Indian Hills Golf Course

Where do I begin… The golf course is a good ³⁄₅ stars… But the kitchen at the club house… Before starting our round of golf, we went into the restaurant and bought one breakfast sandwich and one breakfast burrito. My mom ate half of the sandwich through the first few holes. As I was eating the sandwich on the 8^th I noticed there was MOLD on the bread. MOLD. MULTIPLE SPOTS. After finishing the 9^th hole we went back to the kitchen to let the chef know that he served us moldy bread. WHO DOESN’T CHECK THEIR BREAD FOR MOLD? How am I supposed to know if the rest of the food was expired or kept at the correct temperature?! When we told the chef, Rudy, he responded with a scoff then continued to say, «why didn’t you check before you ate it?» EXCUSE ME?! then he had the audacity to say that we should’ve brought it back as soon as we saw it. I saw it on the 8^th hole and didn’t want to stop my game to bring back moldy bread. The clubhouse tried to figure it out for us and give us a refund but at this point the attitude of the chef was simply unacceptable. He didn’t apologize and said it was OUR fault that we ate MOLDY bread. They need to have the health department go and check their kitchen out. And then reevaluate their staff. If RUDY doesn’t have the basic decency to deal with his customers, he should just be a chef. Maybe then he will have the common logic to check his bread for mold before serving it. The clubhouse employee was very helpful but the chef?! Negative stars. Never eating there again, it’s not physically safe.

Facts:
1. Golf cart would suddenly veer right — broken axle.
2. Random guy walking the 9^th hole — need to wait until he moves so you could tee off.
3. NINE HOLES = 3.5 HOURS!
4. Patrons playing with flipflops.
Conclusion:
I walked off after 9. Talked to manager. He said no refunds but he could offer items related to the golf course such as another round after you finish this round (not sure who would want to play another round if the first round takes 6 — 7 hours).

Don’t golf here unless you want to golf 5 – 6 hours minimum. Always overbooked and waiting especially on weekends.

one of the cheaper courses in the IE. Its a short course that’s not in the greatest condition but does have some fun holes and some challenging.
Ive only played here a few times. the greens are usually ok but the bunkers are dirt not sand.
too bad they have foot golf here now :-(

Just don’t try to get a drink out on the course they will never show up I guess the drink cRt does not like to make money

I’ll never come here again. If this was based on the staff I’d give 4 stars, BUT there were so many dead spots on the fairway and tee boxes were tore up. The worst part was that the last several times I’ve been here there were way too many jerk-​off patrons.
Play here if you want drunk idiots playing in front and back of you. The group was so drunk in front of us that they would blast music while were putting and I accidentally hit on them and they took my ball and would just linger on the green after they were done. I’m talking about pounding beers and just waiting on the side of the green with their carts when they knew people were behind them. Also, they would take about 1 – 2 mulligans per hole, EVEN off the tee box. So we’re looking at 3 – 5 extra shots on top of the 4 – 8 shots it takes to reach the green.
The group in back weren’t any better, they too were blasting music and talking while we were on the tee. It doesn’t bother me, but have some respect. This is seriously the scum of the bottom of the barrel Inland Empire. I should have mentioned to both groups that their parole officers were in the way then maybe they would have just left.
Beer cans and cigarette butts everywhere.
The deals are so cheap that they attract the parasites of this area. This isn’t the first time it has happened to me here, however, will be the last.
If you can pay $ 10-​$ 20 more and play at Goose Creek, Dos Lagos or Hidden Valley and be left alone to enjoy your day off while playing a game with piece of mind.

The course is awesome is a great price staff is cool. But they started this new soccer golf shit and it’s stupid it’s tearing up the course and ruins the game a bit. It’s been a golf course for like 30 years it needs to stay that way they need to promote business in a better way no one wants to watch soccer when your trying to play golf

If your looking for a quiet round this is not your place. More dogs, back up alarms, and sirens of any coarse I’ve ever played.

it’s a cheap course if you find a deal. sign up for
. they have deals on this place often for $ 25.
has an even better deal for $ 36 for a twosome. Don’t pay full price at this course. Golfnow has hot deals all the time.
Warning, watch out for stray balls when you are standing and admiring the views on hole#16. nearly got pelted by stray tee shots twice in the span of 3 minutes.

Another popular weekend course. Certain parts of the fairway was being worked on, but the greens were good. Liked it better than Jurupa Hills across the street, to me it was a little easier.

Had a Golf Now hot time for @$ 15, so took the drive. (So with toll roads@$ 25… Still a bargain for a «big kid» course). I’m a 19 handicap, and got my butt kicked today on it. Played solo, and finished 18 in 2 ½ hours. Not speaking my score, but toasty out there at 102 degrees, so will be back when it cools down… Get a driving range, and you get more stars… Would love to have warmed up after an hour drive!

