Harbor Park Golf Course

The perfect 9 hole course for the price… only 2 par 3’s…a couple of drivable greens… but overall it’s a pretty challenging layout… well placed trees and bunkers… ruff patches in some of the fairways but overall well kept… the greens have just been punched and sanded so they are pretty slow right now… should be perfect in 2 weeks. Average 2 hrs to play the course. Nice practice putting greens… would be cool to add a chipping area since they closed the driving range.

I’ve played here over 50 times. Nice quick 9-​hole course to play. Usually takes about 2 and a half hours unless you get stuck behind some old ladies which isn’t rare. Overall well maintained and well priced on weekdays.

Awesome experience!
The place is reasonably priced (18.00 for a round of golf). It is a true executive 9 hole course with several 5 and 4 par holes. You can use must of your clubs on this course. They have a café serving up dishes to curb your appetite before or after a round.
This might not be important to others but they have gated parking (I like it) makes the place feel more up scale for a traditional muni guy like myself). The greens where in great shape. However there were a few place under repair or in need of repair around the course.
We’re in a drought and the water usage seems excessive to me. But hey what do I know!
I will return to this course in the future!

This is my favorite golf course. I have been playing here every week for a few months now and I always have a good time. My friends and I aren’t the best golfers in the area but we are able to play this course without too much frustration.
Stacy at the front desk has a busy job and I read in a review that she booked a wrong tee time for someone? Mistakes happen, buddy. She’s always been courteous and attentive even in busy situations. Thanks Stacy, well done!
The carts are BRAND NEW and are a nice addition to a pleasant golf experience for a reasonable price.

Wide fairways. Easy to walk. I didn’t like they send out groups of 5, which added to the time. Took 3 hrs of 9 holes. Nicely manicured and good.

I have golfed here on and off since the 80’s, and not much has changed. This is a 9 hole course, $ 18 for the round, and $ 3 for a pull cart. Not sure how much it cost if you want to go around a second time, but I’m sure it’s a deal.
The course has no driving range, which is within walking distance, but you can putt and use their swing cage. If you get there early enough, there is a golf range which is about a 3 minute car ride away, but not anything you would walk to.
The physical condition of the course is a solid B, it’s a great course for a novice/​beginning golfer, and will still be appreciated by a more seasoned golfer. I always have fun here, and you will meet several interesting people when you play.
In the spirit of, «you get what you pay for,» $ 18 for 9 holes is a good deal in the golf world.

First and foremost, I am extremely saddened that I must give my home golf course only 2 stars. I have consistently golfed at Harbor Park for the last 6 years and I have noticed a dreadful decline in course upkeep and management. Words cannot express my frustration with starters like Tracy. Twice, Harbor employees have incorrectly booked my tee time. It doesn’t improve matters when dealing with starters like Tracy. Both instances involving Harbor’s faulty bookings, involved the aforementioned employee. She is clearly incapable of acknowledging Harbor’s fault (both times) and is oblivious to her responsibility to serve the customer. My group was denied our reserved tee time for both instances. With mediocre course conditions and incapable staff, we will no longer be regulars.

I always have a good time golfing here. It’s not expensive for a round of golf and you can rent karts for 10 bucks. The course is in decent condition and none of the holes are to difficult. My friends and I come here a lot and usually replay after were done. I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a cheap place to play or just a good time.

Harbor Park is a fun golf course.
Twilight starts at 5 PM for $ 8.50 Mon-​Thurs. Normal price for 9 holes is $ 16 Mon-​Thurs. On Fridays 9 holes is $ 18.50 and twilight is $ 10.25. On weekends/​holidays: 9 holes is $ 21 and twilight is $ 12. I wish I had known these details before we paid. We missed twilight by 20 minutes and paid almost double, oh well.
This course is a sinch to walk, if you don’t want to carry your golf bag you can bring your own pull/​push cart or rent one there. Electric cart rental is $ 10 and push cart rental is $ 3.
It’s not a bad place to play for the amount you pay. The greens were in decent shape when I played a few weeks ago. It is a public course so be aware that you will probably wait on every shot for the group in front of you to clear out of the way. It’s a good course for beginners and golfers of all skill levels.
They have 2 parking lots. There is a fee to park in the south parking lot but the west parking lot is free. Be aware that there have been numerous vehicle thefts in both parking lots. Hide your valuables if you desire to keep them!

