9401 Foothill Blvd,
Sunland, California 91040
Office
+1 (818) 951 8771Fax
+1 (818) 951 8791Website
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Ben Krug (Head Golf Professional)The Course:
18 holes. Desert-style. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Rural countryside and hills.
Designer:
Nicklaus Design (project led by Steve Nicklaus)
34.267963
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20 miles N of Los Angeles
HEADING EAST on I-210, north of Los Angeles, take exit 9 (Wheatland Ave) and head north on Wheatland Ave. After 200 yards turn right onto Foothill Blvd. After approx 1 mile golf entrance is on your left. HEADING WEST on I-210, north of Los Angeles, take the Sunland Blvd exit. Go straight through the traffic light onto Fenwick St. After 250 yards turn left on Foothill Blvd. After approx 1 mile golf entrance is on your right.
Angeles National
Angeles National Golf Club is home to one of a new generation of championship courses built within the last 20 years around Los Angeles, and widely regarded as one of the most challenging, especially if attempted from the back tees. Lying at the mouth of the Tujunga Canyon, scenic hills rise-up on either side of the course, while the Big Tujunga Wash sweeps past several holes on the closing stretch.
Laid out on gently undulating, easy-walking terrain, the two nine-hole loops occupy an open and natural, linksy environment, into which Steve Nicklaus has created an excellent desert-style course. Separating the generally good-width fairways and not overly penal rough, are wide areas of bushy desert rough, well worth avoiding if a good score is to be compiled.
Bunkers of many shapes and sizes have been deployed around the greens and along the well-presented fairways, while desert-wash areas will need to be crossed from many tees and in front of a few greens - not least at the par-3s. Ponds and lakes are sparingly used, but do come dangerously into play on the dog-legging par-4 17th and after you have carried a small ridge at the excellent par-4 18th.
At the clubhouse end of the course a bit of traffic noise might be heard from Interstate-210, but not to disturb your enjoyment of this very natural and testing golf course, and the magnificent mountain and canyon views that lie to the north and east.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2018].
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted at certain times. Golf carts are fitted with GPS.
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Angeles National's new clubhouse is due to be completed in 2009. Drawing inspiration from the early colonial missions, such as the San Juan Capistrano Mission, it is based on a traditional Spanish-style that will blend with the natural desert surroundings of the Tujunga Canyon. >> Angeles National occupies land that was previously part of the Big Tujunga Wash area, where water would cascade down from the San Gabriel mountains, bringing rocks and boulders in its path.
2100 Empire Avenue, Burbank, California 91504
+1 (818) 843 5500
Visit websiteLocated in the northern outskrits of LA, near Burbank's Bob Hope airport, the LA Equestrian Center, ABC, NBC, Warner Bros and Universal Studios, and CityWalk.
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Angeles National (6 miles)
Rancho Park; Los Angeles CC (private);
150 E. Angeleno, Burbank, CA 91502
+1 818 841 4770
Visit websiteThe Holiday Inn Burbank - Media Center is located next to Burbank Town Centre, and provides easy access to Disney Studio, Warner Brothers, Dodger Stadium, Universal Studios and Magic Mountain. Also in the area is Old Town Pasadena, home of the Rose Bowl.
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Angeles National; Rancho Park; Los Angeles CC (private);
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