Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort - Eisenhower Course

Absolutely atrocious the pace of play here. Had an 1110 teatime this morning on a Wednesday. It’s been four hours and we’re on the 12th hole. It’s a nice layout, the staff is fine, the course amenities are actually great, it’s the pace of play that earned their rating today. I won’t be back.

Tee boxes and bunkers needs serious improvements. Uneven/bare tee boxes has always been a issue. Hardly any sand in the bunkers. For what they're charging for greens fees, fundamental maintenance should enforced. It's still one of the favorite courses to play but they're elite status is exponentially slipping to mediocre. Since there's such a demand these days, the supply can get away with mediocrity. It's sad the LPGA Kia tournament has never returned and rightfully so. I typically refuse to play 3 star or less courses but Industry hills (Ike/Babe) is approaching there in record time.

I used to love this course but it's headed downhill. The bunkers are harder than concrete which with firm and fast greens is near unplayable. Start the day on the range (kidding) you'll hit golf balls that feel like your hitting a hockey puck and it will leave an impression on your clubs that take a few weeks of scrubbing to get off. Course layout is good, fairways are decent but won't hold, and god forbid you find yourself in a sandless concrete bunker with a short sided pin. Aim for the cart path as you'll have a better chance generating spin off of that then the bunkers.

I really love this course and have played Ike a ton of times. The pace of play was brutal and we weren’t even able to finish. Tee’d off at 12:20 and was only on hole 14 at 4pm. Part of the issue in my opinion is the holes they have as cart path are holes that require a good bit of walking. This causes a massive bottle neck and a lot of waiting to tee off.

I used to really enjoy playing here their lack of concern for a piece of play and a five hour and 10 minute round on a Tuesday in the winter is ridiculous. I hope to remember this experience and not return.

There’s a great golf course that cares nothing about improving pace of play and it’s very frustrating to go play golf in the winter on a Tuesday and take five hours. I hope I can remind myself in six months when I wanna go back and I forget about this experience

Played the course a few times over the years, and I was pleasantly surprised on the quality of the course.. Though I would point out there are 3 major problems i would like to see addressed. 1st 1 is stop watering so much during the winter months. 2nd do some major work in the sand traps , they are supposed to be sand traps not hard pan dirt traps. Lastly, roll the greens more often and tell your superintendent not to put the cups on knobs and slopes as this slows up play.

The course was an amazing experience this most recent time out. I have played Ike half a dozen times before, but this round stands out.

Working backwards, the greens were in excellent shape, fast, and provided a real challenge with pin placements.

Fairways were well groomed and I had zero issues or concerns.

Tee boxes were top notch.

Course played long and true.

I always enjoy to play on Ike course at industry Hills. Fairway and green are exceptional. Good pace of play. Tee off at 145PM and finished 14 holes at 5PM.

Course layout is quite nice, lots of changes in elevations. Pace out play can be improved. A group of 4 some ahead of us was several holes behind the groups ahead of them and we had to wait for them on most holes. Finished the round in about 4 hr 30 min, not too terrible, but 4 hr or less, considering number of people on the course.

One major disappointment: bunkers have almost no sand and are rock hard. Also fairways are quite dry, but that's understandable since it has been a very dry winter in socal.

I’ve played both courses at Industry Hills many times since my childhood, but I have to say this is the worst shape I have seen the bunkers and rough. The multitude of bunkers on Ike had little to no sand. This made playing out of the bunkers like playing on hard pan or the desert.

The rough at Industry Hills used to be very challenging as it was long and consistent throughout the start and end of each hole. Now, the rough is very patchy especially off the fairways and very inconsistent at times. As for the green side rough, It was very hit or miss with many places that were trimmed down to less than 1 inch length and lots of patchy grass in between.

Overall the course for the price is a good value, however, the pleasant-ness of the how the golf course should be is very marred with the horrible conditions of the bunkers and rough.