Industry Hills GC (Eisenhower) - $$
1 Industry Hills Pkwy • City Of Industry, CA 91744 • (626) 810-4653
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rnmatsuoka - Hacienda Heights 
The course is in amazing shape. The rough is 5+ inches tall making the rate of play a little long. It is easy to lose your ball even when you see where ball went in the rough. It made the course tougher but much more fun to play.

Posted: Monday, November 24, 2008
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sngernz - Redondo Beach 
Yep, the Ike is back in full swing and it's just plain country club like gorgeous. Kudos to the greenskeeping staff for getting it in tip top shape. I hear cart will be allowed on fairways begining Sunday, Nov. 23. Enjoy ... but keep it in the fairway as they are letting the rough grow out a bit. Hey, I even had a water bottle in my cooler again:)

Posted: Saturday, November 22, 2008
Member Since: January 24, 2005
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Scotty - LBC 
Played the Ike on 11/13/08 and the conditions were fantastic! The course had been overseed a few weeks ago and is now lush. The greens were perfect - smooth and fast. The only negative was the cart path only rule in effect. I usually play courses from the Blue tees, but the Whites are the tee of the day and the length was equal to most course's Blue tees. The elevation changes makes the course play longer. Treat your self to one of the best courses in the LA area and bring your "A" game.

Posted: Friday, November 21, 2008
Member Since: April 21, 2007
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ako - Irvine 
I was at this course November 8th. Course is in great shape. Fairways are still growing in a few spots, and the greens are challenging.
However, the pace was slow. Ambassadors were not willing to become strict to groups slowing down pace. I got stuck between hacks that wouldn't let me play through.
The layout is always challenging. Bring confidence and accuracy when you come and play.

Posted: Monday, November 17, 2008
Member Since: November 2, 2008
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ako - Irvine 
I played this golf course Nov. 8th. They just finished overseeding and it was only cartpath only. The course is in fantastic shape. Very challenging, with very little room for errors or errant shots. There are a few bare spots that are still growing in, and the greens are still medium speed.

Posted: Monday, November 17, 2008
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sngernz - Redondo Beach 
Overseeding is complete, cartpaths only for a couple more weeks. Course is in great shape from tee to green, so the effort is paying off. Nice landscaping, too. The rough is a bit on the long side so be warned ... it's not like the old Kikuyu so your ball is playable, just hard to find. One bummer: the ice chests on the carts no longer carry a water bottle for both players ... but they do fill 'em with ice :)

Posted: Monday, November 10, 2008
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sngernz - Redondo Beach 
Greens are coming back to the conditions we saw last spring but there's still some work left to do on the fairways and areas around the green. Some newly seeded areas are roped off so the effort is being made. Overseeding starts later in the month, let's hope we can get the Ike back to it's pretigious reputation as a top notch public venue ... and worth the high green fees.

Posted: Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Member Since: January 24, 2005
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paco59 - Lakewood, Ca 
Great course! I loved its' toughness. The greens are wild.

Posted: Monday, October 6, 2008
Member Since: January 1, 2007
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af18849574 - MONROVIA, CA 
NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD WRITE THIS KIND OF REVIEW, I HAVE BEEN A MEMBER OF THE MENS CLUB FOR 7 YEARS AND PLAY THE BABE AND IKE ON A REGULAR BASIS RIGHT NOW BOTH COURSES ARE IN THE WORST CONDITION I HAVE EVER SEEN, GREENS HAVE BARE SPOTS AND ARE SLOW AND BUMPY, THERE ARE MANY BARE SPOTS AROUND THE GREENS AND FAIRWAYS, THIS USE TO BE ONE OF THE BEST COURSES IN ALL OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, AND WORTH THE GREEN FEES RIGHT NOW ITS NO BETTER THAN ANY AVERAGE MUNI, THIS FALLS ON THE HEAD OF THE GREENSKEEPER, WHAT DOESN'T FALL ON HIS HEAD ARE THE GOLFERS WHO DON'T FIX THEIR BALL MARKS OR RAKE THE BUNKERS. I KNOW WHAT THESE COURSES USE TO BE LIKE, BUT THERE ALONG WAY FROM BEING THERE NOW.

Posted: Monday, September 8, 2008
Member Since: April 30, 2003
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Al_Tuck154 - Lake Arrowhead, CA 
I love the renovations to the golf course overall. The course is much more user friendly since the work has been done, but the condition is average at best. The fairways were really wet, the greens were average to slow, very soft and usually true except for the bumps. Only had two opportunities to get beverages on a hot day, so we were thirsty. The service wasn't very good, and they made it seem like it was a privilege for me to play there. I will probably be back in the future, but it would sure be nice for them to make some improvements to the course condition and service.

Posted: Saturday, August 23, 2008
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ringworld - Lawndale CA 
The reputation of the course precedes itself. It's a tough PGA Qualifier course, large undulating greens, tight chutes, the whole gambit of every hacker's nightmare, BUT it's a great test of golf. On a personal level I wished I played better on the front 9 what are you going to do? Greens are soft but run fast. Shots to the green will hold. They roll VERY true and a little on the fast side. Fairways are in tip top shape. Tee boxes although a bit bowled are dealable. Sand Traps are well stocked, very good sand but dangerous slopes which will suck those balls into some black hole parallel universe. In those situations very tough to get out of. Lots of the waste areas that had that feathered wheat grass is gone. So long as you keep the ball reasonably in play you can score. Once I figured that out course and play was a whole lot easier. Finished in a little under 4 hours and this b/c we were on the heels of the group ahead. Saw cart gal 3-4 times on the trek. Nice thing about these courses is the lack of city noise. You would never think you're in the middle of the city except for a few holes the remainder I would say were almost tranquil.

Posted: Thursday, August 21, 2008
Member Since: March 24, 2004
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nfuntanilla - Los Angeles 
Got out at around 10am this morning and it wasn't busy at all. Paid $65 w/ cart(click4teetimes.com) for this round and let me just say that I'm glad I did b/cuz if I paid regular rates I would be really upset. After the 1st 3 holes I wanted to start over.

As much as this course beat me up today I really enjoyed a layout where every hole is different and unique. Saying that Ike is challenging is an understatement but the beauty of the course is always a good distraction. Aside from obvious ball mark scars on a few greens I feel I got my money's worth today. I'll view my 1st round here as a recon mission and hopefully I can bring my game next time I'm here. I'll definately be back!!

Posted: Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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tomyummyace - Westchester 
With a w/e member rate of $82 and non-member rate of $135 course conditions did not live up to expectations. Many scrubby/patchy areas in or just off the fairway that have yet to fill in. Some areas severely overwatered and some areas that are completely dried out -inconsistent conditions around greens. Fun and challenging layout - but simply needs work on upkeep to justify premium rates. Service was well attended and friendly with plenty of presence - just wish I could say that about the gounds work.

