Angeles National Golf Club

Van Nuys, CA · 10 mi away

Woodley Lakes Golf Course is a municipal course in Van Nuys, California, part of the city's Sepulveda Dam Recreation Area complex. Wide fairways and large greens sit alongside roughly nine acres of water hazards, and the grounds provide habitat for a range of wildlife. The course was designed by Ray Goates and opened in 1975 as the third course built within the recreation area. It was built to suit players of varied skill levels, with generous landing areas that favor beginners while still testing longer hitters. Operated by the City of Los Angeles, Woodley Lakes plays to about 6,800 yards from the back tees, with four sets of tees including newer family tees on every hole. The facility includes a lighted driving range, practice greens and cart and club rentals.

Granada Hills, CA · 10 mi away

Knollwood Country Club is an 18-hole public golf course in Granada Hills, California, in the San Fernando Valley, established in 1956. It was designed by William F. Bell across rolling hills terrain that creates natural elevation changes throughout the round. The course plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,385 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 70.8 and a slope of 124. Facilities include a two-tiered driving range, putting greens, a full-service pro shop and a clubhouse with a restaurant and event spaces, along with lighted tennis courts. Despite the country club name, Knollwood operates as a public daily-fee course open to any golfer, with tee times available from sunrise to sunset. It also hosts weddings and other events in its banquet facilities.

Los Angeles, CA · 11 mi away

Wilson Golf Course is a public, 18-hole municipal course in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, opening in 1927 as part of a pair of courses built alongside the earlier Harding course, following the era of architect George C. Thomas Jr.'s work in the park. Superintendent William Johnson and architect William P. Bell later modernized the layout in the 1930s, adding irrigation and building the clubhouse still used today. At more than 7,000 yards from the back tees, Wilson is one of the longer municipal courses in the city, with mildly rolling fairways set in a forested section of the park near the Los Angeles Zoo and Griffith Observatory. It has hosted rounds of the Los Angeles Open and remains a heavily used, city-operated course popular for its accessible location.