Always a great time! Me and a few vet buddies come together to have fun, exercise and check on each other! We play the short 9 because its short enough to walk and not long enough to get mad, we breathe the open air, total about 6000 steps, exercise our upper bodies and continue to build on the foundation that brought us together. A great way to get up and get out!

Great public course. Must play when in LA. Good course to walk. Don’t bother with a cart and enjoy the walk. Par’d 18 both times I played. Better than Arnie.

Close from Los Angeles and Santa Monica.Courses are fun. Little hills and valleys. Personally like to play at twilight after it cools off and sunset on from the 9th hole is amusing.Recommend it, but I hope it does not get too popular. its hard to reserve tee off already.

Great early morning round at Rancho Park.We were the first group off and never saw anyone in front or in back of us.The course was well manicured and taken care of. Greens were a little slow which costs me a couple of birdies . Fairways and greens = birdies and pars. Thank you!

Great driving range. $12 for a large basket. Must bring your own driver/clubs during Covid restrictions.

Fairways are wide open. Greens were fast but not to fast. Pace off play was excellent. Staff was friendly.Good value for the money.

Love to come and play here

A very historic golf course in Los Angeles. Fairways framed by huge eucalyptus trees. Changes in elevation. A wonderful public golf corse and a valuable asset to the city.

A beautiful place to enjoy even if you dont golf. Gorgeous landscaping and wonderful restaurant. One of my favorite stops on my neighborhood walks.

I love these grounds, whether its the range, 9-hole or 18-hole, the challenge is there to help improve your game.

Great course

Course is in good condition. Tee time is on time. 4hr round. Carts available.

Always like Rancho as a nice public course. Growing tired but its inexpensive.

Greens are very clean and well shaved - not too many ppl. Came with a buddy and really enjoyed ourselves

A little bit of a wait... overall good experience for my 1st time. I would come again.

This public course is incredibly packed. If you don’t have a tee time, don’t bother coming unless you plan on just hitting the range. If your a two some be prepared to golf with another pair. The course is great and a great deal for the 16 dollars it cost to play. It’s history once again drives in a constant crowd. The practice area is above average with chipping and putting. The range is average with targets but nothing special.

Rancho is the best public golf course in LA. The greens are fast and the fairways are green. Very well kept facility, always a pleasure to play.

Certainly the best LA City course as far as challenge. Dont even bother teeing off after 9. Youll be in for a 5 hour round plus.

Excellent diving range. There is a lower and upper level. Opon late at night also. Well maintained.

A great public course. Very hard to get on and quite crowded. They have people on range and around managing social distancing. Once youre on the course you are spaced out nicely.

The fairways are like carpets, the greens like sacred places. The greenkeeper is a lady who loves her job. It shows.

Absolutely horrendous experience start to finish! I made a reservation for my boyfriend’s birthday cuz it’s favorite thing in the world. They took my credit card over the phone to reserve a tee time for the par 3 and the reservation specialist specifically said when I asked if they rent clubs since we don’t have ours in town: “yes ma’am we do, we rent per club. No golf carts for par 3 but could rent a hand Cart for $5.” I said yes that’s perfect reservation and will rent clubs and hand cart there.All excited to treat my boyfriend to a day at the course we show up to be told by the pro shop attendant that club rentals are not happening. He said “nothing I can do for you. I don’t care what they told you on reservations. They are wrong. Not doing club rentals.” How embarrassing and horrific when you plan someone’s birthday. There were not even clubs to purchase. Nothing. And the guy didn’t care at all and didn’t help.When I tried calling to speak to customer service regarding the misleading information and inaccuracy which ruined his birthday they also said noting we can do- there is ALWAYS something that can be done to make right of a wrong. I’ve had free rounds at fancy golf courses. This is a cheap public course and the least they could do is make things right. I’m disgusted by how rude they are and how they don’t have trained educated Individuals making the reservations. ZERO STARS!!!! You lost a customer for life!

Great place

Great golf course in a very convenient location. The driving range is very enjoyable and its open until quite late.

A good, central location near beverly hills & century city. rancho club includes:- Full 18-hole course (have never played, though)- Par-3, 9-Hole Executive course available if you are short on time, a beginner, or need some swing practice with that damn n’ delicate pitching wedge, er with some of your lower irons- Two-Level/2-Tiered Deck Driving Range- Clubs, golf bags, golf bag rolling carts, golf balls, etc. are avail to rent- A couple, fairly decently-maintained practice putting greens throughout the grounds

Excellent layout with a reasonable yardage, not challengingly long though. A challenging course to first visitors, as tree lines play with your game. Employees are friendly as well.

