Glen Ivy Golf Club

Greens are in very pour shape 2 greens were so bad took a 2 put and walked away. Tee boxes were good fairways in fair condition.

Got a last minute call from a friend that needed a forth Friday...Had just enough time to drive 30 miles to play......waste of money, waste of time...just as 6 or 7 years ago when the course was in trouble and in bad shape because of poor owners looks like another bunch without a clue is running it now. The layout is great but conditions are not....maybe in 3 months I will try again...never know when a miracle or a talented greens keeper will come along....

Quite overpriced and extremely backed up but one of the best course layouts I’ve ever seen with gorgeous views.

Try to renew My annual Gold card. Spoke to Kyle ,Antonio ,Jeff. Nobody could help me. They said Joey Chang golf pro was the only one that can help me. So I went down to meet him in person. Turns out he was feeling sick did not show up for work they say? Everyone seem very flaky and unprofessional.

Started @ 2:56. With the sun setting at 7, figured we could get at least 15 in. Took us 4.25 hours to get through 12. Guy in pro shop is snobby, thinks he’s a touring pro.

Golf course is in terrible shape! Some of the greens were unplayable and looked like they were pieced together. Lots of brown spots in the fairways. There was severe flooding in several of the tunnels that we had to use to get to several holes. Maybe a water main broke, but there was a lot of water running down the paths. Our cart died on us in the middle of the fairway on hole 8. After switching it out, the next cart kept turning off on us. It was related to issues that they were having with the GPS. GPS needed to be reset in the carts since they reflected old flag positions. The carts were worn and dirty. I was assigned a cart with torn seats and had to request a better one before we started. The signature 18th hole no longer has the beautiful orchards. This place was not worth the $100+ green fee. I was very disappointed. There are way too many beautiful courses to play in the I.E. and they seem to have let this place go.

4 day trip to SoCal... Inland Empire. Played this course on my way out of town and should have skipped it. I understand dynamic pricing, but $119 for this course is outrageous. Clover and fescue in the fairways, ankle deep rough, a few dead greens, and mud everywhere from broken sprinklers and pipes. Awful. Add to that a very stern and gruff front desk attendant. My Sunday morning 752 tee time was finally able to tee off at 8:18 - no idea why the delay.

Totally not worth the charge or the limited hype. And I LOVED the trees and mulch in the middle of the fairways.....

The greens are in terrible shape. Patches, dead grass and very sandy.

Great course layout. Greens still recovering from fungus. 5th green soon to be a temporary for at least a couple of months while it gets sodded.

Course layout is great & for the most part tee boxes & fairs are in good condition but the greens are bad. Most of them have bad patches through out.

Very disappointed in the staff trying to push my tee time back from 12:08 to 12:45 because they over booked and put a tourney in front of my foursome. That’s ridiculous. They should’ve called me ahead of time because if I knew that was going to be the case… I would’ve not even played. They didn’t even discount my green fee or anything. Course is in horrible state for a green fee of $100. Greens were supposedly fixed and they were in horrible condition.