i played landmark at hemet for the first time on wednesday, 12-21. I had heard the course was plush, with lots of green grass, and nice, smooth greens.
I teed off at 1100 with three seniors. This... Continue »

i played landmark at hemet for the first time on wednesday, 12-21. I had heard the course was plush, with lots of green grass, and nice, smooth greens.
I teed off at 1100 with three seniors. This course is affiliated with a senior community. We finished in 4 hours, and had a great time. I played the tips, and at 6600 yards, I found myself using every club in my bag. A shotmakers golf course. The greens were smooth and undulating. KEEP YOUR BALL UNDER THE HOLE!!!
All in all, I would recommend this course, along with Diamond Valley, as two quality courses at a reasonable price of $35.00.

Alway like this course.

Alway like this course.

nonexistent assistance anywhere, kind of friendly but you are on your own for any kind of direction. the course is in good shape with the exception of the back tee boxes. i have never played a cours... Continue »

nonexistent assistance anywhere, kind of friendly but you are on your own for any kind of direction. the course is in good shape with the exception of the back tee boxes. i have never played a course where there was so much actual swing interference standing on the tee, including plants hitting the backswing, impossible angles out to the fairway to avoid trees and visual blocks to the fairway.

Read Ho14's feedback after booking online and was dreading the round set up for the following morning. I guess 11 days is a big difference or the previous poster Ho14 was expecting a PGA course. The ... Continue »

Read Ho14's feedback after booking online and was dreading the round set up for the following morning. I guess 11 days is a big difference or the previous poster Ho14 was expecting a PGA course. The course was in excellent condition, green were quick with the only damage from the lunkheads that do not repair their ball marks. Some fairways were a bit over moist in some spots, but for the most parts, the fairways were a joy to hit from. I played here Labor Day and the course was suffering from the over bearing heat we had in August, just like all the courses in So Cal, especially in the Inland Empire. Dont worry about playing at Hemet Landmark, its worth the money and time.

I gave up on this course when they changed ownership a year and a half ago. It went from being a well managed, beautifully conditioned layout to a dump, many employees mocked the new owners behind the... Continue »

I gave up on this course when they changed ownership a year and a half ago. It went from being a well managed, beautifully conditioned layout to a dump, many employees mocked the new owners behind their backs. Eventually many employees left out of disgust.

They do have a large grass practice facility and the new owners bought a bunch of used, almost smmoth, range balls that are also limited distance (the range is probably 400 yards long) that are worthless...he got a good deal, they then lost all their range membership.

I played the course two weeks ago and it is now it is just a goat pasture.

Avoid this place at all costs.

Played on 9/30 and what a total waste of gas, time, and money. This course was always easy to play, but the conditioning made it fun and enjoyable. New ownership is running this track into the groun... Continue »

Played on 9/30 and what a total waste of gas, time, and money. This course was always easy to play, but the conditioning made it fun and enjoyable. New ownership is running this track into the ground, or letting nature take it back. If you receive email specials from them don't believe the claims of excellent greens and fairways, due to no overseeding, etc. I think they just want to shave their overhead. Many tee boxes were dirt, with very sparse grass growth. Fairways were very patchy, will something that was sodded but in a checkerboard fashion. Some areas would be lush others very close by would be chopped to pieces. Greens are okay, but this place has sure gone downhill since the new owners took over. I dislike Diamond Valley's tricked up layout, but would play there before here until they decide they want a good course. To bad too, this used to be a nice alternative or change of pace from Diamond Valley or Soboba Springs.

Temp was 100+ and the on course water coolers were empty.
Other players stated that this was the second day in row that they were neglected.

Temp was 100+ and the on course water coolers were empty.
Other players stated that this was the second day in row that they were neglected.

A very nice little layout with some beautiful hillside scenery surrounding the course. Pretty short, so I played the blacks at about 6500 yards (with a 120 slope).

The course is pretty beat-up at t... Continue »

A very nice little layout with some beautiful hillside scenery surrounding the course. Pretty short, so I played the blacks at about 6500 yards (with a 120 slope).

The course is pretty beat-up at this time. Lots of burned out areas from the tee boxes through and including the greens. I had a couple hard pan lies in the fairway, as well as sketchy lies off the fairway in clumps of rough.

You can get some great deals, though, and if the location isn't a problem you can have a fun round here.

Having only payed 30.00 I thought it was an excellent deal. That said, the course was a little rough, mostly because of the warm weather. Very enjoyable layout and would definately play there again... Continue »

Having only payed 30.00 I thought it was an excellent deal. That said, the course was a little rough, mostly because of the warm weather. Very enjoyable layout and would definately play there again.