Twelve holes cut into the Palos Verdes bluffs above the Pacific
Twelve holes cut into the Palos Verdes bluffs above the Pacific. LA County course that locals guard like a secret, even though it hasn't been one for years. Ocean views come standard. So does the marine layer that burns off by mid-morning and the afternoon wind that makes club selection a negotiation. The walk has elevation. Not brutal, but real. Your legs will know they did something. Green fees stay municipal. The restaurant actually serves food worth eating. Pace moves if you're on foot early. This is the kind of public golf Southern California does better than anywhere else when it bothers to try.
