Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms is perhaps best known for its long, gracious fairways. At the same time, the club features a history as long as its landscape. Industry Hills counts itself as one of the oldest and most prestigious public courses on the West Coast. Thirty-six holes of championship golf spanning 650 acres are found on the Dwight D. Eisenhower and Babe Didrikson Zaharias courses. Both are considered among the best layouts in Southern California.
Locals and fans affectionately call this national golf treasure Ike. Because it attracts golfers from around the world, it is fitting that the 18-hole, classic par 72 course be named for a popular world leader who also happened to love the game. Since reopening in late 2006 after a multimillion-dollar renovation, the Ike continues to win over fans with its traditional features -- long fairways and large undulating greens -- and improvements such as softened bunkers and re-graded and newly constructed greens.