Los Amigos Golf Course

I think I may have played here ages ago, but I didn't remember it much. Knowing the layout is definitely beneficial, as there are a few doglegs here and there and traps in strategic spots. I was going to play whites but the people I walked on with were playing blues. That put the traps right in my range... And I got in 2 of them. I will say, compared to some other courses the traps were pretty darn well maintained. I was in the sand 5 times and it always played like it should. It wasn't hard pan, or anything crazy. The greens are not well maintained, but they run fast. The pins were in tricky spots. I was fixing ball marks on every green. So, they were soft, which was nice, you could attack the pin, but it seemed nobody fixed their marks. One guy in my group didn't fix his, 3 feet from where the ball was, and in my line. There was a break so I putted around it, then fixed it as I walked by. Last this is their are a few holes with water that can come into play and the trees are no joke. The fairways are ample, but you'll pay if you miss them. The grass is fairly typical but greatly maintained public grass with lots of patchy places. Overall, though, I'm not going to complain. It's my third round at the third course in 3 weeks, as I try to get back into playing. Oh, about the pace of play. Just over 2 hours on the front, but 2:40 on the back. That stunk. Prices are a bit higher than I remember, but with everything going on, it's no surprise. I'm just glad to get out.