Took advantage of the golf moose deal 2 players for $84. Played with my son and 2 of his friends.
Tee time was 10:40. Got there around 9:30 to warm up and hit a few putts. Nope. Driving range and... Continue »

Took advantage of the golf moose deal 2 players for $84. Played with my son and 2 of his friends.
Tee time was 10:40. Got there around 9:30 to warm up and hit a few putts. Nope. Driving range and practice greens are closed. Nothing on the web site nor were we told this when I made the tee time. Notice I saw said range closed around March 27 and would be about 2 months before it opens again. So, end of May is my guess.
Asked if we could go out early, and they got us out right away. Great customer service.
Course is in pretty good condition. Tee boxes level and good coverage. Fairways were very good. Rough not really thick, patchy in spots, but overall good condition. The few bunkers I was in had plenty of sand. One fairway bunker was firm with some scattered rocks, but definitely playable. Greens were medium speed. 1 or 2 had some small patches that need some work, but overall I thought they were very good.
Finished 18 in just over 4 hours. Since the GM deal is free replay, we went right back out. Again, customer service was great and they got us out before the next groups of golfers. The 2nd round was a bit slower. Finished the front nine and 2 of us called it quits. The other two finished the back 9.
Overall was a great day. Nice course, very good conditions, great customer service in the pro shop and restaurant. Only issue was the range and putting green. Definitely worth the price using the GM deal.

I played here yesterday,5-2-18. I was raining, or should I say misting, when I got there. I was the 1st group out as a twosome. I haven't played here in over 5 yrs. I was amazed improved everything lo... Continue »

I played here yesterday,5-2-18. I was raining, or should I say misting, when I got there. I was the 1st group out as a twosome. I haven't played here in over 5 yrs. I was amazed improved everything looked. I see a lot of construction going on too. New parking facilities, and banquet rooms...Back to the golf, this course is in top shape, throughout the whole track. The tee boxes are firm and level, the fairway and rough is groomed nicely and the whole course is so picturesque. The greens are rolling med-fast and true. This is a must play..."I'll be back!"

Played here 4/8/18. POP Was good through the first 16 holes. My friend and I played 16 holes in 2.5 hours. the group in front of us did well. HOWEVER, Glen Ivy decided to have a 9:00 sunday golf tourn... Continue »

Played here 4/8/18. POP Was good through the first 16 holes. My friend and I played 16 holes in 2.5 hours. the group in front of us did well. HOWEVER, Glen Ivy decided to have a 9:00 sunday golf tournament of seniors (MEN & WOMEN.) they started them on the back 9 and we got stuck behind 2 4 some's. It took us 35 minutes to tee off on #17. I was beyond frustrated considering i was +4 over par through 16 holes at the time playing from the tips and playing the best round of my life. Needless to say the tournament group was very rude to not let us play the par 3 #17 real quick in front of them considering we were only a two some. Anyways, fairways were in good shape. Greens were incredibly easy to read and held the ball really well. Tee boxes were even and very green and lush. Rough wasn't too bad. It was thick in some spots but thats why being in the fairway is a bonus. Staff was friendly and we paid $65 for a 6:36am tee time on a Sunday. Other than the tournament who made it take 1 hr 6 minutes for us to finish the last 2 holes, i loved this course. Glen Ivy really needs to close the course if they are going to have a tournament that plays as slow as that one did. I'll definitely come back just not when there's a tournament!!!!

We got rained out last weekend, but got out yesterday morning knowing rain was in the forecast. Teed-off a few minutes ahead of our 7:03 time and POP was 4 hrs 35 mins, which I know is slow for how e... Continue »

We got rained out last weekend, but got out yesterday morning knowing rain was in the forecast. Teed-off a few minutes ahead of our 7:03 time and POP was 4 hrs 35 mins, which I know is slow for how empty the course was (we did let one group play through on the front nine b/c one of our players was struggling). Greens were soft (light sprinkle fell whole round) and rolled pretty true. The semi-dormant fairways weren't great, very thin with clumpy, spots of new growth. Rough was patchy too and easy to hit out of. Every tee box was great, no trouble there. The downhill holes (#1, #10, #16, #18) allow for massive drives off the tee due to extra roll-out. No beverage cart (rain), but pro shop, starter, & marshal were all nice. We'll go back again in a few years.

