Best Golf Near Pasadena, CA
Best Golf in the Pasadena Area
Pasadena is a golfers paradise. Specifically, there are 5 golf courses in Pasadena, but 57 within a 20 mile radius – for a golfing hobbyist or someone who wants to go pro, that is a lot of opportunities to play. The hardest decisions are which courses to play or which offers the best bang for your buck.
If you already belong to a club, then no doubt you are partial to that one course. You know its slopes and speed and can play it like a pro. But what if you want to challenge yourself and try something new? Many have good ratings, and depending on your level of play, there are many great courses in the area. We are going to give you 6 to start out with, maybe you haven’t heard of them or perhaps you haven’t checked them out yet. Granted that all of these are public or municipal courses, so they reasonably priced.
Starting with the Executive Courses:
Roosevelt Golf Course in Los Angeles
Roosevelt Golf Course2650 N. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90027
Phone: (323) 665-2011
Email: roosevelt.golfcourse@lacity.org
Roosevelt Golf Course is an executive course that has views of Los Angeles. This is a walking-only course but still moves at a good pace. They have some amenities like a putting green and rental clubs. Roosevelt is known for having a friendly and helpful staff. Even though it is a municipal course, it is well kept and it great for a break during the week.
Monterey Park Golf Course in Monterey Park
Monterey Park Golf CLub3600 West Ramona Blvd. Monterey Park, California, 91754
Phone: (323) 266-4632
Email: mpgolfclub3600@gmail.com
Monterey Park Golf Course is a public course has a pro shop and a hitting range. It is well maintained and is great for quick play anytime. At Monterey, they also have rates for residents, seniors, and all-day. Like Roosevelt, they have good ratings on many sites, so we included them here.
Brea Creek Golf Course in Brea
Brea Creek Golf Course501 W Fir Street, Brea, California, 92621
Phone: (714) 529-3003
Email: ntroutman@golfbrea.com or jvillalpando@golfbrea.com
Even though this is a 9 hole range, this club has a lot of amenities. Brea Creek Golf Course has a driving range, chipping and putting greens. Moreover, they have programs for instruction if you are an adult or a junior. Also, Brea Creek can host tournaments. In fact, there are programs for seniors and women. You can even get an event hosted at this venue! Check the website for details.
Now For The Full Course Picks…
Angeles National Golf Club in Sunland
Angeles National Golf Club9401 Foothill Blvd, Sunland, California, 91040
Phone: (818) 951-8771
Dan Meherin, Chief Operating Officer
danmeherin@angelesnational.com
T (818) 951-8771 x 112
Angeles National Golf Club is one of the busiest public courses we have found. Indeed, this club does it all – great maintenance on the greens, instruction, tournaments, dining, weddings, events, and more. Angeles is rated highly and it is no wonder, the Nicklaus Design group created the course. For this reason, please check the website for prices and tee time availability. Because it is an 18-hole course, carts are required.
Coyote Hills Golf Course in Fullerton
Coyote Hills Golf Course1440 E. Bastanchury Road, Fullerton, California, 92835
Phone: (714) 672-6800
Email: agm@coyotehillsgc.com (Pro Shop & Tee Times)
Coyote Hills Golf Course is a semi-private club, so the greens and clubhouse are very well maintained. They have many amenities, such as dining, pro shop, locker room with showers, ability to host events or weddings, practice facilities, individual or group instruction, tournaments and much more. This is a beautiful course in the foothills. Check the website for details.
Marshall Canyon Golf Course in La Verne
Marshall Canyon Golf Course6100 N. Stephens Ranch Rd., La Verne, California, 91750
Phone: (909) 593-8211
yduffin@marshallcanyon.com
Marshall Canyon Golf Course is in the foothills above La Verne, CA. It’s a walkable municipal course with amenities such as game instruction, leagues, a driving range, and tournaments. Of course, this is more of a bare-bones type of club for those who aren’t interested in frills. However, this is a good course to practice more strategy than long drives.
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