Posted: Monday, August 18, 2008
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bluefortydeuce - Manhattan Beach 
Greens are still terrible!! I don't understand why the greens have not recovered from the last aeration. They are slow and extremely bumpy! I have not seen any improvement in the last month on these greens and would not anticipate any improvement in the near future!!

Posted: Thursday, August 7, 2008
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Bogey1Fogey38 - Pico Rivera 
Green2T - Sorry for the misinformation. The person that said this was trying to convey info about why fairways were brown, he must have given me his opinion and not accurate info. Thanks for clarification. You and your people do a great job on both courses to keep them in great condition.

Posted: Monday, July 28, 2008
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Green2T - City of Industry, CA 
I want to reply to Bogey1Fogey38 comment about water restrictions from the city. This is inaccurate information. We use reclaimed water from the city and there is plenty available. As far as the fairway aeration goes, the process is complete. The fairways are healing nicely, they just need some hot weather to heal more quickly. The reason for the thin areas in the fairway are because we eliminated the ryegrass from the winter overseeding. This process is necessary in order to create a healthier evironment for the bermudagrass. I know this information because I am the Golf Course Superintendent at Industry Hills.

Posted: Monday, July 28, 2008
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ardbroilach - Marina Del Rey, CA 
Played The Ike on the afternoon of Friday 25th July. Knew the fairways had been aerated so was expecting them to be rough. However was not prepared for how rough and slow the greens turned out to be. Even allowing for us playing at twilight they were very, very disappointing.
As usual the pace of play was hideous and the Marshalls did not seem to be remotely interested in speeding them up. Far too many inexperienced golfers playing from the tips. Love both these courses but poor greens and slow play means I'd hesitate to go back soon.
At least they finally opened the bar downstairs.

Posted: Sunday, July 27, 2008
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Bogey1Fogey38 - Pico Rivera 
Yes, all the fairways have now been aerated, lots of plugs and dried mud. We played at 9 AM, lift-clean- and place. Greens rolled nice, med-fast. Bunkers have nice sand, but were wet from watering, on one I got into someone did not rake their footstep as they got out and I landed in a large pocket. One of the greenskeepers told us that the city is restricting their water usage, so look for some browning of the fairways. Should be sometime before the fairways heal. Don't know about the BABE.

Posted: Thursday, July 24, 2008
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sngernz - Redondo Beach 
Update: just heard that they will begin fairway aeration today and it should be completed by July 23rd.

Posted: Monday, July 7, 2008
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sngernz - Redondo Beach 
Simply stated, still is the finest golf challenge in the LA area bar none. The course is tip-top shape, you feel like your on a private course: shuttle to the pro-shop, top notch dining and amenities, fairways fantastic, practice area, spa, landscaping, water in your cooler ... you get my point. It's such a memorable experience I ponied up and joined their men's club ... fun group and they run a tight ship. Only drawback for the average Joe is the price but, hey, you can't take it with you:)

Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008
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Bogey1Fogey38 - Pico Rivera 
Played on Tues 6/10 had an 8:20 AM tee time, we went out at 8, they said we had to finish by 11:30 because of a large tournament with a shotgun start. We finished in 3hr28min. The renovations to the clubhouse area were impressive, nice stone work on the walkways and walls. No one in front of us or behind us, course was in awesome conditions. Everything is lush and green, fairways rolled nice, some holes had standing water in spots but did not hamper playing conditions, the greens were freshly mowed and rolled and played to about a 10 on the stimp. Bunkers were nice sand and not difficult to play out of. We kept ball in play which helped with the pace, also we hit when ready and did not stand around watching each other hit his ball. Correct cart etiquette speeds up play.

Posted: Wednesday, June 11, 2008
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geheyue - Torrance 
It is a beatuful couse and it is not very diffcult , I think I may back again . But when we play , there are a tourment before us . So at least 5 teams are serious delayed by them . We are 4th teams . we spend 2 hours playing 5 holes . Two teams before us left , we catch up and find there are still 2 team before us . Our tee time is 2:00Pm , we leave at 7:00PM , finsihing 16 holes . We try to call the proshop , somebody answered but nobody coming until we finihsed . One team before us is so angry and try to get the compenset from them . By the way , there is only 1 water per person and no guys is selling water when playing which make me so thirsty . I think the managment need to pay attention these issue .

Posted: Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Member Since: May 8, 2008
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alanmode - cerritos 
Played 5/10/08 sat. Still tough course after renovation.All conditions in top notch.

Posted: Saturday, May 17, 2008
Member Since: March 29, 2003
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jpmascaro - Orange, CA 
This course is in very good condition. The only thing I can complain about is that the greens were a little inconsistent in speed and hardness. Overall, the course is in excellent shape, and the service was great.

Posted: Monday, April 28, 2008
Member Since: December 24, 2002
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Green2T - Yucaipa, CA 
Greens almost completely recovered from aeration.

Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2008
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CSpan - Pasadena 
Played the Ike today. I'd avoid the Ike for a little while. The greens have been punched, and the rough is up pretty high right now - so high that balls can bury in the high grass and be tough to find.

Posted: Saturday, March 22, 2008
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flyngolf - West Chicago,IL 
This was the last of 8 courses we played in 5 days. The "Ike" must get more play than the "Babe", I don't know why because the "Babe is a quality course. The pace of play was a little slow at a little over 5 hours. The greens were a bit bumpy and had some ball mark damage. The fairways and tee boxes were in good shape and overall I enjoyed the re-design, the coures was much more fair.

Posted: Saturday, March 15, 2008
Member Since: October 6, 2003
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CSpan - Pasadena 
teed off around noon today. The Ike is in B+ shape (greens a little substandard for this course). Fairways are tight, tee boxes are solid, and the rough is growing up a bit. The greens were slower and bumpier than usual though. This facility does a great job of catering to its customers - at least that's my opinion. There is ample staff, and they just seem to work a little harder than most places to ensure that you have a good time. I read HarryO's comments below. I can see some merit in them, but the course back in the "old days" was simply a bear. It just wasn't fun trampling around constantly in the knee high scrub. Sightlines weren't great, and the cartpath only rule resulted in 6 hr rounds. I don't know about you, but I'll take carts on the fairway for a 4 1/2 round.

Posted: Friday, March 14, 2008
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harryo - Los Angeles 
I have had a running love/hate relationship with Industry Hills since I was a member there in the 80's. These are the two golf courses which I use as a benchmark to judge all other SoCal golf courses. IMHO, it is very sad to see a couple of things...
1. These courses have been being "dumbed down" for the last 10 or 15 years. It is being done in the name of "playability", but they have been cutting the rough back further and further and taking out bunkers with abandon...this last "improvement" saw them re-shaping some of the more challenging greens on the course.
2. They are letting carts on the fairways. When I was a member (and for many years after that) carts were on cart-paths only. That meant that the course was always in immaculate shape. Now there are muddy spots, bare patches, and sometimes rough fairways.
3. Because there is more play (due to carts in the fairways), the greens do not really hold up that well, and they go thru periods of being very slow, then fast, then slow...never consistent.
4. I have yet to see anyone improve a Billy Bell design. I have seen people try, but for me, I have never been pleased with the result. These are two courses that I really don't bother playing much any longer...particularly since they raised their rates so much. I think a lot of people who have played there many times over the years feel the same...you can almost always get a tee time.

