The Stadium Course at PGA WEST

The course has same theme of design over and over, it is tough to play, but not enough variation from hole to hole.

As the title suggests get ready for Dye challenges. You’d have to play this course couple times to manage the course as it’s anything but straightforward. Hardly a flat spot on the course and same for greens. While course in good condition maybe playing with a caddie or a member would be helpful. as extremely important to learn exactly where to land your ball. Would not play this course again.

Had a wonderful time at PGA West Stadium course. Great layout but bunkers are brutal and water everywhere. Pace of play was great. Finished in 4 and 1/2 hours. Nice practice facility. Staff is really nice. Need to come back and try out all the other PGA West courses!!

Very disappointed they didn't disclose that they were overseeding and it was cart path only when we booked. That obviously makes things play more slowly. Then the rangers drove and said 'we really need you to speed it up' on about the 4th hole. We had waited for the group in front of us on that and about 5 of the next 6 holes; it really felt oblivious and rude.

I had a very unsatisfactory experience at PGA West Stadium Course. First, for no readily apparent reason and despite bone-dry desert conditions, the entire course was “cart path only.” This was not disclosed at the time of booking, and was a big problem, as one person in our 3-some was 80 years old and had difficulty with all the walking. If that were not enough, the pace of play was pathetic. We had two foursomes in front of us who looked as though they had never been on a golf course. One guy was barefoot and doing handstands on the green. (Yes, they were drunk) There were zero rangers out and nothing was done to quicken the pace of play. We wound up quitting after 13 holes, at which point we were already 3:40 into our round. At $219 per head this was undoubtedly the single worst value golf experience I’ve ever had. I will not be back.

Our first trip to Palm Springs and this was the first of 4 courses we played. Given the history here I was most excited to play this one. It was a hot afternoon - 103 - but not unbearable, so we were just really excited to play golf. The course is amazing, beautiful views and lots of contours. My wife liked all the flowers and the birds in the water! The only downside is that we should have finished the round but due to slow play ahead of us we had play 17 in the dark (but got a birdie!) and skipped 18 (nice par we said). I can't wait until our next trip to the desert and for sure I will return to the Stadium Course.

Hot as can be but worth it to play a beautiful and challenging course!

If you get a good deal, go play this course even in 102 degree heat. Good greens, decent fairways for end of summer. Great course layout, challenging but very playable even from the blue tees. Very enjoyable round. For 3-4 times less the price to play Torrey Pines South as a non-resident, PGA West Stadium course wins hands down any day. Want my revenge on the 17th hole next time (ball trickled into water/rocks near the bridge-LoL). But perhaps will give the Jack Nicklaus Tournament course a go first. Will definitely be back.

Great course, in perfect shape. It was challenging, but worth it! Super great experience.

Given the fact they are about to close for overseeing, the course was still in fairly good shape and the layout is always amazing. My only real complaint is the pace of play. There are two signature par threes that tend to slow play due to length and water hazards. Those holes need to be marshaled better as we had four groups stacked up and then it never got better as we were always two groups on the tee box from that point on. Still a good time. Staff was great.

Didn't play my best today but had a great time anyway , The course was in good shape and the greens ran true, down grain the roll out was a lot,, I will be back and hope I play better then I did today...

Tough as nails Stadium course. Summer desert conditions with grass clippings around a few greens that kills the ball. In prime season this is a different track. Still tough but the greens hold approach shots.