Hemet Golf Club

Awesome day, course was great, average time for a Sunday. Good times.

Definitely recommend I drive an hour+ to play this course Definitely worth it great views on some of the t boxes if your Into that kinda thing

It was my first time playing it and had to drive a ways to get there. It does have a few rough patches otherwise it was very playable if you hit it down the middle of the fairway. Had a lttle trouble getting the tee in the ground on a few teeboxes but most were fine.

The course is in very good shape. Some groups were very slow. I did not see a course marshal to keep things moving. Otherwise I had a good time and the weather was great.

This course is fun to play, greens are well kept and challenging, fairways are getting better, rough is rough. Definitely worth it to play for the price. Unfortunately no drink cart and it can be busy and slow.

This is a fun course to play for the money but the new GPS carts had us cussing all day in frustration. There are several spots where they shutdown due to the boundary being off. We found ourselves going in reverse all the way across the fairways just to get the cart to unlock. At the end of the day my partner and I said we wouldn’t be back due to the carts. Besides the carts the green were a little rough, some tee boxes were the worst I have seen at any course around. The place needs a little love but they wasted money on GPS carts instead.

New carts are great with GPS. Personally I don't like these carts and they had them on cart path only. I don't like cart path only. But the fairways would have been torn up without the GPS. So we managed. Course was in great shape. I call this a home course for me and on top of it all, great pricing.

Honestly I’m starting to like this course a lot. When I think of Hemet CA the first word that comes to mind isn’t gorgeous lol, but this place is a gem. There are plenty holes with postcard views, especially yesterday with all the snow draping the mountains in the background. Wow. Very challenging too. To where you need to know which holes you can be aggressive at and some where you don’t. They have great carts with GPS also which is nice. Pace of play was great. Only cons were basically just most bunkers had hard sand in them and most tee boxes were in tough shape. Other than that this place gets 4 out of 5 stars easy. Definitely playing here again soon.

Overall it was a decent course. Due to the extreme amount of rain, the course is overgrown and needs some TLC. The back nine is especially harsh. The fairways are overrun with weeds and feels like you're hitting out of the rough, and one hole's fairway has massive patches of dirt. We were told but the starter that they are having a hard time finding maintenance crew to take care of all of the overgrowth. It is still a decent course with great staff. We will return.

Hemet Club was making positive changes in upkeep and maintenance, but those things have disappeared... Again. Weeds as high as my belt surrounded every hole with bunches of clover everywhere to swallow up the balls. Worst casual water conditions I've ever seen and the teeing areas are back to wall to wall divots. The only saving grace is the greens are still playable as ever. Last year, I had hoped that the course would keep improving, but the only change is the higher greens fees.

Always a fun course and good vale for the money. New golf carts are an added bonus. Need to fine tune the carts for some holes that shut down even when on the cart path. Like after leaving hole 4 at top of the hill. Many fairways need grass. But maybe that will come one da soon. For now tight lie fairways and bare spots. Greens are nice though.