Posted: Wednesday, February 27, 2008
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hellojoepark - Chicago 
Was very disappointed with the attitude of the starter, the slow play and the overall layout of the course. We had the play the first nine twice because it was so slow. Being from out of town, we expected the Ike course to live up to its reputation. It did not. In fact, we could have saved the our money and more importantly, our time to play more lush and better laid out course. The greens were inconsistent, the rough was mixed and the sand traps were not as deep as I thought they could be. Also, there was no GPS (which seems par for the course in LA) and no yardage books. In fact, there wasn't even a hole layout (except for the resort layout they barely offered). The yardages were well marked but it seems that was the plus. If you can play for only a week in LA, don't play this one.

Posted: Thursday, January 17, 2008
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bernie14 - Riverside 
Played Tuesday 12/4/07 9:30 a.m. Tee time. Great day ! Service with a smile all day,picked me up from range. T boxes tight but all in good shape none of that sloping side hill nonsense. Fairways cut to perfection, tight lies okay. Medium rough made you wish you had hit the fairway but very playable. Large medium to fast undulating greens,very few divots unreparied. Pace of play very good,no one behind us until 10th hole. Gorgous day for being outside playing the game we love.

Posted: Thursday, December 6, 2007
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callykid - corona 
Played today and the course is just absolutely fabulous. Tees are tight, fairways are very, very good, and greens are amazing. The rough is moderately penal, just the right height to make you want to hit the fairway. Service is top-notch, guys in shop are cool. But what's with the green fee??? 100 bucks is too much for a weekday, non-member rate. In spite of the green fee, had an amazing time with the nice weather, nice course, and thoroughly enjoyed my day at Industry Hills.

Posted: Wednesday, December 5, 2007
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swing18golf - torrance, ca 
Played industry hills eisenhower course this morning. Course is in immaculate shape. Greens are running smooth but not superfast... awesome. no divots. The greens were also more receptive than i thought to make the course more playable.. I enjoyed the serviceat industry hills. they have a shuttle to greet you at your car and take you to wherever you wanted to go. Driving range,proshop or back to your car... although $85 dollars to play ...well worth the round weather was great...

Posted: Thursday, September 6, 2007
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billyt - Chino Hills 
Same location. New Track!! Teed off 7 am. 8-28-07. 3.5 hrs. No waiting. No wind. A bit moist. Greens run a bit slow but true. Lots of bunkers. Added 6 strokes to my round. The sand is a very fluffy type of sand. A must play at least once. Yardage markers on sprinkler heads. Front, Middle, Back. Helps a lot. Some hole are a little tricky with the yardage. Crew will pick you up and drop you off in the parking lot. Senior rate is 50!! Will be back.

Posted: Friday, August 31, 2007
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flyingdutchman - Los Angeles 
Wanted to see the new Ike and bathe myself in its cleansing fires—in other words, get my butt kicked. In my opinion this is the most difficult public course in the Los Angeles area and has always provided me with a substantial golf experience.

The changes, as far as I could tell seemed to be a general smoothing out the bumps on a few holes and re-doing a couple of greens. The course remains as challenging and as difficult as it ever was. The conditions were excellent. This applies mostly to the fairways, which were full and well-manicured. Looking over the general layout and the conditions, the course in its present state would match well with uber-high-end courses that charge twice as much. I paid $85 for my weekend round—it’s $119 on the weekends. That’s high, but can be cut substantially by forking out $499 for an annual membership. Depending on how much you can play, it can become a good deal.

The disappointment with me were the greens. They were uniformly slow, a bit bumpy and several had bear spots and damage and needed TLC. The sand traps were in great shape (only ended up in 1, fortunately) as was the rough, cut mercifully thin.

Friendly guy in the pro shop who sent me off right away as a single first thing. As I played my round that Thursday, I saw very few other players. The course was pretty empty. For the quality and the type of golf experience you get, I think it’s competitively priced with other semi-to high-end courses in the area. Will definitely be back for the challenge and to see if the great conditions are maintained.

Posted: Sunday, August 26, 2007
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michaelko - Arcadia 
Played wed 8/15, teed off at 1:20, 4 1/2 hr round. Pretty good shape. A little wet in spots, but did not affect play. I thought the 1st green was alot faster than the rest of the course, and i think that messed me up for the next 12 holes. Or maybe i suck. A bit warm, no wind. nice day.

Posted: Thursday, August 16, 2007
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ardbroilach - Marina Del Rey 
Tee to green was great.
Unfortunately greens looked like they'd had cattle driven over them. Expected them to be the worse for wear at 5pm but some were so soft that we were leaving footprints everywhere we walked. A few greens were firmer and more playable but not many. Does not bode well for the future if this is not a one off.

Posted: Sunday, August 5, 2007
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righttoleft - Cerritos 
Played 08/04/2007. Course is looking great after renovations. Still tough. Worth playing.

Posted: Sunday, August 5, 2007
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alan13108 - Sherman Oaks, CA 
Played Sunday morning 7/22/07 and the course was in excellent condition. Greeens putted very true and the ideal speed. Some of the best traps I have ever seen. Tees and fairways, green and in wonderful condition. Speed of play excellent. Some of the best marshalling I have ever seen. These marshalls were more than figureheads. Although I played very poorly, I enjoyed the course very much. I hope to play many more times.

Posted: Monday, July 23, 2007
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sirgolfalot - Whittier, CA 
First time out to Industry in a while. The golf course was average in condition, but I do like some of the changes that they have made. It looks like they are trying to step the place up a notch, but they aren't quite up to some of the other courses of its caliber, like Robinson Ranch, SCPGA, and Lost Canyons in value and service.

Posted: Saturday, July 14, 2007
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pointgrinder - Placentia 
Wow, the IKE killed me today. Actually, it was just me not the course. Great conditions and excellent course. The BABE opened today, by the way.

Posted: Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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CSpan - pasadena 
Played mid-morning today. The course is in very good condition, with the exception of just a couple of fairways. The bermuda fairways are getting a little more green and lush, and the greens are in terrific shape. The bunkers are among the best in SoCal. Almost all the tee boxes are in perfect shape too. This is a terrific layout and as good a test of golf as you will get in LA County. Everything about your game gets tested - accuracy, ability to adjust to uneven lies, putting and overall course management. Unless you're truly single digits, don't even mess with the blue tees. You'll just have a long day and slow everyone else down. The only thing about the course here that is maddening is not being able to go 90 degrees with the cart on about 4-5 holes. This slows down play considerably and puts a crimp in your game b/c you rarely have the right club with you when you're ready to hit your shot. Other than that, I enjoy this facility because of the challenge it presents.

