Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort - Zaharias Course

The course should have someone managing the starting time of the first tee. Some individuals are not on time, causing delays. Long par 3s should be moved up to improve the pace of play. They were two groups stacked up on the par threes, which ended up slowing down the rounds.

The course was in decent condition since it just rained. But I would just say it’s the hardest course I’ve ever played. And I’ve played a good amount of tough courses. It’s very narrow off the tees, and the greens are hard to get a feel for. Just be ready for a challenge

First time playing here. Conditions are okay for winter golf, tees are pretty chewed up, and the fairways are really tight, and lots of dead grass, bunkers were soaked and had puddles, but the greens were amazing.

Play up a tee here if you can, I’d you’re out of position you’re severely penalized, lots of hazards, and danger everywhere.

I’m gonna give this course a fair shake again in the spring, but nothing to write home about at the moment.

very disappointed as i’ve played industry in the past and loved both courses. today, the conditions were very poor. fairways were very dry, was like hitting off dead grass driving range mats. pace of play was so slow, took +2 1/2 hrs to play the front, so we walked off after 10.

The green is pretty good while the fairway is poor. The Pace of play is so slow and finished our play at dusk, almost 5 hours.

Played the Ike Course a few weeks ago. Babe Course is much shorter but much more challenging. It was one of the toughest courses I’ve ever played. Course was immaculate though and a ton of fun. Will be back soon!

Most difficult course around. Narrow fairways. Multi level greens. Course for experts and scrarch players only.

Recommendations: You can ask the player's handicap status at check-in and recommend the tee box they should be playing from. I played in Spain and Portugal last summer, and all the courses I played did that. I spoke to a manager, and he told me it had improved the pace of play. He said traditionally, the blue tees are called “Men’s Tee.” therefore, all men, regardless of their skill level, will gravitate to the blues.