Hands down, one of the best course/range I've been too. Best customer service, they have an amazing environment. Super friendly. Would recommend time and time again. read more

Was here this morning to hit a few balls at the range, I havent touched a club in like 6yrs. $6 for 50 balls or $10 for 100. They now have a couple of stalls where its shaded, which is nice for the hot summer days in the SGV. Like a few people said you hit off mats, which is normal, but the mat is like fake turf, pretty cool. Nice place, I would come back read more

Ladies, if y'all need a little 'Me' time, get you golf-loving SO a monthly membership to AGC. For about $30/month, they can spend a little over an hour every few days hitting some balls (100 to be exact) at the range while you do you. HH beer from 5-9pm if you're feeling generous. All jokes aside, this is a nice spot to get outdoors and hit a few balls or just make a fun little date out of it. read more

In no way am I an avid golfer, nor do I know much about the sport. In fact I have no feelings toward Golf. That being said, I found Par 3 to be one of the most unique and interesting places in Arcadia. The driveway leading into the parking lot is a bit tight, but the actual parking lot is huge. The Rio Hondo Bike path runs parallel to the parking lot, so before or after you can take a stroll and even though a lot of homeless people live near the lake, the walk is nice and offers a spectacular sunset view. Back to the golf course. If you go with a group of three or more people it isn't expensive at all. The view from the range is also spectacular. Again, I haven't been to many golf courses, but you can order pitchers of beer at this one. All around a fun time. read more

You can't ever go wrong with a Groupon deal and "An 18-Hole Round of Golf For Two, with Two Draft Beers, and Two Sleeves of Nike Golf Balls" for $22 is no exception. My boyfriend and I went golfing here and found it to be a fun little course for the price. There is plentiful parking and a nice driving range and putting green. We didn't utilize them because we use our first 9 holes as practice lol. Booking our tee time was very simple, no hassle. The staff is good about keeping up with tee times. We were given our sleeves of balls when we checked in, which could come in handy if you happen to lose your ball. Be prepared for a brisk walk through the course and watch out for those pesky footgolf players. Ugh, the only thing that would make life worse is if they added a disc golf course to regular golf courses! Whatever, I digress. My one real complaint about Arcadia Golf Course is their "tee boxes". They should have the option to tee off of the grass and not only off the mats. Other than that, the fairways and greens are in decent condition. Would be better if players follow golf etiquette and repaired divots and respected pace of play. I'm sure beginners/intermediates love it here, but you can have fun and learn the rules of the game at the same time. Tip: Bring your hat, sunglasses, and water. read more

Terrible golf range balls. Almost all the balls are dirty and never been washed. Bad management. read more

Arcadia Golf Course - They never wash these range balls. Dirty balls means bad service. Unlike Mountain Meadows golf course, their balls are very clean. - Golf Near Me - Arcadia, California

Visiting the in laws out in Arcadia and decided to stop by to hit a few balls. I was vaping at the range like any golfer does at any driving range and/or while playing on any field. One of the workers comes out and said "you have to take that to the smoking area" and pointed me to the area. Dude... come on people at the driving range and golf course expects smoker to be there especially cigar smokers. I'm just saying people that play, that actually plays are expecting other people to smoke and drink on the field. All I have to say is get that stick out of your butts... we know when to be responsible around kids and ensure that we are not blowing smoke in people's face read more

I come here 3-4 nights a week. At 8pm they have $8 for 18 holes, I usually get 15 or 16 holes in. Kyle is great he remembers my name every night he's here the lights go off around 9:45 9:50 which is great so it's worth the money. The cat who worked tonight and has worked nights before turns the lights off just before 9:30, no warning when you're paying. Love the course for some quick practice but sucks when u don't get that extra 15 minutes thats 2-3 more holes. Can't really complain but customer service wise the lights should be on till 9:40 or warm the customers! Overall good little pitch and putt course. read more

It is a very nice par 3 course. I wish the greens were faster though like a par 72 course. Other than that, had a great time.

