the bag except for 2 holes. Greens are decent size, very good conditions, roll well, and breaks are challenging. The starter made us a group of 5, but we still played quickly, and rarely waited on the 3-some ahead of us after the 1st hole. LONG REVIEW, thanks...

This review is from a recreational golfer. The course is an excellent 9 hole, the grass and green is well kept. They got options for push carts. The course flows well with one hole that gets a little clogged and it’s a 5 person setup for each tee time. Just be aware there is no driving range. Overall it’s a challenging 9 hole with a lot of par 4’s and very satisfying once you finish.

Parking was limited but we luckily got one in the golf parking, otherwise street parking is available. I reserved two spots and got matched with three other random people but they were real cool.

Wish there was a drink cart lady, but overall excellent experience. There is a convenience store near golf check in that has food...