Pacific Palms Resort

I absolutely loved this course (Ike). We plan to invite friends and family to play this course for the first time.

I spoke with the pro shop staff and they said to call 7 days prior to request tee times.

I also picked up a membership brochure regarding tee times.

This course was my 70 played and is in my top 5.

We were not notified ahead of time that most if not all of the tee boxes were closed for maintenance so they set up makeshift tee boxes, which shortened the course significantly. We should’ve been notified ahead of time and or given a discount.

The practice balls provided on the driving range Must be 20 years old. I’ve never experienced a driving range with golf balls in as poor of condition than the ones yesterday.

Staff is friendly and the greens were in good shape. The condition of the course overall was just fair.

This property offers two great course that play well even when they're having work and updates done on course. The staff are a complete group of great people as well!

Decent track, they shortened it up quite a lot, most of the tee boxes are under construction.

They punched the greens about 9 days ago when we played, they were still really slow

Nice course and well kept but 5+ hours round is not worth it. Thanks for nothing!

ALL of the cleaning balls stations in ALL the holes were broken or had very dirty and smelly water in them.

The course, fairways and greens were ok but there are

Other courses around as good or better for 30% less

Money.

Marshall Canyon, San Dimas and Mountain Meadows to name a few.

All of the above mentioned courses always have ball cleaning stations in working conditions and with clean water

Play babe today green is just punted so bumpy pace of play ok finished in 4 hours on Monday afternoon

Had a wonderful time playing and joining three other individuals the courses of fantastic shape. I played the Eisenhower course beautiful greens beautiful fairways pace a plate was excellent. We actually finished a 4 1/2 hours. I think it’s one of the best value courses for your money and have a true PGA tour like experience.

This is not a beginner's course. If you routinely lose balls on a regular (read: easier) course, this course will eat you alive. Do not clog up the tee sheet and drop 110 bucks if that describes you.

The Ike is a Championship course as noted by the numerous placques in the men's locker room from its perennial hosting as a former US Open qualifying site. It's a longer course with demanding elevation changes and is hazard-lined on literally every hole. The fairways are somewhat narrow but hittable and undulating: rarely producing a truly level lie. The greens are also slick and frequently have either 2-3 tiers or have spine running through it. Distance control on approach shots and concise putting is a must: as is excepted from a player's course.

As for the facility, it has a fully stocked clubhouse and locker rooms. At the moment, the driving range is closed until further notice as are the showers in the locker rooms; which would come in handy if a long drive had been made to come play the course. There are several chipping areas and putting greens that are kept in good shape as well to prepare for the round.

With a 1220 tee time, the front nine took just over 3 hours due to a tournament that was wrapping up, but the back nine took just over 2 hours; which is unfortunately common for the course. However, there isn't another course around with this kind of blend of consistent pricing and a consistent challenge. Despite the critiques, it is worth it to make the trip out and play.

They let us schedule our tee time at 3:10 and had us start on Hole 10 for 18 holes at 3:30. By the time the tournament group finished we did not start golfing until 3:50 which was very unfortunate.

I played the IKE course. Pace was close to 5 hours. The scenery is beautiful and the course plays well.