Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort - Zaharias Course

The course was nice but there was little to no sand in the bunkers not fun to get out of them.

This was my first time playing the Babe course. Very tight, narrow fairways and very difficult to play. Not for the high handicap golfer. Lost a lot of balls and we really didn’t have any fun. Also, too pricy for the course. Probably won’t play here again.

I’ve played Industry Hills Golf Course before and never really had an issue, but my recent experience was a complete disappointment. When I arrived, the starter mentioned there were a lot of “regulars” on the course—people who apparently play there 3-4 times a week. What followed was an absolute nightmare. These “regulars” were hopping from hole to hole, cutting in front of other groups, and slowing down play while acting entitled and rude. I couldn’t even finish 4 holes because of their behavior. When I called the manager to explain the situation, he was dismissive and unprofessional, refusing to issue a refund or address the problem. His response? “Well, no one else complained.” Of course not—why would his regular members complain? This was hands down the worst customer service I’ve ever encountered, and the experience was nowhere near worth the money. I’ll be taking this matter further, as no paying customer should be treated this way. Avoid this course if you value your time and respect.

Few signs tell you where the golf course is - -and even fewer direct you to the pro-shop!

No cart is available till 15 mins before you tee off, and no cart can go to the driving range!

The initial set-up here is really bad - one of the worst I've ever encountered!

The course itself is in good shape - and challenging with narrow long fairways on Babe.

But I got lost in my cart a few times as the signposts to the next tee are non-existent in places, and there is no map on the scorecard! You just have to ask people who played here before, if you can find them when needed.

So many operational improvements are needed for the sake of new visitors here.

I guess as long as they make money they don't really care if more than 4 in a group is an inconvenience to others. 6bin a group is not hard to spot

We had to wait on every hole. The couple I played with had to quit after 14 holes. The green fees went up the service especially the pace of play should be good.

Everything was great will definitely come back to try the Ike course next time. My only issue and it is more of a golf now issue is that the greens were sanded and I did not see any type of communication when I booked it. It was my first time playing there and I probably would have waited another week or two.

Most of the flags were tucked in the back and not conducive to faster play, especially when a twosome is following a foresome, that is following a mini-tournament with some guy on a microphone giving commentary like he’s David Fahearty. We ended up 58 minutes behind pace of play according to the cart. Thank goodness for the drink cart woman who kept our spirit (and spirits) up!

either courses was great. pace was just perfect, never really got some ones back or followed close. if only weather was like yesterday we will try to come every week. had so much fun, next time we will bring my friends with it, make 4 some for sure. thanks for let us having no stress just full of smile. hope next time will be the same!

Fairways and greens were in decent shape but tee boxes and bunkers need attention. Bunkers were rock hard and looked like they had not been worked in a long time. Course is challenging since there are a number of very tight holes. Very scenic track and the good news is that we finished the round in 4:15 despite having to wait a few times. One annoyance was that you can’t get a cart until 15 min before your tee time, so my wife and I had to lug our clubs back through the parking lot to the range and then back for our round. There were probably 20+ carts sitting idle near the pro shop. Maybe they need to reconsider that policy. We are going to come back and try The Ike course!