First time ever to see practice pad with no rubber tee - they ask you to buy rubber tee and take empty basket back . Really ? With $14 for a basket those guys are shamelessly greedy. read more

Great course. Driving range is a nice layout. Definitely recommend for beginners. I will be back

First time ever playing Foot golf and it was AWSOME!!! Since I had never done this before the staff was really helpful and gaved us great tips. The golf carts ran great, the beer was mice and cold, we had fun, we can't wait to come back. read more

Arcadia Golf Course - Foot golf! We'll be back - Golf Near Me - Arcadia, California

Very friendly staff. Brian (an employee at the pro shop) was very helpful and helped me set up a tee time on a busy weekend when my online booking didn't go through for some reason. Great course for first-timers. Also, I forget the name of the marshal, but he was very kind and even offered to rake the bunker for me on the first hole to keep the pace of play (after I hit an atrocious tee shot lol). read more

Great 18 hole par-3 course for those beginning to pick up the game. The putting green and the driving range are nice and rarely gets overcrowded. The clubhouse is very small with a small shop and kitchen. The course itself is not too bad. Each tee has a mat to tee off of. Other than the 3rd hole, almost all of the holes on the course are around 90-120 yards, so unless you are going to hit up the anything lower than a 5 iron will not be needed. The best thing about this course is that they have lights which allow for night time golfing. Although the place closes at 10 PM., they turn off the lights at around 9:30-9:45. This is my go-to course to play when I need to refine my short iron game and to come back after a long layoff from the game. read more

Great place to play and practice short game. Dont like the soccer golf aspect. If these soccer golf players are going to come to a GOLF course they should learn golf ettiquite. If your group is slow in getting from hole to hole let GOLFERS go ahead of you. I guess they dont understand that i have to wait for you to clear the greens before i can tee off. Which is normal on any GOLF course. But here is the thing that gets me. After i tee off they start with their kick off or whatever its called. That way they can speed the game up a little. So i gave three stars not for the golf course itself, but for that fact that someone needs to teach soccer players ettiquite. read more

Cheap and good golfing! Not too busy on the early saturday mornings. Great place to take lessons from Coach Rich. Great Coach! Open until late. In the quiet neighborhood area of Arcadia that borders El Monte. Little snack bar with the usual stuff and good for coffee in the morn. Lots of little ones learning golf here as well as the mix of clientele here makes it good for the not so serious & beginners to mix in as well. read more

This is where I started the game of golf. A game that I used to despise. It looks so boring, there's no action where as basketball you can pop a shot and bam!!! It's In Yo Face!!! LOL But later in life when all my boys turned to men and house a pregnant woman, I'm left but to take up a new hobby. And what's up with all the pregnant friends? "Popping baby in the ice, like blizzard..." Ok that makes no sense, but it sounds funny so blah! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvgJEznqtms The driving range is decent. The course is super tight, it's a par 3 so it's sort of expected. This is a beginner course so you'll find hacks, and dads who want their kids to be the next Tiger Wood, or Michelle Wie walking theme around. Golf ball may look harmless but when it's 400 yards up in the air, you can really injured yourself. And yes, if it hits you in the head you can die. So I wouldn't recommend parents taking their kids out on this course. It's super tight and with bunch of beginner swinging away like it's a baseball practice, it's not surprising to see balls flying into your area. It's a lot more quite during the day on weekdays. So if you have to take out your kids do it that time it's safer. It's like miniature golf course for adults so you can expect lots of yelling, "whooo yeah!!!" Yessss!!!!" "Wooooooooo!!!!!" "Suck on these ****!!!!" type of deal. Lots of blue collar who can't be without their beer walking around drinking, and a few times I smelled Kush. Yeah fine you want to relax with beer but please throw them in the trash don't leave them lying on the green. So you've been warned don't take it seriously when golfing here people here are loud and without golf etiquette, putting it lightly There's this one Hispanic dude that works there. He's very obnoxious, don't like him. So service vary on who's behind the counter. What does that say? There's no customer service training here. Recaps Service varies on who's behind the counter. Lots of kids and beginner so you have to deal with loud kids and idiots Pricing is average $10 for a full bucket, $17 dollars for the course, $12 for night golfing after 7pm. You can get $50 member card and you'll save about $3/course use. read more

This is like a walking distance place for me. Staffs here are super nice and attentive. It was me and the girlfriend's first time here and the staff had asked if it was our first time so that he could provide is the right kind of club. We spotted about 16-18 spaces for people to practice swinging their golf balls and a small putter as you enter the place. $7 for a bucket of 65 balls $10 for a bucket of 105 balls $3 for a rental club $2 tees rentals Note: If you have your own club, bring it! As for the tees, it's just a $2 dollar deposit, you will get it back whenever you're done with your fun. Enjoy your practice and have fun. read more

Fantastic place to work on your short game/iron play. The course is surprisingly well kept. The range is on mats, and if you are able, you could hit under the covered portion where you get shade. If only they allowed folks to hit on grass, this place would really rock. Staff here is pleasant. read more

