Desert Falls Country Club

You need to stay out of the rough. It was unusually deep during our round. Water on several holes demand that you play to your strength and don't chase the hero shots.

Took nearly 4.5 hours to play. First half(back nine) was particularly slow as we were following a couple who were walking nd getting into trouble on few occasions. Otherwise no complaints

Play this course if you get a chance. Try to play with a member as there are a lot of dog legs and elevation changes. The greens are not always visible from the tee box.

Gale force winds, only played 9 holes

No rain checks

I played this course several times between 2008 and 2020, when it was private. It’s a fun layout but its condition has deteriorated severely. Greens are okay, but tees and especially fairways are substandard for a course that charges $135 mornings and $100 after noon. Yes, prices have gone up in the Palm Springs area, but other courses in this price range are much better maintained.

It was a long course with difficult greens and the ground was very hard, but it was beautiful!

A lot of elevation changes. Fun if you want a bit of challenge.

I really enjoyed the course layout. Plenty of water hazards, and bunkers. Greens have character and roll true. Look forward to coming back out.

The fairways where dried out in spots the greens where slow

Hard to imagine a country club course in worse condition. The fairways were dreadful--clumps of grass (not well mowed) and numerous bare spots. The greens were passable, but not excellent. Edges of fairways were thick making it hard to find balls. The cart paths were full of weeds and generally unkept. Clearly not worth $100 a round. The whole place looked dated and in need of serious upgrades. We won't be back.

Course was in very poor condition. Fairways were especially bad and overall poorly manicured. No beverage cart was a bummer.