Scholl Canyon Golf and Tennis Club

Designed by William Bell Jr., ASGCA and opened in 1994

Scholl Canyon - Glendale, California

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Course Details

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3039 yards

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Rating:

56.6

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Scholl Canyon" course at the Scholl Canyon Golf and Tennis Club facility in Glendale, California features 3039 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 60. The course rating is 56.6 and it has a slope rating of 81. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $47. Scholl Canyon Golf and Tennis Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 3 practice tees. Designed by William Bell Jr., ASGCA, the Scholl Canyon golf course opened in 1994.

Estimated Green Fees

$47

Scorecard for Scholl Canyon

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Back54.70/88	259	103	324	122	167	127	83	140	262	1587	253	89	145	289	108	252	87	125	104	1452	3039
Forward (L)0.00/0	233	83	294	84	126	101	61	107	228	1317	231	64	78	218	64	206	49	81	92	1083	2400
Gold54.70/88	259	103	324	122	167	127	83	140	262	1587	253	89	145	289	108	252	87	125	104	1452	3039
Par	4	3	4	3	3	3	3	3	4	30	4	3	3	4	3	4	3	3	3	30	60

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ARMEN A. Reviewed June 26, 2011

I played this course for the first time today; teed off at 3:10. It is an interesting course. Plays long for a par 60. There are tricky holes which make it interesting not mentioning the sloping greens on every hole except 12 and 13. Hole 3 has a hidden green to the left along the canyon wall. It is easy to mistake the flag on the 5th hole (where I sent my first shot) thinking it is the 3rd green. Front 9 plays easier than back 9 but more chances for par and birdie on the back than the front. Definitely take your woods and driver (unless you pitch 110 yds and drive 4-iron 300 yds) and don't forget to rent a cart; you will need it for the back 9 (steep climb). Greens run very fast on this course. They are pot-marked because players do not repair the ball marks. The T-boxes are in less than average condition mostly because players do not repair divots despite the fact that the course provides sand/seed mix at every T-box (Look inside the green "AID" box). I am a beginner with high handicap but found the course enjoyable and challenging. Allow 3-4 hours; there are slow crowds ahead especially on the back 9 where you lose balls and have to retake shots - bring plenty of balls (I lost 5). Recommend you play at least a two-some so your buddy can watch where your ball lands on the long holes (I played single but the course was not crowded so I had time to look for my ball.)

Have a good round

Michael C. Reviewed February 02, 2011

Good place to work on short game - short to mid irons, pitching, chipping, and sand. Not good for working on putting. I did not like the greens. They are sloped and very fast. Even if your approach lands near the pin, the ball will roll away. No reward for an accurate approach.

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