Reviewed by: Dennis_Hawk, Shoots in the 90s, from Calabasas, CA

Summary:
A nice public course in the Conejo Valley.
Some water holes and some long holes also.
Nice staff and nice driving range. A few of the holes border the 101 and the traffic noise can be bothersome.

Customer Service:
Excellent.

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Pro shop and driving range are good.

Reviewed by: alcook, Shoots in the 90s

Summary:
Westlake is fun course for seniors who just don't hit them as far as they used to. However there are three holes that are genuine long course holes. The most fun holes are three par three holes that are over long stretches of water. The course is in fair condition and the greens are green enough but rough.

Reviewed by: Jacob, Shoot in the 90s, from Thousand Oaks,CA

Summary:
This golf course is great for the beginer and novice golfers. Bad shots aren't punished and the tees aren't that far back. The last few holes are par 3s and 4s so you can do some making up. The course is in okay shape, the greens are very slow and bumpy, but all-in-all, its a good course.

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Reviewed by: Eric Taylor, Shoot in the 70s, from Dallas, TX

Summary:
Westlake is in the san fernando valley and is one of a couple courses in the area. It is really a course for a novice player who wishes to make it through 9 or 18 holes without losing his/her sanity. Poor shots are rarely punished and most of the holes are straight straight straight. The par threes are really short and there are several "par 4's" that are less than 300 yards. Course condition is fair- with many greens not playing very true and often quite slow.

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