Pacific Palms Resort

Most difficult course around. Narrow fairways. Multi level greens. Course for experts and scrarch players only.

Paid $84 for the round on the Ike Course and we were not disappointed. This course is long and challenging but tons of fun. The layout is great and the conditions were immaculate. Greens were fast and firm and the bunkers were nice. My golf group can’t wait to play this course again even though we shot high scores. 10/10 would recommend!

The course is in fantastic condition, the greens have some divots that could be repaired but that has more to do with the players than the course. The tee time was a hit pricey in the morning, but well worth it because the pace of play was fast and the course was gorgeous!

Ike course is challenging and that’s why I enjoy playing here. Course could use some TLC but maybe caught it on a bad week.

Overall the course is great and pace of play was fast. Finished in 4 hours and 20 min.

RM

I played last Saturday

But I couldn't access into hole due to cart path only

The starter never told me that issues

So many annoying to play golf

I want to receive credit for cart fee

Thanks

I played golf last Saturday

But I couldn't enter the course due to cart path only

every hole

After finishing I request the credit for cart fee

They never notice to me even though when I pay for the fee

I want to receive a credit

Thank you

Our T Time was at 1:30pm. We figured finishing before sundown would've been fine. Not quite. Pace of play on a Sunday afternoon is VERY SLOW. By the time we hit the turn, we were 30mins behind pace. In addition, they start watering their tee boxes at 4pm. Bring a pancho or expect to get wet. When you ask the club about turning the water off or setting it for a different schedule, they advise they have no control over when its watered. Naturally, this extended the pace of play.

Recommendations: You can ask the player's handicap status at check-in and recommend the tee box they should be playing from. I played in Spain and Portugal last summer, and all the courses I played did that. I spoke to a manager, and he told me it had improved the pace of play. He said traditionally, the blue tees are called “Men’s Tee.” therefore, all men, regardless of their skill level, will gravitate to the blues.