Its a very clean and cozy golf course.

Very clean and well kept, considering how busy this course is

Really surprised how nicely kept the course is! Havent played here in a Vety long time, got around in just over 4 hours. Best public course in LA!

Well maintained golf course. Always have fun here. Thank you.

Its a good golf course

Love to golf in my off time. This place isnt too packed...not the fanciest place but gets the job done

Love the ability to play a 9 hole par 3 or a challenging 18 hole course.

There arent that many golf courses in the west la area. Especially for a reasonable price. Ive been going here for years since Ive lived in the area and honestly the course isnt maintained the best (on the par 3 course) which is the only reason I gave it 4 stars. If I were to rate just the 18 hole regular course itd be 5 stars for location and price. For the par 3 course its convenient for most people like me who arent Woods and have to make time to play a stress relieving game. It is perfect for brush ups and those warm ups in between the 6-12 month stretch where our clubs are collecting spider webs in the closet

Very well organized in regards to social distancing and courteous friendly knowledgeable staff Thks for a great round of Golf

Great course, fair prices, new carts, good driving range.

Beautiful environment with old trees and a challenging course

Love the golf range here. First time that I went to it to test out my swing and distance. Got to say it was fun.

Its a great, fun, easier course. Fun to walk. A little expensive.

Really nice city golf course. Always a long day though. Be prepared to be there ALL DAY, unless you get there super early. Grounds are fair, but good for a city course. It is the best option for LA City folks.

Find speed of play.

Just an amazing place to play golf

This was a very fun course

Nice driving range. They have good tees and sell 120 balls for 12usd, I think. A lot of people come here but usually you can get a spot on the 2nd floor but then you cant hit driver.

Fantastic driving range with affordable buckets of balls and a relaxed attitude. Ran into Chris Pratt on Valentines Day shooting something on the upper level!

Great condition. Beautiful course.

Rumor has it that you should hurry up and get here as its slated for remodeling this is old la with a great deal of charm. I dont think anythings changed here since 1962ish.... not much of a morning drinker myself but more than one golfer avail themselves of the $10 bloody Mary typical to slightly better-than-average hash House breakfastbut if you like the basics of bacon and eggs and a decent buttermilk pancake and then OK side of fruit with a nice view of the driving range this is your place. Lovely leisurely comfortable spacious well-lit and efficient friendly service

Just a great course with lots of memories. But like people has gotten old and worn. Still worthwhile playing if for nothing more than the memories and knowing that golf greats walked where you are walking.

Rancho Park Municipal Golf Course was opened on 3rd July 1949 and its stood the test of time, for sure.

Love this course. Grew up playing here. Its home for me and always a great time. Rounds are usually a bit slow here but well worth it for such a great course.

The best public golf course in Los Angeles.

For a busy course it was in excellent condition (late November), especially the greens. Its not too hard but has some nice undulations and quiet corners where you forget youre in the middle of LA. Great food in the clubhouse too, plus lots of cool history few munis can offer. The only slightly bad thing for me was mediocre hire clubs for $30 and I know it can be very slow to get around - at 7am on a Monday I was fine though.

The course is long and narrow and lined with trees, the fairways were in pretty good condition and the greens are undulating, small and not very fast.....Tee time was noon and we finished 5 1/2 later. The parking is long and narrow just like the course. I ended up walking around 400 yards with my bag up hill to get back to the pro shop.. There is a 2 tier driving range that was extremely crowded, better get there at least an hour early if you want to hit balls...

Plenty of parking, clean facility with challenging courses. The restaurant serves excellent food and the best Bloody Mary around.

Great location, reasonable price’s on bucket’s, and sometimes there is a bit of a wait for a pod at the range.

I like using the range. Unless you start super early, expect slow play

Amazing food.

Less crowded than the last time I’ve been here. The fairways and greens alike have been well kept than previous years. The driving range (newly renovated) can get a little packed (but quick to find a spot) in the daytime; your own closed out stall which makes it even better for the self-cautious player or those who want to zone in without any distractions.

I would rate it with zero stars if i could. customer service is terrible

Good range and good course. $12 for 120 balls in the range($9 for 70 and $5 for 30)

Good track, in basically good shape. Decent restaurant. Good greens. Fine for the location.

