Harding at Griffith Park Golf Courses

The white, blue and black tees were all placed in the same place in the teeing ground all the way from the first hole though the end. It can happen at a few holes when teeing grounds should be protected for better course management but that was not the case. Further, white pins were placed in the front or in the back of the greens and red pins were placed in the middle or in the back of the greens several times BUT such wrong pin placements somehow didn't happen with blue pins. I could hear many people say these reflect negligence of course management or arrogance of the course manager due to the higher demand for tee-times caused by the pandemic. These mismanagements deprive golfers of the joy of golfing and a few strokes. All golfers do NOT have good eyesight. They SHOULD understand why all the golf courses have black, blue, white and red tees in lieu of just one tees and the color of a pin indicates the location of a hole. I confirmed that these misplacements of tees and pins happened to both Wilson and Harding courses.

This is a Great course for the Money. If you want to get 18 holes in, you must Tee Off before 12:15P.

The course was in good condition and had a nice layout however the pace of play was absolutely garbage. The people who play this course have no golf etiquette. Some people were dropping 3 balls for one hit. Others were waiting until the group in front were off the green on a par 4 to tee off. Some were on their phone instead of taking their shot. DO NOT PLAY HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO DO A 6-7 HOUR ROUND OF GOLF. Also tee times are every 5 min which doesn't help at all. Would not recommend.

The nicest staff I’ve ever been across. They treat you like family.