got out to glen ivy for a round this afternoon, trying to get back into it. check-in was easy and starter got me out and paired out with a 2some right away. fairways are mostly brown and dormant wit... Continue »

got out to glen ivy for a round this afternoon, trying to get back into it. check-in was easy and starter got me out and paired out with a 2some right away. fairways are mostly brown and dormant with occasional clumps of grass. not very visually appealing. drives would roll out forever, 1 and 10 par 5s could easily be reached in 2 with a good drive. it may be winter, but conditions are better elsewhere. rough and fringe was more clumps of grass, just denser and more frequent clumps. teeboxes were okay, some weren't so level but at least they had good evencoverage. bunkers had heavy sand, swing hard to get out. greens putted smooth and medium quick, you need a good strike to stop the ball on short approaches. pop was about 4h after playing through one group. always a challenging layout, but i would wait until some grass grows back to come back here and play.

Was back in So Cal for the weekend and was able to get out to Glen Ivy on Saturday. Original tee time was 833 but a frost delay backed everything up by about 1.5 hours. Once we got going we found the ... Continue »

Was back in So Cal for the weekend and was able to get out to Glen Ivy on Saturday. Original tee time was 833 but a frost delay backed everything up by about 1.5 hours. Once we got going we found the course to be in typical winter condition. With the dry winter that meant the course was playing firm and fast. Tees- Fine enough with good coverage Fairways- Nothing great to look at but enough coverage and padding to hit from considering the time of year and lack of water. But beware that balls are running forever. Especially the downhill holes. #16 in particular, which always boosts the ego with it's severe downhill sloping fairway, was interesting to say the least today. Our entire group managed to find the fairway with our tee balls. All four ended up rolling down to the front of the green somewhere around 100-125 yards past where our shots originally landed. Rough- Mix of lush and dormant. Areas that did have good coverage were very manageable and in some instances provided better lies than the fairways. Bunkers- I was in 2. One was good and the other was thin. Enough said. Greens- Best part of the course both visually and in playability. Held shots well and rolled smoothly at a nice consistent med-fast speed. I've always loved the layout of this course. For the most part it's well kept but sad to see the lake on 16 completely bone dry and how much lower the remaining lakes have gotten but it's totally understandable with the lack of water. Cart girl was around several times and POP was 5 hours which obviously isn't great but with the morning frost delay, they were doing their best to play catch up all day.

8am tee time this morning. Check in and first tee were efficient and organized. Fairways and rough had good coverage for this time of the year, more than a couple tees were not level and a little on t... Continue »

8am tee time this morning. Check in and first tee were efficient and organized. Fairways and rough had good coverage for this time of the year, more than a couple tees were not level and a little on the long side. Traps had good sand and well groomed. Greens were smooth and on the firm side running at medium speed.
Really enjoy the layout of the course and POP was a little over four hours.

Played 11/9/17. POP was around 4 hours. The course was in very good condition. The greens rolled true and was as good as you can get. Some of the sand traps did not contain sand. Overall enjoyed t... Continue »

Played 11/9/17. POP was around 4 hours. The course was in very good condition. The greens rolled true and was as good as you can get. Some of the sand traps did not contain sand. Overall enjoyed the round.

Played today with an 8:38 tee time. I knew there was a good Underpar deal avail but getting early tee time was the higher priority so we were willing to pay $65 senior rate to be able to reserve fart... Continue »

Played today with an 8:38 tee time. I knew there was a good Underpar deal avail but getting early tee time was the higher priority so we were willing to pay $65 senior rate to be able to reserve farther in advance. Check in was fast and the starter, Denis, was very friendly.

The fairways were in very nice shape. There was just a small amount of browning, lots of roll and we found no bad lies. The tee boxes were mostly level but a bit shaggy. I was in two bunkers, both of which had really good sand. It might have just been my imagination but it really smelled like ocean sand. The rough varied from as short as the fairways to deep patches that all but covered the ball. The greens were beautifully green with only an occasional ball mark. They were very soft, though, with footprints and spike marks causing lots of slow, bumpy rolls. The edges of the cups were in need of trimming too.

This is such a fun course with a good variety of holes and lots of beautiful scenery. Who doesn’t love the view from the 18th tee! POP was good at just a bit over 4 hrs. I managed a good score and no lost balls. All in all, a great day. Glen Ivy – highly recommended.