Posted: Saturday, June 9, 2007
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gshawcross - Hawthorne 
Unless you're a low handicap don't go there to score. It's a thrilling layout with little forgiveness. Most holes leave few workable options for a medium handicap. Even slightly errant shots can be severly punished. the fairways have still not grown-in so it's not totally worth the greens fee. If it's your first time there, practice chipping from the greenside rough. It's unusually stiff and bristle-like. And unless you normally play in perfect, fluffy sand, you'll want to practice there too. They need a light touch.

Posted: Wednesday, June 6, 2007
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flyboy1 - long beach 
played may 30th @ 7:20. course was not in good shape. The tee boxes were recently punched and none of the plugs were picked up. The tee boxes were an absolute mess. Usually the tips are in the best shape of all tee boxes, but this was not the case. I play here three or four times a year, but I haven't played the Ike in 7 years or so (I LOVE the Babe). The Ike is very challenging, especially from the tips, but the tee boxes and the fairways were not in good shape at all. It was challenging enough to hit a good tee shot because of the tee boxes, plus the course is challenging on top of all of that, but the fairways were really dry and the grass was sparse. The best lies I had all day were in the rough. After a good solid drive at this course, you are usually left with an uneven lie in the fairway. This is difficult when the course conditions are good, but when the fairways are hardpan, it makes it very difficult to hit high quality iron shots. The greens and the bunkers were in good shape. The greens were wet and the rest of the course was dry (dry as a bone). But the last few holes were overwatered. I can't believe that such a course would be in such crappy shape. On top of that, the guy in the proshop, when he overheard that we were going to be playing from the tips, asked what our handicaps were. I asked him if it mattered, just so long as we kept up with the group in front of us. He said that they were "closed" unless we were scratch. I thought this was rude and shouldn't have been an issue, unless we were holding up the groups behind us (which we didn't). When I showed him my index (-0.5), that shut him up; still I thought it was uncalled for. I love how the holes are laid out at this course. If the conditions were good, I'm sure it's one of the best courses in the LA area; I know that the Babe is.

Posted: Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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kborning - Anaheim Hills 
Course is in good shape after being refinished. Greens were great along with the sand traps. Fairways are still a bit young. Nice course, but no way is it worth $120.

Posted: Monday, May 28, 2007
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greenhornet13 - altadena 
here's the good news, yes the course is more playable. it is still a stern test of golf, it doesn't seem like the torture chamber it was before. the bad news...not worth it, on all fronts. chewed up tee boxes, thin brown fairways and divot damaged greens. this is not the premiere golf course they are selling. all the elements are there, but you'd think after being closed for a year the course would be emmaculate. it's nowhere close to being worth the weekend rate. the other premiere courses that change that premium are 10 times more worth it. if this is the best they can do after a year then count me out.

Posted: Saturday, May 26, 2007
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jdiddy2004 - Santa Monica, CA 
A very nice track. I liked this tree lined course quite a bit, as it's different than the usual semi-dessert SoCal golf course. A tough track but perfectly fair with big, tiered greens and fairly wide fairways. I'll be back.

Posted: Friday, May 18, 2007
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taigawoods - Torrance 
played here 5/12/07 for the first time. the course is not that bad; fairways and teeboxes are in good condition; so is the sand. however the greens were slow...felt like they were an 8.5 on the stimpmeter.

Posted: Saturday, May 12, 2007
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CSpan - Pasadena 
Played mid-morning 5-4-07. This was my first time playing this course in about 5 years, and many things here have changed. First, the course is much more playable and much less intimidating visually. Much of the scrub has been cut back and the rough is more uniform and less high. As a consequence, you don't spend nearly as much time looking for balls that just happen to stray into the rough. All the bunkers now are flashed, so none of them are hidden from the tee anymore. The pro shop has been completely renovated, and they're still working on the renovations to what used to be the sports bar. The ambience at this facility is much better - it has more of a resort feel to it than before. As for the course, it was in very good condition. I rate the greens a 9-10. They were receptive and fast. These greens are among the toughest to putt in SoCal - very subtle breaks. I rate the rough 9-10; very uniform all the way around. I rate the tee boxes an 8 - most were fine with the exception of 2 to 3 tee boxes. We played from the whites, but on some holes, we either teed off from the red tees or the blue tees because the white tee area was under construction. I rate the fairways a 6. The lies were tight, but the grass still is fairly dormant and the lies weren't uniform. The fairways at Angeles National, for example, are much better, but the Angeles greens aren't nearly as receptive. The bunkers rate a 10; they're in perfect condition. When the fairways green up, this place will really be top notch. We got the round finished in about 4 1/2 hours; the pace of play won't ever really be faster than that because a lot of the holes don't play 90 degrees and the tee boxes are so far apart. This is a great course and I think the facility is going to continue to get better. My only suggestion to management is to institute the 90 degree rule - the fairways are dormant right now anyway, and the carts aren't going to hurt them very much.

Posted: Friday, May 4, 2007
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jduga00 - Torrance 
I would of thought after spending millions of $'s to redo the course that the fairways would be in much better shape.Either they received bad sod or the super. needs some more training.Great layout.

Posted: Friday, April 27, 2007
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jesseasi - West Covina, CA 
The new IKE was just opened up at the beginning of 2007. If you have not been back - you must go!

They have made it so much easier and more playable. The fairways are awesome. They have cut back so much of the brush that used to eat balls up. Last round I played I did not lose any balls - normally I am good for 2-3 there.

This is one of the best values for a high end course in Southern California.

Posted: Wednesday, April 25, 2007
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waves3464 - Los Angeles 
Too much money for the price! Fairways are terrilble.

Posted: Tuesday, March 27, 2007
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weber - coto de caza 
It had been a little over two years since I last played "Ike". Despite the dormant fairways the course looks nice. The traps are particularly in great shape!! I found the course in general now plays easier than before the "remodel" except for the greens. Hit 13 greens and couldn't break 80. (41 putts and I had the least number of putts in our threesome, all of which are single digit - go figure?) I like the course, but the greens are just a bit too punishing for somebody of my ability to put a good score. Plus the cost is getting a bit steep!

Posted: Thursday, March 8, 2007
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joeclark - Rancho Santa Margarita 
This is a tough golf course. the greens were quick and reading them was not easy. The rough was not as rouph as I had heard the've cleaned it up alot. The only thing is the fairways are brown and even though it was it still is a very nice course that will be even more beautiful when the grass is green and the trees fill in. Great breakfast also. All in all a great day.

Posted: Monday, February 5, 2007
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daquila - HB 
COURSE STILL RATES AS THE TOUGHEST IN THE LA/OC AREA. STILL NEEDS SOME TIME FOR THE NEW GREENS TO BE RIGHT. FAIRWAYS ARE BROWN BUT EVERYWHERE YOU GO NOW ARE THE SAME. PLAYS SHORTER NOW WITH THE ROLL YOU GET. CANN'T WAIT TO GET BACK AGAIN AND GET BEAT UP AGAIN.