The have soccer golf at this golf course!! It can get weird when people are kicking a ball while you are golfing. We almost got hit by a golf ball when we were on the next hole. However, this is a inexpensive gold course. Great for beginners/intermediate players. There is plenty of parking. They have a small little office with a snack area and bathrooms. Outdoor seating as well. The driving range is on a flat ground. Minimal cage protection. read more

What the bloody hell happened? This used to be a good place to improve your GIR and now it has gone down hill. They've built in Foot Golf (yes, it's a sport, Google it, there's an association and competitions, etc) Argh. The wait was tolerable then, now... Bring a book, it'll be awhile. The two activities should be separated. You don't see golfers chipping or practicing iron shots on a soccer field... You get the drift. read more

Staff here is friendly. On the weekdays, range is pretty busy up until they close at 10pm. Ball machine is closed at 9pm. Putting green available. Pretty laid back, fun crowd on the course. More beer drinking than golf etiquette which I like. The range is $10 for 100 or $7 for 70 balls. The course is $17 dollars, Carts available. $12 for night golfing after 7pm. read more

Driving Range Review: A lot of driving ranges make you hit off mats. Some let you hit off grass. Never have I seen a driving range that uses mats that have artificial grass that simulate a fairway. I've hit on it and ... I LIKE IT! Open 'til 10, but they stop giving balls at 9. read more

Took a class here with my bestie and we used to come to practice on the range a lot after work or on the weekends. I'm not going to pretend that I'm a golf pro, far from actually, but I would shoot somewhere between 90-100 the handful of times we went on the 18 hold par3 with some friends. It's a quick, fun and fast course, great for beginners or experienced golfers to brush up their skills. Only thing is that the place is HARD to find...especially at night. One would not have suspected there exist a range tucked in the middle of the street. Entrance is super discrete and the sign is not big so I suggest to drive slowly or rely on your GPS. Note: If you ever take classes with Rich, he will reward you with his home cookings...mmm....chilli... read more

First time playing on this course. Loved the turf for the tees, made it very easy to hit. Best part of my experience was Milton. He was amazing! Organized the tee times, and even gave direction on the course. He allowed my brothers and I to hit a few balls on the driving range to warm up as we waited for our tee time. Appreciated him very much! read more

It's a good, well-kept range and course. Various maintenance drives unexpectedly shut down the course on frustratingly short notice, and the early hours often translate into opening at 615 or later. It's hard to find good help these days, but overall a good spot. read more

Great Par 3. Mon,Tue & Wed hit from Grass. read more

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Golf course good. Park at your own risk. Too many transients in the area. My car was broken into in the parking lot. Be aware.

I'm always up for this course because it goes really fast. I love that you can walk and have a great time. You can practices on your shirt game. Very fun. read more

The dark skinned guy who manages the course is an asshole. He came over and hassled me to leave even though I was only there for 40 minutes and people that were there before me were still standing there playing. He did not approach them and instead rudely demanded for me to finish so that the next person could take my stall. He stated I was using my phone when in fact, I was just listening to music while playing. Regardless, I was still below the 1 hour maximum limit. He told me if I didn't like it then I should leave. I signed up to be a member here since it is nearby to home and I could enjoy my time here. As a member, I do not believe we should be talked to or treated this way. The owner of the golf course should educate their employees on improving their customer service as this seems to be a major issue at this location (see other reviews for reference.) read more

Best place to play soccer golf. It's not that busy of a course and it's nice grass. Not many golf courses are offering soccer golf. read more

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I love the fact that I have a golf course in my backyard. Not literally, but with about a 5 minute walk I can hit the range or tee off on a solid Par-3 course. I can't complain. The staff is plenty friendly and the driving range is quite nice. Plenty of spaces open for you to make a complete fool of yourself while you warm up for tee time (ha). They stop teeing off at 7pm and stop selling range balls at 9pm (which I found out recently as I never usually go that late). They have a small pro shop and you can drink on the course - but don't abuse it. There is a "FootGolf" thing going on here, but I don't think it will be lasting long...at least I hope not, the place doesn't need more riffraff hanging around those parts...stick to golf, please. Other than that, fun course, inexpensive green fee (I think we got a twilight discount because it was $13) and a bucket of range balls is $10. I think. I have a great time every time I visit and can't complain about much. read more

