Industry Hills Recr & Conf Ctr - Golf courses, City of Industry, CA

Industry Hills Recr & Conf Ctr - Golf courses, City of Industry, CA

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[Jul 31, 2011]
Fasteddieboy
Shoots in the 70s

Fantastic cross cut fairways, lush and very beautiful course. The track is no joke, if you are looking to play a course and get a good taste of what the pro players are used to then try it out. The course is used sometimes as a PGA tour qualifier as well as US Open qualifier. Course also hosted LPGA event earlier this year... Ball placement on some holes, distance on others but always watch your speed on the greens.

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 19, 2009]
Dan Dimler
Shoots in the 90s

I have played Industry hills for 10 years, a couple times a year. So, I like the courses, both of them, the Babe has one hinky hole, a short par 4 with telephone poles with netting to keep the ball out of the nieghbors yards. The facility is very impressive, however, the price does not equal the service and the inequality has been growing for a couple years. I paid $100 a round for myself & customer on Thursday pm. The round took 5.5 hours, waiting on most tees. There was no cart to get drinks on the entire course. In the past, drink carts have been sparse, with surly girls and no vodka! However, this was a new low, because both concession shacks were closed! You could not get a drink of water the whole 18 except the one bottle put in the cart (with ice, which is nice). The fairways on the Ike course were not in good shape, lots of bare spots. I complained at the end of the round in the pro shop and the guy behind the desk said he did not know why management chose to not offer any concession on the course. I'm going to look for something else the next time in LA, Robinson Ranch is nice, so is Oak Quarry for comparable money.

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I have played Industry hills for 10 years, a couple times a year. The facility is very impressive, however, the price does not equal the service and the inequality has been growing for a couple years. I paid $100 a round for myself & customer on Thursday pm. The round took 5.5 hours, waiting on most tees. There was no cart to get drinks on the entire course. In the past, drink carts have been sparse, with surly girls and no vodka! However, this was a new low, because both concession shacks were closed! You could not get a drink of water the whole 18 except the one bottle put in the cart (with ice, which is nice). The fairways on the Ike course were not in good shape, lots of bare spots. I complained at the end of the round in the pro shop and the guy behind the desk said he did not know why management chose to not offer any concession on the course. I'm going to look for something else the next time in LA, Robinson Ranch is nice, so is Oak Quarry for comparable money.

OVERALL
RATING
2
VALUE
RATING
2
[Mar 15, 2009]
ecareaga
Shoots in the 80s

Great course. I started playing this course about a year ago. Although everyone seems to flock to th Ike side, I think the Babe side is a much better course for the money. The Ike sid is longer with wider fairways and is much more forgiving off the tee box. The Babe side takes much more shot placment and is more challenging.

Customer Service

Outstanding. The crew has a great sense of humor.

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OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jun 15, 2005]
moneymikebabee
Shoots in the 70s

This course has it all! Beauty, Toughness, it is a real players course. You have to put your drives in the fairwayway, or else you'll pay. Most of the time i had to hit 3-iron or 3-wood off the tee because the distances of the faiways are tough. The babe is my home course, I live just down the street (although Azusa is a pretty long street). its about 6850 from the tips (where i play), not too long but tough undulating greens. Ike is about 7550 from the tips and way more forgiving. Sometimes you catch yourself bombing a drive, and still have a mid to long iron into the green. The green fees are worth it.

Customer Service

Cool people.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 17, 2003]
Lkwdgolf05
Shoots in the 70s

This was the first time i had played this course. I played the Ike course from the blues. The course was in pretty good condition. You have to hit it in the fairway or you are in trouble. The greens are tricky if you dont hit it on the right tear. You better have the round of your life if you want to do good. I shot a 77 5/15

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
[Feb 24, 2002]
putt4dough
Shoots in the 80s

This is a must play for golf lovers. eisenhower is longer, in better condition, and easier than Babe. Babe is shorter, but fairways are tighter. The greens on Babe are way too hard, three and four putts are unavoidable on some holes. this is a beautiful course, but the staff, specailly the starters, are way too uptight.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
3
[Nov 27, 2001]
Freddie Spinney
Shoots in the 70s

This has got to be one of the nicest courses I have ever played. It really does not matter what you shoot just enjoy the fact that you are playing here. I Found this course to be very challenging and coming from Vegas where every course is target golf I had a lot of fun. A must play.

Customer Service

Very professional. Pro shop is very nice and well equiped.

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OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 04, 2000]
Ron
Shoot in the 80s

Played the "Ike" on 6/30/00. It's been a few years since I last played Industry. Some things don't change much. This is a real challenge to your golf game. You've got to have everything working in order to score well. Luckily, I played with a club member who helped a lot with direction and some of the subtle nuances of the course, of which there are plenty. The joke is that this is a resort course (being part of the Sheraton hotel). Most resort courses stress fun and leisure. NOT THIS COURSE!!! It can be a total nightmare! You've got to hit it long (many par 4's over 450 yrds.) and straight. I lost 4 balls. This course makes you concentrate over every shot. By the end I was mentally exhausted. So much for relaxing and having fun. Course was in good shape as usual. One of the best and toughest in Southern California. Not for beginners.

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Great pro shop selection. Have all the good stuff, but you pay top dollar.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jun 27, 2000]
Eric Yn
Shoot in the 80s

Played the "Ike" course on 6/21. The course is in very
good condition due to the fact that the maintenance crew
is working throughout the day. Greens are large and very
undulating. You will notice it on the 1st hole. If you
are not near the hole, you will be faced with many 3 way
breaks. This course is extremely difficult with some
long par-4's over 450 yds. Water comes into play on a
few holes.

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If you are not familiar with the course, ask the starter for a course guide.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jun 22, 2000]
Michael
Shoot in the 70s

36 holes of golf. BOTH COURSES ARE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. if you don't hit the fairway, you're not in the rough. you're already in the hazard. on the "ike" course, there are numerous 490 yd plus par 4's, so you better hit it long and straight. the maintenence is not that bad, though the greens bump up sometimes. the course is always in prety good condition. come play here and you'll find the truth of your game. tom watson once shot 84 here and very much disliked the golf course.

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OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
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