Posted: Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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joshoaibo - Temple City 
The fairways were shocking. It was like playing off hay. Not what I had expected when I paid for $100+ round. Don't go there until summer rolls around and the grass turns to green.

Posted: Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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tigerwd - Cerritos Ca. 
Played 1/26/07 Course is very nice. Greens are very fast with a lot of hidden breaks. the 400+ yard par 4s play a little shorter and the 300+ yard par 4s play very long. Great challenging Course!!!!!

Posted: Monday, January 29, 2007
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golfingdude - Rancho Cucamonga 
Played on 01/25 and must say if they spent as much money as rumored, couldn't tell where it was spent. Yes a lot of brush has been removed, easing the course, not necessarily improving it. The greens are smooth and putt true, but are not any better than the majority of greens in Inland Empire (Empire Lakes, Goose Creek, SCPGA, Eagle Glen, Oak Valley, Yuciapa, etc). Lay out is nice, challenging, but not with the teeth of SCPGA or Oak Valley. For the money, $85.00 weekday, you can play Oak Valley, pay for gas, get lunch, and enjoy a nicer experience. I don't understand how this course can be the highest rated course on this site. Most golfers must not play in the Inland Empire, because the conditions here would rank good to excellent but would not compete in bang for the buck honors.

Posted: Thursday, January 25, 2007
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sngernz - Palos Verdes 
Finally made it to the 'new' Ike. Some nice changes, nothing drastic. The course does play much friendlier (must have a new rating) due to removal of deep grass in outlying areas. Errant balls are much easier to find and may still be playable. Greens are still very quick, rolling true. But the fairways are a Bramuda hybrid currently dormant so we had some suspect lies mostly because other players did not repair divots. It should be in great shape by springtime. Bunkers are pristine with bright white new sand. Positive note: 50 and over get a senior rate during the week ($62). And it's still the best test of your game in LA Co. but I suggest you stick to the white tees unless your game is straight and you can hit it a whole bunch, otherwise it can be a very long day.

Posted: Thursday, December 28, 2006
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michaelko - Arcadia 
Played 12/3 sunday... course in great shape. Greens are very fast and undulating. Bunkers are very soft... i had a buried lie with a 5 wood. Easier since they took out alot of the brush.

Posted: Wednesday, December 6, 2006
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callykid - corona 
The Ike is back. Same 'ol same 'ol. Darn hardest course here in SoCal. I think the course is just as good as it was before. Maybe that's the point. Do the renovation and make it just like it was. Brush was cleared out, trees trimmed, and new fairway grass. Greens are marginally better, not much than before. The bunkers are nice, but everything else is the same as before. Maybe most of the renovation had to do with irrigation and drainage issues. But the biggest thing is the green fee now. Wow, I guess I'll be playing somewhere else now. As good as the renovation is, it flat out isn't worth the green fee unless you're a member. And the funnicular STILL isn't working....yup, same 'ol same 'ol Ike.

Posted: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
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popbanana - rowland heights, ca 
It is fantastic indeed. The course is beautiful and plays much friendlier. You don’t have to bring a half dozen (if not a dozen) of balls anymore. The conditions from tees to greens are near perfect. Cart path only policy slows down the pace. Though enough yardage markers are near cart path and on fairway, select extra clubs before you walk to your ball. Not sure about the divots situation on the fairway; I don’t think too many players would remember to bring the sand bottle when walking to the ball. There was no problem when I played on 11/18. For higher handicapper, playing from white tees is more enjoyable and would speed up the pace a bit.

Posted: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
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sngernz - Palos Verdes 
The Ike has re-opened, and a good buddie (member) has told me that it is utterly fantastic. A few minor changes to some greens, but the same layout w/new turf and re-conditioned bunkers. Prices have increased, too. Hopefully, we can get more comments from those who've played it.

Posted: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
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jimmyg777 - Santa Clarita 
Course is being closed for remodeling

Posted: Sunday, February 5, 2006
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t25452 - Laguna Niguel 
We got in one last shot at IKE before they close it for refurbishing. THEY ARE CLOSING THE COURSE FOR SIX MONTHS STARTING MONDAY, JAN. 9TH. So, won't rate cuz conditions weren't that great since they were already starting to let it die for the tear up. Greens were great. Fairways okay, but they were drying them out. It's a monster. Play from the correct tees!

Posted: Thursday, January 5, 2006
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weber - coto de caza 
I hadn't played Eisenhower for a couple of years and was looking forward to gettingback there. i heard the greens were very quick, and considering my short game is the strength of my game, I felt up to the challenge. Let me first state that I hit 11 greens in regulation, which for Industry is pretty decent. Nomally with that many greens in reg, I would be looking to shoot in the 75 area. Well, I didn't break 90!!! I 4 putt a green maybe once a year. I had THREE four putt greens and 4 three putt greens. That says it all! Despite being totally humiliated on the greens I loved it! I'm used to playing on reasonably quick greens (Coto de Caza) but these were rock hard and fast - a tough combination. Not as true as Robinson Ranch, but much faster. Can't wait to try the "Babe" and see how badly I get beat up there???

Posted: Friday, December 16, 2005
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sngernz - Palos Verdes 
Quit your whining. IH has always been a very difficult track (even after it's been 'softened') and that should be expected when you tee it up. Yes, high hcp.er's (over 10) will grunt and groan but these two courses are a true test of golf at an elevated level. You'll not find many other public courses in the LA area matching it's challenge, so be prepared before you come, or book your group somewhere else. And believe me, I've been humbled their many o' time ... but I always come back for more.

Posted: Monday, November 14, 2005
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Kahoutek - San Diego 
I'm glad the annual fundraising tournament I go to here has been moved to the Ike from the Babe. The Ike does not play as ridiculously tight as the Babe, and I believe is a more fair test of golf. Even from the white tees, this course plays long. I played with a few high 20s handicappers, and they had a frustrating day. The layout is challenging without being entirely penal, with nice elevation changes and hazards in key spots. You will find yourself with every type of sidehill / uphill lie that will require all the shots in your bag. The fairways felt a little lush, not getting much roll off the tee. The greens were very receptive, but tricky to read, and on many holes getting on the right shelf was crucial or a three-putt was a very real possibility. Bunkers and rough were in good shape. Play did back up on the short downhill second hole, where we drove up to find two groups waiting to hit. I played in tournaments on the Ike on two consecutive weekends, and the staff was courteous and helpful on both occasions. I hope to come back every year. One note: I wish the funicular that carried you from #9 to #10 would work again...I think the last time I saw it in operation was 1990. The funicular was one of the things that made golfing at Industry Hills a unique experience.

Posted: Tuesday, November 1, 2005
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leibowm - Torrance 
If God were to give planet Earth an enema this is where he'd stick the tube. Great shots that remain in the fairway can be unplayable. Good shots roll bad. The course has a high slope rating only because it does not reward good shot making. It's poor design and unplayable rough make this an unfair monster and one to avoid.

