Sinaloa Golf Course

I’ve been coming here for a few months now and I absolutely love this course and range.
The range is by far the cheapest and best deal out there, $ 13 for two large buckets and I’m happy.
The course is nicely maintained, fun to play with a few hazards.
This is my go to course and range every Sunday.

Just played here today for the first time and definitely enjoyed the course! It’s a nice par 3 course and we were able to do a replay relatively easy. Can’t beat the prices and a great time to practice your short game!

Mind you I’m not an avid golfer. So this golf course was my first experience ever being at a golf course and playing.
Parking: Good size lot right out in front so nothing to worry about there.
Service: Honestly it was exactly what I exptected when I walked it. An older white man who looks like he’s been playing golf since Arnold Palmer. Kind of slow at the register but got me all squared away.
Cost: Prices really arent 2 bad. It was $ 12 for the round and only $ 3 for the cadi trolly (which in my opinion is the best $ 3 you can spend in Simi Valley)
Course: The course is a par 3 9-​hole as well has a 30 spot driving range up to 200 yards. Overall I’d say the course was ok. There were some soggy parts on the fairway. Along with some muddy spots throughout the course. With that being said the layout is awesome and the convenience of it being right there in simi is awesome.
Def check it out!

Sinaloa is a sweet little par 3 golf course. There are only 9 holes here so if you want to play 18 you get to go around twice. The price — $ 10 for 9 holes — can’t be beat and if you want to play 18 holes, it’s
Only an additional $ 4. The course is SHORT. Great place to work on your short game.
The water doesn’t really come in to play unless you are a beginner and even then, only on the 1^st and 9^th holes. The greens are FAST, but in good shape. And there are just enough sand traps to keep it interesting. And not too many trees — and none of them really come into play.
With a small driving range and putting green, you can easily get 9 holes played in 2 hours. Beautiful setting, friendly staff — a fun afternoon.

Great little course. I love going out with my sons and grandson. The little guy is about to beat me, except we don’t keep score.

Great place to either learn the game or just enjoy a quick round of golf. All the holes are par 3 so it takes roughly 90 minutes for a complete game without rushing it. The staff was also very polite and helpful.

A great little course for anyone, and the price is right. I gave it four stars because of the low price, super-​friendly staff, well-​kept greens, reduction of geese (and resultant abundance of goose-​poo), AND it’s nice to have a par-​three course that doesn’t use mats at the tee boxes… yay.
I love seeing families play here, and everyone from beginners to weekend duffers to advanced players working on their short games. It’s a good place to play as a single and join up with two or three people, because everyone is always so chill about their golf game here. Also, you can play in less than an hour when it’s not crowded.
The sixth hole is the BEST!

Fun course, longest hole 165 yards.
Each of the 9 holes is a replica of a «classic» par 3 hole, i.e. 12^th at Augusta. Course is in decent condition, greens are some of the best I have seen.
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Super-​duper inexpensive to hit some range balls. We came on Thursday, apparently we got double the balls, 4 $ for a large bucket. Sweet. Let’s not even go double entendre on that, whoops too late.
Anyways, hitting golf balls is a great de-​stressing activity. Unless you are pretty bad, which okay I’ll say it, I’m no pro. I may have been co-​captain of the girl’s golf team back in high school, but it was only due to seniority, not skill. Ha. However, I have fun out there. Who needs an excuse to hang out with family and crack all the caddyshack, billy madison, or tin cup quotes you know. I know I can quote many scenes from those movies word-​for-​word.
I’ve played here in the past, it is alright. Condition is average at best, but its a parks and rec course which helps to keep the costs down. I didn’t use the practice putting green. My only minor quibble, quite a few of the mats on the range are not level. Mats generally are not the best hitting surface anyways, so that is not such a surprise. For what it is, it is a good course and a fun place to come for an afternoon or morning, whatever your fancy.