Nice driving range. Well lit. Easy to get in and out.

Firm n fast playing conditions - excellent shape!!

A legend of the West...

Very important Park area, especially for the neighborhood. I live in Cheviot Hills. However it has been much more than that Througout the years.Iv witness an increase in golf players and from different parts of Los Angeles.

Nice practice greens. When I dont have time to play, I can practice putting.

Great golf course, a little challenging in all the good ways.

Greens where slick like ice. Good day of golf.

Short par-3 course, small but fast greens and relatively well maintained fairways

Its the most convenient public golf course in the entire Los Angeles area. Its also very inexpensive to play golf here. Par 3 course is $9 a round.

Driving range its always available with some good golf balls

Course looks great!

Pretty reasonable for an L A golf course also there is a Par 3 golf course not too far next to it that is also pretty great and for like 9 bucks. But the main won the full Golf Course is pretty reasonable they also do something where if its before Sunset they give you a reduced rate very reasonable for La except make sure you book ahead on a Saturday its very full

Staff is kind of rough.

This place is really nice. To beautiful nature. I love green is

Good shape. No backups

Beat county course in LA. Course has a lot of personality and trees! Great fun.

Not a bad place 2 sharpen up ur short game ...

One of plenty nice public courses in the area.

Nice place for an awkward day date.

Some of the slowest golf in the world. Bring your chessboard, your headphones and infinite patience. The course needs marshals, high quality starters and a lot fewer golfers. There’s a cool plaque at the 18th tee box to one of Arnold Palmer’s worst holes of golf ever- he shot a nine on an easy 5-par in a national tournament there before your Daddy was even born.

The 9 hole chip and putt plays exactly as its name states. Its a relaxed, enjoyable place to work on ones short game. Or, just to enjoy.As a public course, fees are reasonable, but lacks the attention that private, and on more expensive clubs get and a couple of the greens needed some attention to play well. Part of that is the golfers not taking responsibility to fix divots that they make when their balls land on the greens, but they can be better maintained by the greenskeepers.For golfers who are interested in practice and well as those purists, a realbarrier to play is having to hit off a mat on every tee. I dont feel that helps anything except hitting off a mat. It doesnt even seem to help the grass grow as the grass around the tees are the thinnest and are consistently brown.Also, one should be aware that many youngsters come to learn the game in classes held during the summer. Theres also soccer golf which is coincidental with regular Golf and played on the same course. Even so, its not difficult to get up on the First Tee and play through if you want a quick 9 holes. Everyone I have encountered here was polite and allowed golfers to play through if THEY wanted to take more time around the course.

I can only comment on the driving range because I havent golfed the full course yet. That being said, its a double decker driving range with a lot of the bottom stalls being reserved for instructors, that can be a good thing if you want to learn more about golf but it can be a hindrance if you just want to get in there and get your drive on.

Not well maintained

Great place to golf, play and hit few buckets, of course. And... has some great, friendly people. I recommend them.

Beautiful 18 nestled between Santa Monica and Beverly Hills, this public course has free onsite parking, double deck driving range (plenty of instructors), and even a little snack hut on the 12th hole, complete with full bar.

Cool little coffee shop restaurant

The people its nice the supervisor isnt

Love both the big and small par 3 course.Big is nice size and challenging. I got my first eagle on this course and ran into OJ Simpson more then once. Celeb Sighting!Small par 3 is great course to get in a quick game and practice up your short game. Plus they have soccer-golf fun game for the family.

Expect a wait and come early and fibre parking its in the middle of town so it gets packed quick. Great spot otherwise.

I like to go here as they had a golf course restaurant, that was open for breakfast and lunch that was quite good and the value was quite reasonable for the area. As I understand it will it will be closing and replaced by some kind of Gastropub concoction that they hope to attract a probably a younger crowd, although Im not certain the sport and the location will accommodate their desires.

Had breakfast. Great service.

Nice place to chilling

The Best 18 holes in this city golfer of (7+ years)

I play this course a lot and the 18 hole is pretty nice. The staff are the worst though. Zero customer service.

Its one of the best public course in LA

New starter didnt know what he doing. He let 2 groups of three go off while there was a waiting list of several singles wanting to play.

Love the course

Nice park but a lot of squirrels

Range restrooms have been out of service for weeks now. Otherwise I love this course!