Pico Rivera Golf Club

I actually grew up in Pico, worked there as a kid. I’m still going there to enjoy the the atmosphere. All the people who keep that place going Great and make you feel welcomed….

Great local course. It's a good place to learn to play and bring the kids to. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a quick 9.
The lights also turn on when the sun goes down, so don't worry about rushing through to finish before the sun sets.

I visited this golf course for a catered event inside.
It was an especially beautiful day. There were several golfers relaxing at the several tables set under the covered patio for a moment before heading home.
I was early and wanted to remain outside until the event.
All tables were occupied but there were several open seats that seemed to be available. I was welcomed at one of the tables where two men were sitting companionably, talking about some of the holes they had played well or poorly.
I felt very welcomed and comfortable among the golfers.
Time to go in. The room was clean and bright with huge windows on two sides of the room.
We were served a buffet of finger foods: taquitos (had no idea what the pulverized meat was or even if it was meat) with excellent guacamole plus an assortment of crackers, vegetables and fresh fruit, plus drinks of course. I know that the platters were assembled there, I don't know about the taquitos. Many people raved about the taquitos so my taste buds were probably off.
The patio, bar area, meeting room and women's restroom were clean.

For what it is, this par 3 course is a steal for the price. Are the greens well kept? No. Are the fairways tiny? Yes. But the course is beautiful, has water around it, and keeps things interesting by adding unique challenges to each hole. A great course to get a quick round in. And you can even get a cart if you're feeling super lazy. Oh yeah, and the food at the clubhouse is pretty great too.