Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort - Eisenhower Course

my first time playing ike,outstanding course layout.staff was great.My entire experience was 5star

The course was in great condition, the pace of play was good a little pricey on the beverage cart but it was out on the course. The carts were clean and sanitized. We had great weather which made for an all around great day.

what a great day perfect weather and golf course was amazing.

Tee boxes are all trashed and uneven. There’s some tees that had been blocked off to try to grow the grass. But the other areas are so bad it gets depressing after a couple holes to have to try to find a good area and footing every time. Fairways are not playable. Huge divots everywhere, not filled, nor fixed. Clearly nobody would want to play out of them so what do they do? Take it out of the divots, hit off a cleaner area, and then create a new divot, and then not fill it! There are areas that are dry and hard, and then there are areas that are muddy with water underneath, but they are not roped off, but you won’t know it’s really bad underneath until you hit, and take out a huge chunk. Which is also why there are so many divot holes everywhere. All the usual landing spots and lay up spots are completely not playable. You would need about a couple dozen sand bottles per player per round to keep the divots filled.

Rough? What grass there is around the rough are all in patches and clumps, and the rest are dead, barren, bare, mud, dried, flat, caked areas.

Greens had been punched with small holes, and like sponges with mud and sand layer. They were so soft, and since nobody fixes ballmarks, there were literally hundreds of ballmarks on every green.

The greenskeepers were so lazy, the mud pellet pieces they took out from making the small holes were scattered next to the green fringes so nobody could putt, or even chip, really, because you had to try to remove all those bits away to get a clear path! But it would take so long the round was taking for ever, as players would try to clear their own path on every hole!

There is nothing consistent with any of the course in the terrible shape that it’s in. Literally the worst shape it’s been since the drought.

Why don’t they get a new greenskeeper who knows what he’s going and who actually cares about the place?

All these new golfers are coming around thinking it’s a cool place to play but they don’t know etiquette and don’t fix any divots or ballmarks and it making the place worse.

The supposed “improvements” they made to the courses with new grasses etc - are gone. Grasses are all mangled and mixed up in the rough, not growing consistently because nobody’s taking care of the place. They still haven’t figured out how to evenly distribute the water on the fairways so that there aren’t these overly wet areas or overly dry and hard areas. Why don’t they cut the grass lower in the fairways and roll them out too so that it’s thinner, faster and firmer more all around?

The hard dry caked patches in the rough need to be punched too, but why don’t they do that when they do the greens? They have the machine out, obviously.

This place is sad. Management need to be renewed.

We went to the course 30 minutes before T time. The course was wide open and starter wouldn’t let us tee off. Ended up waiting for t-time and they let us a group in front of us that were playing at slow pace. Ended up playing 15 holes due to darkness where we could have finished had the starter not made us wait.

Seen better conditions, but greens were great and lay out is best