Industry Hills is the Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort, and the Pro Shop is located at the right side of the resort (not that easy to find it). Challengability：⭐⭐⭐ (narrow fairways) Landscapability：⭐⭐⭐ (view to Chino Hills) Sophisticatability：⭐⭐⭐ (constructions of ponds) The first 3 holes are the same layout (326/325/349 yards individually), Par 4s dogleg right and need to lay up at around 200 yards for your 2nd shot to approach the green. If you fit right, then you're either OB or stuck at the hillsides, would be more difficult for your next shot. Meanwhile, be warned that there's a pond on the right to the green, while the pin is set at the right, so your approach shot should be aiming left. Hole 7, 220 yards Par 3, claimed to be the longest Par 3 of the entire southern California, just a fun fact. Hole 8, 400 yards Par 4, just straight ahead, but the 2-layer uphill in front of the green is quite a nice design, kind of welcome you to approach. I definitely like the Back 9 way more than the Front 9, as it's a lot more forestry with tranquility. Start from Hole 10, 373 yards Par 4, with trees in the middle of the fairway, you don't want to hit right, as there's long grass and a downhill ground to eat up your distance. Hole 13, Industry Hills' signature hole, 153 yards Par 3, elevated tee box looking down to the green with big pond in the middle of the fairway, challenging while very nice scenery. Hole 14, another Par 3 with 144 yards, much easier just going straight and uphill. Hole 17 claimed to be the most beautiful hole of the course, though it was dark when I arrive, but the sunset 🌇 is still breathtaking. Overall, it's the resort kind of the course, for visitors to enjoy their afternoon here, just such a nice gesture to let guests play here as well. P.S. if you finish your game after sunset like me, suggest to spend a minute or two when drive back to the clubhouse, there's a spot by their bar has the view to the entire Chino Hills, just phenomenal!!!

Both courses are great. It’s just the pace is really rough. We started at 6:30am on Saturday morning so I didn’t expect to be done by 9 but to not finish until noon and be looking at a group of 8 on the green ahead of us is really unacceptable. We’re all paying a lot to be here you can’t allow this to go on and back the whole course up to start the day. We wanted to just let the pro shop guy know and he was rude and could care less and said to call him next time. Come on Dude, the Marshall came around twice and didn’t get things moving we weren’t even complaining we’re just letting you know. Whatever, just disappointed, still got to golf. 2 stars. Might as well sleep in and tee off later since it’s slow anyways

I played the Ike course and I see why it's so recommended. The layout was fun and the fairways & greens were in great shape. However it was a bit disappointing that most of bunkers had almost no sand, making them too hard to play. Overall it was a very satisfying round. I'd definitely come back.

Everyone seems very nice here - starters of golf love golf, pro shop associate is nice and everything is pretty well groomed. Round took about 4.5 hours on both courses and being inside of a hotel seems like hospitality is better than a normal course.

The whole experience was top notch. Everything to booking over the phone to check-in to even the Snack Shack was perfection. The course ( Babe) was in great shape, the greens rolled fast and true. We appreciated the cart girls rolling through 3 times during our 18 holes. ( it was hot, 95 degrees) Looking forward to getting revenge on my score! We'll be back.