Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort - Zaharias Course

nice challenging course.
You can not see any forward or back groups.
green and fairways are well maintained.
can not comparable to any course.
recommend to anybody but not for high handicapper.
prepare many balls

Jumped ahead as I was a single & finished in 2.5 hours. Felt like a private Country Club round & loved the fairways @ greens!

First time at Babe. Booked threesome and a single player joined us. We expected him to use his own cart but the club house insisted that only 2 carts are allowed for each group so one of us had to share the cart with a stranger. They also mis-assigned the cart and spent 15 minute to figure out where the cart is rather than assigning another available one. (there were more than 10 carts at the clubhouse)

Tight management of facilities and course is good but it shouldn't give inconvenience to players.

Nice Course, good shape. Better be straight...narrow at times. Played day after rain and had to stay on cart path - not happy about that. Good, otherwise.

5SOMES. I saw at least 2 of them out there this afternoon, teeing off after 1pm, sllowed us down all day. 5 hours 40 minutes on a Tuesday when nobody walks the course, the sun nearly set! Waited for 20 minutes on 10th tee. Marshals are useless and don't do anything; could've, should've split the 5somes into 2s and 3somes and moved them along, and/or forced them to allow the groups behind them through. It's their fault all around for letting 5somes out, and the players' fault for being rude in continuing to play as hacking 5somes that could hardly keep the ball in the fairway let alone the rough! They had no business playing this course. The course itself was a bit soggy in parts from the rain we had over the last couple days, the greens were springy and not as fast but definitely bumpy and liked to show the nice footprints from the soft conditions which made putting a laugh. The bunkers (I went into 4 of them), all had way too many pebbles and stones, I can show you the marks they made on 2 of my clubs. A total disgrace. Especially when they charge you this much.
You can't very well walk the place because there is no way to get to the 10th hole from the 9th without having to ride the cart, you could easily slip and fall over walking down the hill on 2 and 4, the gap between the 6th and 7th hole is ridiculous. Then having to play cart-path only made it almost impossible for anybody to keep good pace, especially those groups of 5somes that couldn't hit anything straight.
Save your money, go spend it somewhere else.

It was a wonderful round. The green are fresh o a hot summer day. Well kept course and good staff. We'll be back.

The Ike and the Babe are still two of my favorites in SoCal, always a treat to play either of the two.

Course was great, Greens rolled true, fariways had some spots but are being worked on. Challenging but fair.. Finished in 3 hours. We'll definitely be back.. Brian at the pro shop was cool..

After playing and enjoyng the 'Ike' course so much at Industry Hills, I decided to try the 'Babe' course. To my disappointment, the 'Babe course was in terrible shape. All fairways seemed to have large patches of dirt. Greens weren't too bad but nobody cared to fix divots. Course was challenging but conditions are poor compared to the course right next to it (Ike). Maybe they should give 'babe' as much care as they give 'Ike'.

One of the better courses I've played. My words will not addquately convey my pleasure and satisfaction. The course was in great condition; especially considering the "drought" we're in. Excellent value!! I paid the same price here as I did for several courses that are less than half what this course is: Hansen Dam, El Cariso, Los Robles, to name a few. The course has a resort feel. The course is beautifully landscaped. It is very challenging as well. Fairways are narrow and in great shape. Greens were great(even with all the players not fixing divots!!)The Marshall for our round was Mark; he provided service I am not accustomed to. There was a tournament ahead of us, they were playing very slow. He found an opening, escorted us to those holes, then returned us to the holes we hadn't yet played. He saved us over an hour for sure! I will be playing here again. Only complaint is the price of beverages; over $11 plus, not including a tip, for 2 12oz beers.

Beautiful Sunday afternoon in the luxury of the Pacific Palms Babe course. Excellent surfaces from tee to green 90% of the time. Very nice pro shop employees, and flexible too.

My only complaint, with all the resources this facility has, it behoove them to have a couple of greenskeepers work a couple of Sunday morning hours to change the pins. All 18 greens were un-puttable within a 10' diameter of each pin. Footprints and foot traffic severely ruined the lines and true-ness of putts. Great iron shots were not rewarded with any chance of a birdie. Pins appeared to be left there since Friday. This was very surprising for such an overall nice facility.

Industry Hills is not an affluent area of Los Angeles so it was a little disconserting to find a very nice full resort in Industry Hills with hotel, spa, and golf course!. I wasn't crazy about some of the layout; for example, the Pro Shop is in the back of the hotel with limited signage so you'll be hunting around a little. The staff was generally very helpful, if sparse. On a full 18 hole, 72 par course, we say the beverage cart once at the 15th hole on the hottest day of the year. The fairways were in good shape but the greens could use more attention. There are lots of elevation changes with tee boxes and hold at different elevations as the course is on a hillside. There are two holes with long focred carries that swallowed two of my golf balls. One odd thinkg is that the golf carts are closeley monitored so if you drive where you're not supposed to you're cart will slow to a crawl leaving you to believe that the cart is out of power. Overall, a pretty course with some nice amenities.

Played the Babe course. One of the best courses I've played. Well maintained in drought stricken California,very impressive. Challenging course with a resort feel. Not for intermediate/ beginner golfer. This course requires club management and shot making. Fair course but challenging. Pace of play was 4 hours exactly. Paired with two other gentlemen, round was smooth. The heat may have made round so smooth weren't that many people on the course it was 102F. Highly recommend this course if you want a challenge and get to play a professionally maintained and designed course.

The course was awesome, the pin placements were challenging. We definitely will make it a point to visit again

Really nice facility. Ended up playing the Babe course and two holes in my playing partner says you being a long hitter should have played the Ike course. I will be trying the Ike when a get a chance. As far as the Babe goes it's a short and extremely tight layout with a lot of teeing off thru "chutes" and trying to work the ball one way or the other. If you are not a straight hitter be prepared to lose a lot of balls. Being my first time playing this course I found the layout a bit confusing at times (both how the holes were laid out as well as some holes not knowing when to layup or bomb driver). Probably wouldn't play the Babe again but looking forward to trying the Ike.

Industry Hills is one of the best courses for all levels and always in great condition.

Very good course. Fairway and green are maintained well. I enjoyed playing golf there. Some trees are obstacle to hit green straightly, but it was strategically to play. I can get better score in next time by avoiding those trees.

A lot of the areas are soaked in water. Are they doing this on purpose? I dont know. But over all the fairways are great, the greens are fast, pace of play is acceptable. Some fair ways are so wet it was cart path only.

Hot deal made this a good value. Course is in great shape and is a fun play. Unfortunately, we waited on every hole and took just over 5 hours to play.

I used to play here back in the 1990's when it was a 1000 times harder than it is today (i.e., the courses here went through major renovation and got rid of all that CRAZY rough) but now it is a fairly fun course with overall decent conditions. If you are a singles handicap player then this course is fair and fun (from the tips).