Desert Falls Country Club

Got a great deal with golf now at $30 (after monthly $10 credit). course in very good condition considering 100+ temps.

Great cours!

Great people!

Golf Now, great price!

So my friend and I came here thinking it was going to be a nice and easy course. We started in the back nine and boy oh boy I legit thought I was playing at the Masters. Hole layout got tough many many hills giving you tough lies even on the fairway. Definitely would be nice to have played here once before playing. The course was in good condition for the time of year. Definitely need to understand how hard you hit each club otherwise you can be in the water.

Great place to play, but there were to many groups close together and we had late start and consistently had to wait for groups to tee off at different tee boxes. Was extremely back logged throughout day.

Challenging and course was in great condition for time of year.

Fun challenging course. Rolling hills and lots of elevation changes. Guarded greens and a few spots with hidden water caused difficulties, but getting more familiar with the course would help that. Overall there is a lot to recommend playing a round on this course.

I have been playing golf almost 30years,

Imagine how many golf course I been playing

desert fall golf course is number one!!

You must go playing and you will thank me..

Fun course but was almost ruined by pairing with not so fun people. Thank God for a group of 4 younger gentlemen that let us pass and ditch the bad energy at the clubhouse turn.

I know there are guys who'd like to play together, especially frat boys or some type of seasonal gatherings. But, a group of 6 (and there were multiple groups of six players) should not be allowed, period. Now, one might ask, "Why not ask and play through?" Well, you can't when there are something like three six-somes ahead of you. Personally, the joy of playing this course on weekends is the pace of play -- come out here for a couple of hours and get a round in. But, with the six-somes, it took almost 3.5 hours to complete the round. I know there were other singles who were frustrated as well. So, I hope this was a rarity, not the norm.

Now, the course layout is challenging, and I like the so-called link style of play. The ownership change has led to paying for practice balls, and I think that's unusual for this area -- most courses offer the practice facility access for free. The course condition will worsen rather dramatically after the Memorial Day, so be aware.

One of the staff members named Jefferey at the pro shop was constantly harassing us and our group. We were keeping up the pace of play and told that we had split up our group. We had 10 people and he wanted us to split 3,3,3,1. Instead a twosome and two foursomes. So we argued ever since we checked in. He yelled at us for having a cooler yet it was camera bag. Seemed like he stereotyped us yet we just came to golf. Seemed like he is racially motivated.

All I can say is that when it was club corp it was totally a private coarse feeling

Now that new owners it seems like that it’s not about the golf but the bottom by line

Different tee options made this a challenging fair and fun course. Conditions were good.

Definitely reccommend.