Hemet Golf Club

Hemet is one of those courses you want to play again and again. The layout has a mixture of challenging holes and fun holes.

How much golf course is a great layout, and a great value. The facilities are modest, and the course conditions are fair. Pace of play can be rather slow. At the end of the day, what will bring you here is value and decent golf.

Pace of play was very good held up a couple of times but this was ok it gave us time to get a drink and use the facilities. The starter was a cool guy and the ladies in the restaurant we’re helpful and kind. The greens were nice the fairways were in good shape and overall the course was very good it’s a great place to play we will be back for sure

Course is a great layout and they keep

The greens nice. Not sure why they can’t maintain the tee boxes. Not sure hole 10 has a tee box

I’ve always enjoyed playing here. In recent years, it’s become a very popular place to play. The hurricane left some ponds on the course but they should be gone soon.

The GPS is accurate but the cart locks up in some bizarre areas including the cart path near the ninth tee box. Otherwise, the course is a great value.

The condition has improved from my last visit. The front 9 tee boxes overgrown, fairways bare spots and ruts and bunkers mud, standing water or hardpan overall in poor condition. the greens are in good condition.

The back nine is in slightly better condition.

The carts have GPS which shuts the cart off without warning. The green directional diagram is a nice feature. The woman in charge of the snack bar is a total B-tch, I witnessed her being very rude to the people my group over a scoop of ice and some men having lunch requesting some lemon.

Ok, it's not Pebble Beach, but its got some great views and a decent layout with some fun holes. Just don't expect any amenities, but hey you get what you pay for right?

This place is underrated. The conditions are pretty good, but they seem to be improving over the last few visits. The greens are large and interesting and always in good condition.

The course doesn't play overly difficult but does require some strategy and thought. It's not a bomb-and-chip course.

The carts are brand new and always clean. The staff is super friendly, and the food is good.

Pace has always been pretty solid, with rounds ranging from 3.5 hours to 4.5 hours on the few times I've been here.

For the money, you aren't going to find a better place in SoCal.

People are writing false reviews about this course. It is not in that good of shape there’s no sand in the traps. The greens are the only good thing about the course.

The team at Hemet Golf Club is doing a good job of improving this course. Most fairways are in better condition compared to the last couple years at this point. The greens are better than most of the courses in the Inland Empire. The layout and views are both very nice. There are still some brown patches on most fairways and a few tee boxes definitely need improvement but the price ($28.99 Hot Deal) definitely makes it the best value around.

My drive to Hemet is 70 miles each way, that should tell you some thing about the course. It’s got a great layout, and the pace of play is usually excellent! Greens are always good and the staff is very friendly! Only drawback are the bunkers (can be very inconsistent). I definitely recommend Hemet “National”, if you’ve never played there!

I've been playing this course 2 - 3 times a month for about 4 years. The new owners are investing in improvements and it definitely shows. The greens have always been among the better greens in the area and now the fairways are showing a great deal of improvement. In the past some of the fairways were in poor condition but now they are starting to show the investment the owners are making in fertilizing, watering, etc. This course is one of the best values around for the money.