I used to play there a lot. Loved both courses. They were challenging as hell! Vince Neil, of Motley Crue, used to hold his charity Skylar Neil Memorial Golf Tournaments there. I played in the last three until attendance went down due to the economy and high tournament fee. But they were SO much fun and full of decadence. Thank you for this video. Lots of great memories. It made me cry.

I'd love to see this become a bike park, like Sapwi in Thousand Oaks.

This is just sad. So many memories there.

Total bummer - we really liked this course (very challenging) and used to call it "Lost Balls" since a missed green could send your ball down a cliff. Highly entertaining!

I used to push cows on that property before the golf course. I had a horse that was dropped on the land way before that course. Sad to see those hills getting built on when it has such good grazing and history for many years back. The old Adobe house by tapo park no longer. Shame progress has let the politicians capitalize and pad there bank accounts. I no longer live in Simi so I can have good memories of how it was when I grew up. Open fields and hills to play in. Gillibrand's and Boyals keep on keeping on whith ranching. Not sure how many more ranching is happening out there but it's a shame there killing it off.

Find a builder with no vision, no infrastructure, not citizenry to support the future and bam, Ghost Town....its truly sad for mankind to waste potential...pick your politicians and officials very carefully everyone. We miss you Lost Canyons, you were once upon a tee time, a Grand Ol Dame.

That's where I had my wedding. Love it!

I visited today, February 13, 2018. It was almost scary how the club house building and parking lot looked more abandoned than just closed. ..Like no one has even walked around there for years! Major cracks on the golf cart paths, growth coming up through the cracks in the parking lot. I ventured into the golf course and it was eerie because you could imagine it green but the fairways brown and even bare in some areas. No signs of development (houses) or renovation. Just weird.

From what I can find, it closed June 1st 2016

im looking for an abandoned golf course and live in simi valley is there any update on this site or a way to look at similar sites?

Unfortunate. My friends called this course 'lost balls'. What a test of golf the course was.

There is nuke goo beneath some of the hills. Something was found on paper that nobody was supposed to know and heads rolled.

I wonder if it is city owned property now

soon to be a new 'housing' tract of semi-custom homes...

when did it close down? i was there in 2010 for a charity gold event.

Does anyone know who technically owns this?