Hemet Golf Club

The 19th hole closes to early. 2pm. The bunkers need sand and raking. The dirt or little sand is hard.

Tee box’s are bad fairways are bad bunkers are very bad the greens are very good it really is a fun course to play great layout

This course is a lot of fun to play. It is in good condition and the price for a Sunday morning is awesome. I have played courses that are double in price and not nearly as nice as this course. It’s not a Soboba, Penchanga, or Red Hawk level course, but it is really a great course to go out and have a good time.

Love this course but they are getting lazy there is never a marshal yesterday there was a group of 6 carts playing together on every hole it screwed up tee times for everyone, also they let some people play with tank tops and cut off tshirts looked very ghetto if they stoop to this we won’t be back . They pulled up to the putting greens had no golf etiquette whatsoever. If they allow this type of play we won’t be back

Course was in good shape and challenging. Pace of play was ridiculously slow, (5 1/2 hour round), No Marshall in site to speed pace of play, some groups were playing with six and doing more drinking than golfing. One cart in the group in front of us ran over another cart and they locked wheels such that it took all four of them to separate themselves.There were not enough carts to allow us to start at our Tee time as we had to wait for those coming off the course to finish. They did a good job with Covid precautions so that was not a viable reason for the slow play, it was simply a matter of trying to push through too many people too close together and no one monitoring. It will be a long while before I play here again unless I do so on a weekday.

Hemet Club is the best value for Desert Golf. The greens have been well-maintained through the Summer and Golf Season is starting soon! One great maintenance feature is that the bunkers are machine-raked every day, it's mostly dirt, but they are definitely playable!

Greens are rolling good, fairways recovering good from being punched. Always one of my favorite courses. Staff is friendly. Practice greens are good to. Unfortunately, the worst range on the planet.

Another great round at Hemet Club! I won't let my so-so score affect my review. Greens are very good, the Poa Annua holds good shots and putts true. One great thing is that they rake the bunkers daily, even if there's not a lot of sand, it makes them much more playable than courses that don't. For $25, Hemet Club is a Desert must!

I’ve played here many times over the past 10 years. I’ve seen really good and really bad when it comes to course conditions. But over the past few years I like to describe this course this way. Greens are great most of the time. Sometimes even superior. The fairways however never great just barely passable as fairways are hen it comes to there condition. I think it’s because of the many grasses that have grown over the years have effected them. The layout of the course overall is a good to great layout. Tee boxes are poor at best. If you get this course a great price I say play it. Oh BTW THERES NO DRIVING RANGE. If you call what they have as a driving range.

Not bad for the price! Greens running slow but in.great shape. I.will play this course again & again.

Greens were very good, most of the fairways were good many dirt spots in the fairways

This course is one of the best values in the Inland Empire. However, due to the recent heatwave, the fairways have taken a beating. The greens are still great, but the fairways are getting worse. They just aerated the fairways, then watered them heavily. The result is lots of soft areas that almost leave your drives plugged. There are also a lot of areas to the sides of the fairways that are almost bald. I still think this is the best course in the IE for around $30 but it's showing the wear and tear of a long hot summer.

Hemet Club is in very good condition, for example: the Poa Annua greens are in excellent condition. $39 for weekend golf it's a great value!