A very decent course to sharpen every part of your game. Very wide fairways, so a very forgiving course. But there are challenges too. Hole 4 is a obscured downhill half way down the fairway. Hole 6 is a short par 3, but the green is not visible behind the trees. There are not too many hazards. Very few bunkers but I managed to find one. The course is a very well kept city course, taxpayer dollars at work. Fairways are green. Greens are well kept. A lot of people I am paired with when I play this course say Harbor is their practice course. Usually five-​some groups are sent down the course. On occasion I’ve only been part of a two-​some, but that is rare. This course is usually crowded. Some very slow golfers on this course. My last game took 2 ½ hours, and that is average. Unless you are lucky enough to be behind a couple of fast groups. Everyone I’ve met on this course is cool, goes with the flow, doesn’t complain, and doesn’t take their game to serious. This course offers cart rental, and they are old. They make a lot of squeaks, and rattles, but get you through the nine holes. I recommend this course to get in a quick game, you need the practice anyway right. Everyone needs practice.

I LOVE HARBOR PARK GOLF COURSE!!! I’ve been only playing golf for a year, but as you can tell from the all caps I love the sport. I play at harbor once a week and everyone there is extremely friendly. Yes you can get suck behind some slower players, but take that time to practice your swing! All in all I love this place. They do have a huge mosquito and gnat problem, but when I talked to one of the guys that worked their today he said they’ve been spraying for insects so I guess it’ll get better. Course is well manicured, challenging and the greens are usually pretty well maintained. Go play at Harbor Park.

The course itself was fine. A little annoyed that they had moved greens but hadn’t actually replaced the turf where the old greens were, so it’s like hitting off a rock if you’re not quite there yet.
Very busy for a Thursday at 11am, which was compounded by the fact that they insist on sending out 5-​somes. Every.single.group. was a 5-​some, creating all kinds of backups.
The starter had absolutely no idea what he was doing and was yelling at other staffers, whining that he couldn’t send out cards and check people in at the same time. He was rude, crass and even yelling at customers.
The course is cheap and has afternoon rates after 12, which is a bonus. Cart fee is also per cart, not per person.
I would have rated it a lot higher had the starter been a little less of a jerk and send out 4-​somes to keep things moving a little better.

I grew up playing this course and the best thing about it is the people. Everytime I go out and play I see someone Ive seen there before. Very local course and growing up in Harbor City I run into a lot of old friends.
The course is open, a good mix of short tricky holes and long bomb it holes. You will not find a better golf experiance for $ 20. Unless your stuck behind a few slow groups, it can be brutal then.
To avoid that, get out on Sat or Sun morning before 730. You will be done in less than 2.5 hours and on with your day. All the people that go play that early are generally good players that play ready golf.
There are no big dirt areas like victoria and if your looking for perfect greens go pay $ 300 at Trump.

A little hard to find but this is a great course. I think there were only 2 par 3’s here. The price is reasonable for the size of this forgiving course. I have been exploring courses lately and I will be back to this one. It wasn’t crowded on a Saturday and most players kept their pace. Greens were maintained well so no complaints.

Okay I REALLY want to rate this place higher, but I have to compare it to ALL golf courses. Keep in mind: I am slightly biased. I have been going to this course since as long as I can remember. Its inexpensive, there is usually no wait, and the course is decently maintained. The only problem with this course is that you’ll be behind the occasional people who are learning the game and can slow you down. Pass them up.
If I could guess how many rounds of golf I’ve played here it’d probably be around 50 times over the course of 20 years. Maybe more.

9 regulation sized holes… shitty greens, usually plays slow, but its 20 bucks, and you could do much worse

My cheap, no tee time, totally walkable, local 9 hole golf course. I still remember showing up never playing the course and now a year later I’ve probably played 20 rounds here. This place is great cause you can hone down your game and practice all your shots. This ain’t country club standards so expect beat up greens and unrepaired divots, nor will you find the 1% here. But for the indiscriminate, low key golfer this is a gem of a course.
Harbor Park, I think I love you.

Greens were funky, spongey, slow, and spotty. But I still like the course.

I really enjoy playing at Harbor. Eventhough it’s a 9-​hole, there is plenty of length (at least for me). Fairways are wide and forgiving. Greens are well-​maintained. Easily walkable. Play can get backed up here and there, but overall, it’s not too bad.
In my opinion, this is a great course to work on your game. There’s a little bit of everything. Thoroughly enjoyable.

This is one of my local golf courses. Harbor Park is 9 holes, a true walking course with long fairways. I really like playing here with my friends, cuz I can bring out the BIG club. There is only two holes that I do not hit my Driver. Yes, I’m not a big hitter at only 250 yd avg, but its only for fun.
Harbor Park has a café to grab a bite to eat and a drink. The food now is leaning more towards Hawaiian style. Today, playing early, I grabbed a hot coffee and a Gatoraid for the later holes.
For those that do not like to walk, they have carts for rent. The practice putting greens have always been in great shape. There are two parking lots with one on the east side and the other on the south side of the main building.
When you don’t have time for a full 18-​holes, then Harbor will suit you just fine.