This is a nice 18-hole par 3 course that serves as my base for improving my game. Come here mainly for the driving range and putting green but will get on the course once in awhile. The driving range itself is nice and well lit at night. Usually it's not too busy but it can get packed during the summer when all the parents are out with their Tiger Woods- or Michelle Wie-hopeful kids. Poor kids. Anyway, a large bucket of balls will run you $10. The range has well marked flags to aim at and isn't unpleasant looking like Asuza Greens or uneven like Rancho Duarte ranges. This is a matted driving range but once in awhile, they'll open up to hit off the grass. The putting green is simple and mostly flat. They recently added in these mini holes you can putt into which is fun to really work on your precision. The course itself is unspectacular but is nicely maintained and a great place to work on your short iron game. Again, you'll be hitting of mats here but it's understandable with the hacks that you'll see out on the course. The course is lit at night too so you don't have to rush off if you get caught in a slow round or a late start. read more

Came here SuperBowl Sunday morning. Got here around 9:15AM and started playing at 10Am. Not too bad a wait, considering it was very crowded. There were quite a few foursomes ahead of my buddy and I. We were told that we would be paired up with another two and that was that. Luckily, both our pairs were easy going types. We had a good time, played with strangers, and as the day went along we ended cheering for each others' good shots. $15 for the full 18 Par 3 course. Right in the range I would expect to pay for Par 3 courses. The staff is helpful and patient. Our group didn't hear our names called, though. So, I think we were skipped at least once. They have a beverages cart that is driven by a pleasant lady who seems to come around 3-4 times in the course of an 18 hole game. Pretty good, I'd say. The following pertain to my experience, THAT day. Greens: FAST. Hole Location: Towards the edges of the greens. Fairways: More like just short rough. Tee Distances: The shortest - 90 yards (Approx.) The longest - 153 yards Driving Range has a decent amount of tees, as well. The best range IMHO is here. They have actual green, well kept grass in their range. Plenty of flags, berms, and yard markers. Last thing, golf carts. I don't use 'em. But, I understand if you need to. They do have golf carts here. $9 - $12 to rent, depending if it's for single or twosome. Almost forgot, there is a fair sized practice putting green on the walk towards the clubhouse. NO PITCHING! There is also a designated pitching area. I haven't used this yet. But, I think I remember the sign saying it was $7 to use...call them and clarify. I'm going off my less than stellar photographic-memory. read more

This is the place to play at if you are a beginner and wanting to improve your short game. Green fees are only $15 bucks on the weekends and $13 for weekdays. I think Twilight fees are only $8 bucks. Bring a 6 pack and good time can be had by all. read more

Very cheap Par 3 in the East SGV. Yes, you have to hit off of mats but you know what they say.... drive for show, putt for dough. Come here to practice your "making $$$" game. Also since this an american golf facility, your range card works at multiple places. read more

Great little spot. Tune up the short game. Fairways in excellent shape as were greens. Don't be deterred by the youngsters playing "foot golf" (with soccer balls). Nice range and putting green. They even have a beer cart with friendly service. read more

Well maintained greens and lots of shade. With shade comes trees, and with trees comes obstacles... dont worry... it makes the game more interesting. Fees are a little pricey and this Par 3 doesn't provide much opportunity to use a driver, but it is great for working on your short game. Also open late which makes it easy to get a game in after work. read more

Came here to watch my cousin play golf. One may not think there is a golf course as one passes the entrance since the driving range and golf course are about a quarter mile from Live Oak. As one walks in there is a putter area which states "only for instruction." There are about 15 spots for the driving range. Off to the side of the driving range is where the golf course begins. When I came it was mainly men who just got off work and middle/high-school students. Nonetheless, it seems like everyone gets along and has fun. Great place to check out if you're a golfer living in the area. read more

This review is specifically for the driving range, now the golf course. Quick comment from someone I met on the range should sum up the current situation at Arcadia. He said "the guy in the pro shop tried to sell me their monthly membership and I told him 'what's the point of having all that range balls if I can't get a spot to hit?'". Arcadia range is part of the Player Club net work now. They have a $40/month membership where you will receive 2 large buckets of ball everyday, plus others benefits like free beginner group lessons, discount green fee, etc. It's definitely a great deal for someone who practices a lot. However, if you can only go at night, the range is often full and you'll need to wait for an open spot. Range balls used to be always clean and looked close to new. Now they are beat up, scuffed, and dirty. Just too many miles from all the members. You can hit off grass on Wednesday, but if you go there after ~4PM, the grass is pretty much hacked up. read more