Posted: Friday, October 7, 2005
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atnab1 - Torrance 
I played with my wife & her friends on Sunday & they were very upset with the rude treatment they got from the proshop staff. These people didn't seem to value their customers' business. I guess they are busy enough that they don't really need patrons in their golf courses. I heard that they're renovating these 2 courses, maybe they should take care of re-training their staff first to be courteous towards their customers. Overall the course is not comparable to the excellent condition of this course years ago, especially if you're charging a high $96 weekend without GPS at that.

Posted: Monday, September 19, 2005
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loudog10 - costa mesa,ca 
I did not play this course...but after waking up at 6:45 A.M. trying to call for their "special on the 25th" and getting thru by 7:15 and I was told, oh, there is a tournament that day on both courses for members only. F!@# that, what a way to get below average income people to try your course. The soonest tee time was at 4:20. Gee thanks...great public relations, wouldn't play here if it was FREE. There are way too many specials to be had, to be screwed over.

Posted: Friday, September 16, 2005
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dmint32 - Los Angeles 
Course condition in general is excellent, well worth the fee charged. There are couple of negatives though::::::::
I do agree with the previous comment made by another greenskeeper "Only negative is the trek from the 9th hole to the 10th tee. The tram is not working so you must drive the cart all the way to the 10th tee box. This forces you to travel back through the second and first hole while other golfers are teeing off directly into you."
Another neg point is the sand condition. The depth of the sand in a bunker is usually too shallow. The sands is like caked. These two conditions combined can easily ruin your round by causing home run shots out of bunker into god knows where. It happened too many times to our foursom.

Posted: Thursday, September 1, 2005
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ldeveyra - Monrovia 
I played this course on the 13th. I must say that it was in excellent condition overall except the greens were quite bumpy. Maybe it was because we played twilight, but I don't recall ever seeing the greens being that way. Other than that, I always enjoy playing here. For less than $60, you get some really quality golf in the heart of L.A.

Posted: Monday, August 22, 2005
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fishermang - cerritos 
well worth it

Posted: Friday, August 19, 2005
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bwv997 - westwood, ca 
played here twice in past few weeks...sunday twlight(7/24) and sunday morning(8/7). i don't know if i want to go back...twlight was faster than yesterday(5hrs. 15mins.)

course is in decent condition but plays very slow...

Posted: Monday, August 8, 2005
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mercutio80 - Pasadena 
A deal at twilight and a great course with lots of elevation change. It's a good thing they require a cart!

Posted: Thursday, July 21, 2005
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t25452 - Laguna Niguel 
Great track. We were probably third group out, so greens were very smooth. Fairways lush. Some tee boxes hacked up a little, but no biggie. A must play.

Posted: Tuesday, July 12, 2005
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golfingdude - Rancho Cucamonga 
Went back on 6/8 and had a great experience. Course is in excellent condition, tee to green. Only negative is the trek from the 9th hole to the 10th tee. The tram is not working so you must drive the cart all the way to the 10th tee box. This forces you to travel back through the second and first hole while other golfers are teeing off directly into you. Keep the windshield in the fully up mode for some protection. I can only imagine someone is going to get hit in the face before too long.

Posted: Monday, June 20, 2005
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cskim2434 - Diamond Bar 
Not an easy course by any means. But if you have an index of less than 18, then you should be just fine. Definitely worth the green fees during the weekday.

Posted: Wednesday, June 1, 2005
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golfingdude - Rancho Cucamonga 
Played on 5/16 and was most pleasantly surprised. The course was in excellent condition and the greens were perfect. Tee time of 7:50am and played in an easy 4 hours. No waiting or rushing, great pace. The course is definitely tough from the blue tees, 6700+ yards. It was one of the best days on a golf course I have had in a long time, great conditions, great weather, great pace. The course is hard but very fair, nice mix on the par 3's. Greens are some of the most difficult to read around here.

Posted: Monday, May 16, 2005
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dmint32 - Los Angeles 
We played at Eisenhower yesterday afternoon 3/13/05 as in many other Sundays over 30 years. Even with miserable weather all day we had a decent round and the course is in good shape despite recent rain.

But we did not appreciate the way one of employees(sorry, we did not get his name, the young asian guy who handed cart keys to us) treated us. Getting golfers' sig on the cart receipt is fine but why treat your customers like some sort of common criminals. This kid was so rude, arrogant, and abrasive that we, all single handicapers by the way, felt terrible even before the round began. Furthermore, what's the point of rushing people around at the parking lot. He was very disrespectful and I hope management have a word with him. Thanks

Posted: Monday, March 14, 2005
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RSCHWINN - Northridge 
played feb 27. Wet conditions overall.Wow I forgot how tough this course was!!I am about a 10 handicap and I didn't break 90.Play the whites and have a better time.Be below the hole on most greens.Played very long with the wet fairways.Didn't understand why the 9th hole snack bar was closed on a Sunday afternoon?I don't know if I will go back again it made be feel like what I am a weekend golfer.

Posted: Sunday, March 6, 2005
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jlin513 - Pasadena 
Played on Friday, Feb. 25 for only $25 with their Silver Anniversary Special...Course very wet and soggy in most places except for the bunkers and greens...Beat up carts with NO GPS made it a long day on the course...6 hour round...Greens are still very fast even with all the rain...Tough to read the breaks here...
Very easy to three putt unless you're below the whole...Overall,
it's a bargain for $25 but not really worth it at the regular green
fees without GPS...Very challenging course around and on the greens...

Posted: Tuesday, March 1, 2005
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flyngolf - Winfield, Illinois 
Played 02/24/2005: The course was very wet but in great shape. The greens were very puttable and the speed was true from green to green. Customer service staff was excelent!

Posted: Monday, February 28, 2005
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1scgolfer - TORRANCE 
just too much rain. middle of fairways have standing water, bunkers look like ponds, very thing else soggy except for greens. greens are very firm and dry.

Posted: Wednesday, February 23, 2005
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callykid - corona 
The good: Awesome conditions right now. Fairways, rough, greens, sand is very, very good. As green and lush as I've ever seen it. Nice job guys!! Now the "bad": This course is exceedingly difficult. Hitting greens here doesn't mean anything. All it means is that you will probably 3 or 4 putt unless you have local knowledge and know where to hit it. More forgiving off the tee vs. the BABE, but much more demanding with your approaches and putting. This course beat me up, chewed me up and spat me back out. I left with my ego black and blue, 10 more gray hairs on my head, blood-shot eyes and my nerves frazzled ala the electric chair. It's hard to hit good shots and not get rewarded for it, even "penalized" for it, but that's what makes Industry Hills....well...Industry Hills. If you can play well here, call yourself Yoda and be the master and ruler of the Force, the dark side has no power against you. Can't wait to return and do it all again!!

