Compton Par 3 Golf Course

So this is my home course. I got the Keyes to the castle. This is a awesome course somewhat hidden in the urban jungle in between COMPTON and Paramount. $ 5 Monday through Friday. $ 6 weekends and holidays. If playing on the weekend please respect the locals who are here every single day. Rain, wind, sun, gunshots, etc. absolutely nothing keeps me out of here except my two buddies Willie and John. They run this place and keep people in line. Please don’t come with soft skin cause it’s a tough group of men here. We are a family and look out for one an other. Family friendly bring the wife kids girlfriend.

This is a good par 3 course. If you want to hone your short game skills or if you are a beginner like me and don’t want to look like a complete hack when you pay good money for a par 72 course: this is your course. The staff are friendly, the fairways are tight, and the greens will make you a good putter. If you play through 9 and are having too much fun to leave, another $ 5 will get you another 9 holes of joy. (Weekdays-​$ 5, weekends-​$ 6.)
I give it 5 stars for the love: I am learning to play here.

9 holes for 5 $ you can’t beat that, it’s a cool hidden location and if you live close by why not check it out.

I was hesitant to play here when I noticed that there was a prison located right next to the third hole. I was instantly put at ease when I saw the barbed wire fence to keep the inmates where they belong. I’m subtracting 2 stars because there isn’t any visual barrier to prevent inmates from gawking at golfers. The course itself was very dark when I played. I didn’t have any problems finishing my round though. Can’t go wrong for $ 6

With the smell of brick weed lingering in the air, we teed off on our afternoon golf game at this amazing nine hole short course overlooking the majestic Los Angeles River. Who would’ve thought that there would be such an amazing hidden gem in the heart of Compton, a city once known to have one of the highest homicide rates in the country. The championship tees are nicely decorated with a painted block of 2×4 and large nail, which really adds a rustic vibe to the course. The greens were challenging, I couldn’t tell if I was in the bunker or the green… but the presence of mulch and the flag nearby led me to believe that my ball had indeed landed nicely on the green. As I gently putted for my first par of the day, the ball barely moved. What a tough green I thought to myself, I must’ve misread the line. I proceeded to pull out my wedge and hit it full power, putting the ball in the water filled Oak Island cup. I guess the par will have to wait until the next time I’m able to afford to play at this luxury resort course.

This is a fun course, especially when you want to hone your iron skills. We teed off at 7:30am, no one else here. When we finished a couple of hours later, we were still the only ones on the course. Now you will face a lot of water! Even some of the cups were full. But only at 6 dollars per person, how can you complain.

I absolutely love this place. Is it a Recreation 9 hole no is it a Ironwood nine no. But let me tell you what it is it’s a damn good little course. Narrow fairways and lots of trees and plenty of sand. And if your unlucky enough they have water as it runs along side the LA river. The staff is awesome and you can’t beat the price.

3.5 stars
This course is more East Rancho Dominguez than Compton. I went on a Saturday morning and it was relatively quiet, the play was at good pace.
The course is well kept with good sized greens. At least 7 of the 9 holes are 155 – 160 yards long so I could not give it more stars due to the lack of variation. I would like to see them change some of the hole lengths to make it more interesting and give more variation.
Cheap — $ 5 during the week or $ 6 at weekends.

This golf course stands out like an oasis in the sea of cement and concrete that surrounds it. The San Gabriel River is the west, cemented over from shore to shore. Industrial and residential areas to the east. However, in the middle of it all sits this decently maintained par 3 golf course.
My wife and I were welcomed by a courteous and friendly staff person. In addition, we encountered very nice and pleasant people on the course. People there are definitely out there just enjoying the golf and having a good time.
I liked the medium length of the course. The shortest hole is 125 yards and the longest is 160 yds. This is a good place to practice with your medium length irons.
I loved that the green fee is $ 5 all day for nine holes on weekdays. Replay is another $ 5. Weekends are $ 6.
The entire golf course was green and well maintained. Be careful when playing around 3:30pm on a Friday because we discovered the sprinklers ringing the greens start going off then. We had to wait about fifteen minutes before they stopped. FYI, the golf attendant is not able to shut them off because they’re on a timer.
The greens are not bad except one where it was basically cut out of the fairway. In all, one round took 1.5 hrs. A decent golfer could finish it in 1 hr.
My wife and I look forward to playing there again. It’s hard to beat the price and the quality of the course.

Really. What can you ask for in terms of quality at 5 bucks! One of the first places I started my golf career. Just a short 5 iron away from my old house, my brother and I come here to just play strictly fun golf. Chips off of gopher holes and sand bunkers filled with regular dirt.
A nice little par3 9 hole in the HOOD! nice to see peeps working on their golf swing sporting baggy pants and chuck taylors! When we don’t want to play $ 100 for a round, or fly out to hawaii to hit the links, we hit up this par 3.