As good as jurpa hills Gc. I can’t rip it too bad since it was only 11.74 for 18 at noon. For the money that’s great golf. This course is hilly, mostly narrow, spotty brown and stil a heck of a good value. No driving range and a flat putting green reduce the stars. The hot dogs are fine. Not bad all in all for the money and in Riverside.

They got it correct by calling this place Indian Hills because there isn’t a flat spot on this course. Every shot seemed to add or subtract 15 yards because of the elevation changes. The course is not over manicured and has some rough looking areas but this course has a lot of memorable holes and character. The greens were sandy when I played but I could tell on a normal day they would be nice. The price was at $ 36 with cart (you wouldn’t want to walk this course) and the pace was fast. This isn’t a hard course simply because the greens aren’t well guarded and it’s really short. I would play here again if the opportunity presented itself.

Out of the 5 courses in this area, this one is my favorite. Awesome club house and staff, and a nice course to play.
I play here at least once a month for over 10 years and always have an enjoyable round.
Only negative is when they arrogate /​fertilize their teeboxes (which is a few times a year), they leave a giant mess and i’ve never really seen that at any other course. It almost makes teeing off without a tee impossible.
But that doesn’t stop me from giving this course 5 stars. They’re awesome and I will continue going there and highly recommend this course.

I’d prob rate it 3 stars for the quality of the course. I’d say it’s an averagely maintained golf course. Significant amount of dirt patches. Bunkers are not very soft. But I only have to pay $ 15 cart fee to play (got the $ 300 2 year membership during their promo), so I give them an extra star for that.

Played on my birthday afternoon and was able to get all 18 holes in before dark. I presented my birthday gift certificate for a free green fee (printed from their website after joining their e-​mail club) and after paying the cart fee ($ 15), I walked right on as a solo player.
One foursome let me play through after the fifth hole and I felt like I had the course all to myself. I finished a few minutes after 5pm, just over three hours after starting.
I greatly enjoyed playing Indian Hills. There were a lot elevated tee boxes and elevated greens throughout. After reading the good reviews re: the greens, I was a bit disappointed at their overall inconsistency. On the day I played they were on the slow side, but a few were screaming fast. A handful had also been punched recently and one had droppings from the local ducks.
Still, ducky doo aside, I loved the highly elevated tee shots on a few of the holes. The 14^th, in particular, had a spectacular view of Jurupa Valley. Walking this course would definitely take care of your cardio workout for the day.
Obviously, I would play this course again for a mere $ 15 cart fee, but since it’s not my birthday every day, I will gladly use one of the many online or Southland Golf specials that Indian Hills offers. Looking forward to playing here again

Finally, a soild course that doesn’t try to market itself as a PGA tour stop. Indian Hills is an honest, fun track that is a great value and definitely worth playing if you’re in the Riverside area.
The Course: Very fun layout. Lots of elevation changes including a very dramatic drop on #16. The par 3’s are looooong. None of the holes run parallel to each other so you don’t need your hard hat. There is a lot of driving between some of the holes so it’s not a walkable course. It gets tight in some spots. If you don’t hit it straight you’ll get into trouble (and hit into someones living room as the houses are close to the course).
The greens were in good shape (some were great) and so were the fairways. Some dead spots in the rough, but nothing to worry about.
Facilities: No driving range and a small putting green. But the guys working here were great and let us demo the new R11 for the entire round.
Pace of play: 4 hours on the nose! You can’t beat that on a Saturday.
Value: This is where Indian Hills really gets high marks. A lot of nice holes and a couple where you think you’re at a golf resort. For the price ($ 50 w/​a cart on the weekend) it’s really not bad at all.

My friends just had their wedding here and it was beautiful! I didn’t know such beauty can exist in the Inland Empire.
The hall was nicely decorated, and the food served was delicious. And the bartender was serving up really good drinks (and I’m not just saying that because it was open bar. they were good).

This course is decent for the price. Came here for a tournament. The fairways are wide and there are many hills within the course, mostly hitting down from a higher level, which is always fun. The course winds through a neighborhood and in many instances you cross the street with your cart. The greens are nice for putting but the rest of the course could use a little more maintenance. There is not a lot of water and many bunkers throughout.
Since this was a tournament, we had a banquet in their facility which is used for weddings itself. It is not that nice for wedding purposes, but for our purposes, it got the job done and the food was good as well. The staff was super friendly and the parking lot was ample. All in all, a good experience.

This course is better than expected. I seriously had to drive Faaar it was in the boonies in Riverside somewhere. Besides that I arrived for the twilight for $ 28 at 1 pm. That is a very cheap price because it included the cart and also that was a very early twilight time.
So the holes are fairly challenging and they have various elevations and different looking holes. One of the holes, is on top of the mountain and you can look down at the spectacular views of the smog and buildings in the Inland empire.
Also, we were literally on the course by ourselves. We were a pretty slow group so the guys in front of us were going really fast and there were no people behind us so we were able to take our time.
The fairways are adequately maintained, there are some brown spots or not as green spots, but it is decent. Overall it is a good course that is cheap and not crowded at all.