Posted: Wednesday, February 2, 2005
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sngernz - Palos Verdes 
Think you got game? Moving that hcp down in single digets and looking for a challenge? Here's the place to test your golfing ability I've been playing this course for 8 years and use it as a gage for 'where I'm at' and I've never been disappointed. Sure, the course has gone thru some changes and conditions may vary, but it would be hard to find a public course in greater LA that offers a more pure golf challenge than the Ike. Me, I wish they never removed the kikuya but it still plays tough. Tip: over a 7 handicap you best play the whites.

Posted: Monday, January 24, 2005
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oyveymom - Rancho Cucamonga 
Played New Year's Eve Day and course was in excellent condition. It is certainly a challenging course but is more "fair" than it was a few years ago. Pace of play also beat the historical 6 hours that it use to take. I plan to play it again and again.

Posted: Sunday, January 16, 2005
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ohpoh - los angeles 
very wet course today. Water is in most bunkers, fairways and rough is very soggy. Ball was plug almost every shot!! Fairways didnt seem like it was cut for awhile. It might be due to the rain. The course should be in good shape when the course drys out and the fairways and rough is cut. Overall great layout

Posted: Wednesday, January 12, 2005
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kuyales - Carson, CA 
By far one of the toughest courses ive played. Should have invested in a yardage book. Pretty much every shot is mentally draining. I was hoping for a Drive, Wedge, Putt. But at this course sometimes you are forced to tee off with a 3I, as to not get into water or fairway bunker trouble. When the ball was on the green, there were alot of breaks on the greens. Needless to say it was tough....but i had so much fun

Posted: Friday, January 7, 2005
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t25452 - Laguna Niguel 
First time I'd played Industry Hills. What a dynamite golf course. Every hole is unique. Fairways were very lush (probably because they are CART PATH ONLY ALL WINTER, so be prepared for a five hour round). First four greens were very bumpy; rest were okay. They were soft and receptive. Rough was super lush. Only minor complaints: Sand in traps were very thin and wet. Very thin. And many of the tee boxes were ripped up by monster divots. Other than that, fabulous golf course. Will definitely go back now that I've discovered it.

Posted: Thursday, December 2, 2004
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alanmode - CERRITOS 
TOUGH COURSE.DO MORE TOUGHER LACK OF GPS SYSTEM,YARDAGE STAKES & CART PATH ONLY. I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW CAN THEY SELL THE YARDAGE BOOK FOR $4. IF YOU 'RE FIRST TIME HERE & YOU DIDN'T GET THAT BOOK, YOU ARE BLIND. EAGLE GLEN KINDLY OFFER YOU FREE YARDAGE BOOK & CONFIRM BEFORE START 1`HOLE IF YOU HAVE THAT BOOK.SATURDAY 1;10 PM,PACE OF PLAY AS SLOW AS LA MIRADA,BROOKSIDE OR ANY BUSY MUNICIPAL COURSES.3 HOURS FIRST NINE.
UNTIL 6;00PM(SUNSET HOUR) WE PLAYED 16HOLES. CAUSE OF NO FUNCTION OF FUNICULAR AFTER 9 HOLE YOU HAVE TO PASS ALL THE WAY BACK TO #10 PASSING PAR 3 WATCHING OUT WELL FOR NOT BE HITTED BY BALL.
THE LAYOUT & CONDITION IN GOOD SHAPE.MAYBE NEXT TIME WILL BE MORE PLEASANT?

Posted: Thursday, November 4, 2004
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kendall - walnut 
Played 10/6 AM and course was fun,still tough but fun. Not fair to rate the Ike right now,scraping and getting ready for overseeding but still very playable.The Babe is shut down for the same,Ike will be shut down next week for a few days. Greens are perfect. Dont let the brown fairways get to you,they play as normal. In a couple of weeks the Ike will be brand new. Still the best track in the local area.

Posted: Thursday, October 7, 2004
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gec518 - Irvine 
Played it recently for the first time. Great layout. Course did seem a little browned out but I guess that is expected this time of year. Other than that, the couse was great. Very fair yet challenging. Very appealing to the eye from every tee box. Don't have your A game. Don't worry. The course is very forgiving.

Posted: Monday, October 4, 2004
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putt4dough - WALNUT 
PLAYED TODAY AT TWILIGHT, PACE WAS COMFORTABLE. THE OVERALL COURSE IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.MOST OF THE TEE BOXES ARE LUSH, ONLY A FEW WHERE ALITTLE BATTERED/HACKED. THE FAIRWAYS ARE IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION, MOWED TIGHT SO YOU CAN GET GOOD ROLL ON MOST SHOTS. ROUGHS ARE PLAYABLE, YOU CAN MAKE A GOOD SHOT OUT OF THEM. THE SAND TRAPS HAVE GOOD QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF SAND IN THE BUNKERS/TRAPS, EASY TO GET OUT? GREENS ARE ROLLING TRUE AND ARE IN GREAT CONDITION. READ YOUR LINE AND TRUST YOUR STROKE. A GREAT RETURN COURSE TO PLAY.

Posted: Monday, September 13, 2004
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prauh - Los Angeles 
A lot of fun - went out at 7:30, basically had no group in front of us - very enjoyable round - course condition was certainly a factor...

Posted: Sunday, September 5, 2004
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angelbravo - Valencia 
Played for the first time. It is a long course that offers some real challenges. Greens were in good shape. They have a lot of undulation and can lead to some 3 putts.

There are not a lot of birdie holes on the course and there are some holes that can yield some big numbers.

Overall, a fun course to play.

Posted: Wednesday, September 1, 2004
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kendall - walnut 
Still the best in the area,,,great golf course,tough,demanding and at the same time fair. Hit the tee shot and you are in good shape. customer service is top notch. Greens are almost perfect. Will return soon.

Posted: Tuesday, August 10, 2004
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timdhelms - Corona, CA 
The winter rainy spell has been good! The course was in great shape. My first time here; it was intimidating at first due to the length and fairly narrow fairways. Once you decide not to be greedy and take what the course will give you, you can score well. My back nine was 10 strokes better than my front! Very beautiful course, like walking in a park. Definitely worth the fee, but bring a strong, straight game.

Posted: Tuesday, March 30, 2004
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metalmd - Long Beach 
This course is immaculate. It's long if you play from the blue tees, but is fair. The only problem today was the pace of play. It took 5.5 hours to play.

Posted: Wednesday, March 17, 2004
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Mazza - Mission Viejo 
These two tracks are TRUE gems of the so cal area!
I feel like im playing a private club back east somewhere(minus the smog in the summer).Although i do admit, there is not much let up in either of these courses. The babe is much more challenging off the tee. The ike is just brutal long! I feel the course rewards good shots and kills you if you hit bad ones......score well here,you will score well anywere.As for cart path ONLY till spring......kinda sucks but the way i look at it ......get some exercise!!!!