9 holes of par 3 fun, Sinaloa is a good way to get your golf fix fulfilled when money and time are both short. Most of the time a round here will last no longer than an hour and a half but on weekends and holidays, when the weather is good, hole 3 can get really backed up and I’ve experienced a 3 hour round.
Longest shot you will hit will probably be on the 9^th hole with an 8 iron (maybe a 7 on windy days) otherwise you’ll be using your pitching wedge and down for most of the other holes. The lay out is pretty flat with the exception of hole 6. Surprisingly there is sand on 6 of the 9 holes. I like that you’re able to hit off of real grass. On the shorter holes you can choose not to tee it up so you can work on your short game. Some of the longer holes I tee it up to simulate par 3’s on other courses.
The driving range isn’t anything special but in a matter of months that may not make a difference because the city is planning on taking it out completely to make room for a putt-​putt course. That should be interesting :/​At least they’re leaving the par 3 course alone.

WARNING: Sinaloa uses LIMITED FLIGHT GOLF BALLS on their driving range. They won’t tell you when you buy a bucket, which is why you see a lot of really frustrated golfers on the range. The balls look normal but fall out of the sky at about 60 to 70% of normal distance. If you’re not aware of this IT WILL DESTROY YOUR GAME. Before I figured it out, I went there to hone my game and I left with no game at all and blisters from trying to get the balls to fly a normal distance. I couldn’t understand what went wrong. I did everything I could and nothing worked.
A few days later I went back and asked, «Did you replace the balls with limited flight balls?» Yes. I told them that they have to tell people.
When you’re practicing golf it’s distance AND direction, and if one of those is destroyed because of crap balls then the other is almost useless as well.
I’ve never gone back and it’s walking distance from my house.
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I golf here all the time and it’s one of my favorite courses. I’m a beginner (well, over a year now) and like playing the nine holes here. Also, the green fees are super low. Also, we played with others that were wacky but friendly so it gets a good diverse groups.

Perfect for beginners.

This 9 hole is a great place for beginners to learn. I find it challenging, yet not so much that it discourages you from wanting to go back again. You get to practice your short game and how to escape ‘sand’ bunkers. The greens are sometimes scattered with sand which adds some fun obstacles and makes every trip an adventure. At only $ 10 on the weekdays, it’s a nice, cheap after work activity.

this is my new hometown course. it’s cheap, it’s close and i can work on my short game here. the longest whole is 150 and that’s hole number 9 the rest range from 80−130s and overall its a fairly easy course, but can always throw you for a loop when you land in some densely packed sand that some may not even consider sand. it’s a good short course to bring your friends and even newcomers nobody will bother you here. it’s $ 10 on the weekdays and $ 12 on the weekends. they have a small driving range and they mats are so so and also a small chipping area that could use some care, but overall it’s a short fun course.

Yes my friends, it is true: Mark B. is now a golfer. Now raise your hand if you’re surprised. No? No one? Fine… buncha assholes
So my parents are reaching that grand olé age of retirement and have since taken up golfing so as not to be bored when there not at work. And since I am a loving and dutiful son, decided to go out with them on a golfing venture a while back. MAN! Golf is great. I mean really great. I can totally see why people go golfing. It’s like yoga without stretching… good one Mark: pat on the back: No really, all you think about when you golf is golf, not work, not holidays, just golf. It’s really fun.
Anyway, onto the review. Sinaloa golf course is one of the nicer 9 holes I’ve been to. It’s a very pretty golf course and though only nine holes, it was a lot of fun. They did a great job of mixing relatively easy holes with some more challenging stuff. For the most part, the holes are all well taken care of (aside from the track marks on the tee from miss swings) and well thought out. Being a beginner, no course was extremely difficult (though I was in the sand for a hole or two) but it wasn’t difficult to get out and the courses were difficult enough where I had to do some planning.
They also sport a very small putting green and a driving range. The prices were also very fair and the service was satisfactory. I only wish that the ball truck had come around when I was driving. I do so much better when I’m trying to hit that damn truck. I don’t know what it is but I just get so jazzed trying to smash a ball into the side of the truck. Neanderthal much?