Desert Falls Country Club

Course was in excellent condition, rough was very manageable when you got off the fairway. Finding your ball was easier than previous years I’ve played there when you were lucky to find your ball in the very thick rough. Greens were very receptive and fast. Greens keeper had the pins tucked away in the corners today. Was challenging and very difficult to get at if you were short sided. Had the first TeeTime of the day so got through the course in excellent time

Played it yesterday and am playing it again on Friday.

This course is a fun layout for any golfer. Plenty of challenges depending on the pin placement. I will visit them again for the right price like this time

The course took me down again. The bunkers aren't well maintained & are close to dirt. Other that that course was in good shape and the greens rolled good with pretty good speed. The water on #9 & #18 will get your attention.

Well maintained course with an interesting layout. Some of the holes are quite challenging, but overall a very nice course to play. We really enjoyed our round.

Pro shop was awesome, staff were terrific. Fairways weren’t. Greens ok. Not the best value.

Disappointed, mostly in the layout. Too difficult for average golfer resulting in slow play. A few nice holes but too many holes requiring layups, awkward terrain with unnecessary mounds and water. Not too crowded I think because word of mouth is probably not good and there are dozens of other courses in the area that are a lot prettier and fun.

Have recommended this course many times since playing it on January 14, 2025. The course is in great condition. Layout is very challenging. Multiple tee boxes permit play by all levels of golfers.

First time at Desert Falls. Marvelous experience. Highly recommend for any golfer.

Had a relaxing round all the snow birds have not arrived yet so it was great. Was a twosome round so it was awesome

Desert Falls is a very good track but gets no love among golfers. There are reasons for this but as a zero handicap, I have comments for the haters. First, the condition of the course is consistent with a public track. If you're looking for pristine Palm Springs conditions you will be happier at Indian Wells or even Desert Willow. Yes, you need to purchase range balls and there is no decent food and beverage offering but the course is the winner here. The bunkers are fair and in good shape (despite the negative talk) and the greens, while slow, are healthy and hold good shots. Second, this track has architecture chops. Some of the greens from front to back total 75 yards (not feet, yards!). The 14th green is a diabolical cloverleaf design and would be home among any top 100 course. On day one on the 18th hole, I was driver/9 iron to a front flag but on day two (after mostly the same distance for my drive) I was driver/hybrid out of rough to a back flag. You won't find that much variety among most Palm courses. And speaking of rough, yes there is rough but if you watch where your ball lands you will find it. The rough will cover the soles and sides of your shoes, not your ankles. Last point is value. To all the singles, you can book a single time early (great for family trips) and my fees were $70 and $100. For a difficult golf course, that is excellent value. And you can walk too which is way more enjoyable than cart golf. All in, I would definitely recommend this track to golfers who take their golf seriously and aren't bothered by a public vibe. Good luck!