Posted: Tuesday, March 9, 2004
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putt4dough - WALNUT 
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL COURSE. VERY WELL MAINTAINED. THEY CARE. NOW TO THE GOLF. THE TEE BOXES WERE A LITTLE SOFT AND WORN, THE FAIRWAYS ARE NEARLY PERFECT. ROUGHS ARE LONG, GOOD TO GET OUT FROM. THE SAND TRAP HAS GOOD QUALITY SAND AND GOOD TEXTURE. GREENS ARE FAIR BUT ALITTLE TRICK TO PLAY. YOU MUST BE ON YOUR BEST BEHAVIOR WHEN YOU LINE UP YOUR SHOT. THE SLOPES ARE TRICKY AND THE BALL CAN RUN ON YOU IF YOU TAP IT A LITTLE TOO FIRM. THE ONLY COMPLAINT IS THE "CART PATH ONLY". BECAUSE IT CAN BE A LONG WALK TO YOUR NEXT SHOT, AND DELAY THE PACE. BUT TODAY THE PACE WAS VERY GOOD UNDER 4 1/2. OVERALL GREAT PLACE TO PLAY WORTH A CHALLANGE. "I'LL BE BACK"

Posted: Friday, January 16, 2004
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cublefty1 - Norwalk, CA 
This is a wonderful track, that needs a little more TLC to be worth the $$$$, and if the Funicular is not running, price should be reduced. An outstanding place to play when the upkeep meets the required level to match the quantity of play. Bring your "A" Game!

Posted: Tuesday, December 30, 2003
Member Since: August 11, 2003
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dconnally - Lake Forest, CA 
A difficult course that plays very long due to both length and soft fairways and lush grass. Played 12/21/03, and conditions were very good, except for a couple of the small tee boxes on par-3s being somewhat torn up. Fairways and greens were in great shape. Traps looked good, but the sand in some of them was pretty shallow. Green fees not that different from other high-end courses on the weekend. Only major complaint is the ongoing paths-only policy, apparently never to be rescinded. I’ve vowed before not to come back, but after a few years I forget, then renew the vow.

Posted: Monday, December 22, 2003
Member Since: October 6, 2003
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voand7 - Westminster 
The course is in decent shape but not worth the money. Our group found a club and turned it in but we also lost a club. Upon calling to see if someone had turned the club in we were told that "no clubs were turned in". Even after explaining that we turned in a club the response was the same... "no clubs were turned in". Seem kind of fishy. Overall the course is not like it use to be but that's my opinion. There are better courses for the less money.

Posted: Monday, December 22, 2003
Member Since: February 12, 2003
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Grizzly99 - Corona 
Played Industry Hills Golf Club (Eisenhower) today and the playing condition were great. I didn’t notice too many of the bare/thin area mentioned below. Looks like the overseeding really paid off. The greens were in wonderful condition as was the rest of the course. Word to the wise, bring your “A” game! This course is not for the beginner.

Posted: Tuesday, December 2, 2003
Member Since: November 16, 2003
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matzke - Torrance 
I hadn't played Ike in several years and was seriously disappointed. It has always been one of my favorite courses: lush fairways, scary greens, and great service. The fairways were thin and a mess - a lot of bare lies. Other than getting picked up in the parking lot, there was no evidence of service- never saw a course employee while on the course. They are supposedly going through a multi-phased $20M upgrade of the facilities with the last upgrade being the actual golf course. I can't wait, because this course is terrific when it's in good shape.

Posted: Wednesday, October 1, 2003
Member Since: November 25, 2002
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Mazza - Mazza 
son of alawyer.... most tracks right now are a little below par , its the end of a long summer and they are getting ready to overseed.

Posted: Thursday, September 25, 2003
Member Since: November 11, 2002
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sonofalawyer - LA 
i don't know what the big deal is about this course. it was not in very good condition, and the design is only fair. it's not a bad course, but it's not all that either.

Posted: Monday, September 22, 2003
Member Since: January 27, 2003
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kendall - walnut 
Still the best around! great condition,a few ball marks,but after reading other entrys at other top courses unrepaired ball marks are a general problem. Sooo, we fix a couple and move on. This track is the BEST.

Posted: Wednesday, August 20, 2003
Member Since: April 25, 2003
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kuboosh - Westwood 
This track is the shizzle for rizzle! Perfect. Top notch. That's it--straight up TOUR!

Posted: Monday, August 4, 2003
Member Since: January 7, 2003
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CSpan - Pasadena 
Played in early a.m. on 7-13. This is a terrific track. The course was in excellent condition, and since they didn't stack the tee times, we were able to play an evenly paced round. Unhurried, we finished at about 4 hrs. The layout is excellent and the facilities are excellent as well. This course will test all of your skills, e.g., playing off uneven lies, accuracy off the tee, long bunker shots, etc. A solid test from the white tees. Tip: the seemingly short, but uphill Par 4s play longer than you think.

Posted: Friday, July 25, 2003
Member Since: July 8, 2003
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kendall - Walnut 
Wow! this is a real test,a great track, groomed almost to perfection,greens are smooth and FAST,fairways are great,rough is semi severe,you can hit it long, you have to hit it long, but beware of errant shots, again, fair but tough. Wonderful condition, best in the valley that I know of. Played the whites, need to get better to move up to the blues. great course. Its on the once a month list for sure.

Posted: Tuesday, July 8, 2003
Member Since: April 25, 2003
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zeroiron - Huntington Beach, CA. 
WOW! Straight up WOW! The toughest track in SoCal by far. US Open Q will be there May 13, bring your A
game.

Posted: Thursday, May 1, 2003
Member Since: April 22, 2003
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Mazza - Mazza 
played it yesterday.....teed of at 7:00 am and finished in less than 4 hrs .The only way to play the course is early, otherwise your 5 + hrs. This course is by far the best around . If it was walkable , the pga tour would stop here. The condition of both of these courses top that of MOST private clubs and you have to be on your game from tee to green. This is straight up golf...no enviromental bulls$#% no blind tee shots.....this place will test your game

Posted: Tuesday, April 29, 2003
Member Since: November 11, 2002
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rdbealemsn - Covina 
Course in outstanding shape. A real test. Most should play the white tees. Very few should play the blues. Good Luck. Best Public test around.

Posted: Monday, April 14, 2003
Member Since: March 23, 2003
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victoral - Manhattan Beach 
Course in good condition. Greens a little thick - could use a cut and roll (played in the AM). When are they going to fix that d%mn funicular?!

Posted: Saturday, March 1, 2003
Member Since: March 1, 2003
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Haywood - Upland 
The course is in amazing condition. Every putt will be downhill and fast with at least one break. 5 or under handicaps only IMO.

Posted: Wednesday, January 15, 2003
Member Since: January 15, 2003
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Mazza - Mazza 
It doesnt get any better than this place . if you can score here you can score anywere

Posted: Monday, November 11, 2002
Member Since: November 11, 2002
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tonyg - azusa,california 
Monster long par 4's.beautiful layout and extemely difficult.amatuers not need apply.worth every penny.

Posted: Friday, November 8, 2002
Member Since: November 8, 2002
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