Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort - Eisenhower Course

Greens were fast and in good condition. The course was in descent shape but the course is long and difficult.

I’ve played the babe 3 times very challenging but yet less expensive about $20 less.. ike is easier no doubt but has its challenges.. deff more open and less hill sides on the front 9.. I loved the layout and since I went during the winter fairways were thin etc conditions which was expected.. no doubt when spring rolls around everything will be grown out and beautiful! The course is well maintained under the weather circumstances and I can’t wait to return the begging of spring

Front 9 has many areas near the green fringes that are extremely muddy that you have to go 10 yards to find a decent non-muddy lie. The course has added sand on the greens but they ought to do the same with those fringe areas to control the moisture.
The back 9 is in much better shape.
But most of the tee boxes are really trashed on the whole course.
The fairways are shaggy and really hard to hit off when the dormant grass grabs your club and then the mud under also kills your shots during the winter months.
Somehow we got stuck in a traffic jam on 13, when a lady group had a player carrying her bag!!! They were barely teeing off, and there was another group waiting behind them. Everybody started moaning and groaning as did the group who caught up to us, and they were 2 holes behind!

Greens sand dressed without letting golfers know.
Fairways appear to be under repair and perhaps about to be relaid. Again golfers were not made aware of the current state of the course. If expecting the normal great condition of the course I’d wait until ground works have been finished.

I played the Eisenhower course for the first time since I was a teenager 39 years ago. The greens are still tough and fair as ever. The course however is not the sparkling jewel it once was because of the California draught of the past few decades. Staff was first rate and friendly. Still a lovely course and challenge.

The greens are great. Lets get that straight. However, I think the back 9 greens are smoother and cleaner than the front 9. Must have been done at different times.
The rest of course.... just fair. The fairways are about what you would expect with the dormant Bermuda grass. But what is shockingly poor are the rough, which is totally hit or miss and patchy and boggy and muddy and hard pan etc - you name it, you’ll get it all. Which is really bad, because they had only recently re-did the whole place only a few years ago. So sure, they’re paying attention to the greens, but the rest of the course has a lot to be desired - do the head greenskeeper not care or does he not know how to maintain it all?
The tee boxes are thrashed on a lot of them. If anything they ought to use the same Bermuda on the tee boxes so the maintenance would be minimal then, much easier. But because of the rye grass type they use on the tees and the rough, if it’s not looked after, it gets ripped to shreds and become very thin and patchy and muddy. Really not a very good look.
Oh the driving range...... seriously guys. Isn’t it about time you replaced those mats?? They are finished. There’s no top layer left on them. It’s been like that for probably 4 years!!! Unforgivable, really, for a place like this. Even the balls were bad now. They were dirty, scuffed, and clearly have not been replaced in a couple years. The range, as everybody knows, is just a nightmare here, and if the club cares, they would at least renew the mats and balls and make it look good and fun to practice or warm up. I will never warm up on these mats again - screws me up for the round.
POP was fine, about 4:30. Though on the back, we waited on every shot as the group ahead of us totally slowed down.
Place had got a lot of work to do.

Played Ike and we had a great round. Very challenging course and green is also in great condition. Will be back playing here again.

With the increased revenue courses are getting with full play everyday from Covid, you’d expect better conditions. Dormant to dead brown fairways and big dirt patches everywhere. LA munis seem in better shape. Greens were better, running around 9-10. Pace was around 4:45.

Played at the IKE course for a practice round for the farmers insurance pre qualifier. I am a +1 handicapper and took almost 6 hours to finish. Just insane. Group in front of us would hit couple balls off the tee and they can barely hit 100 yards with the driver like come on. I respect them for playing the sport of golf but if you are playing at a resort especially from the blue/black tees, i expect something more. Anyhow, the conditions of the course was very dry. Fairways had brown spots and I do not remember fairways being rock solid. Not sure if this is what the course's intent. Greens were rolling fairly nice. Overall, very nice weather but delays were horrible due to group ahead. I would come back hoping round would be faster.

Bottom line this course has been excellent all around. Today? The tees were like a Muni. The rest was ok to good. Too much cart path only. Why has 17 been cart path only. Give us a break. GM here probably doesnt even pay attention to much. Just pay attention to this
Get off it and make it really good. You want to charge a hundred bucks? Like most places you aint worth it.
I do say that a better day is comming. Golf will be reasonable for conditions.

Need 12 minute gaps, and better conditions for the price.