Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon - Legends Course

Poor course management on how many people they let out at one time no starter 10-15 people waiting on a tee box. Staff was rude I’ll never play here again drive the extra 30 min and play in Palm desert they never disappoint unlike Morongo

I stoped playing this course due to the 5-6 hr rounds

Have it another shot and the rounds still take forever. No one police’s play, not uncommon to have 2-3 groups ahead of you at some of the tee boxes

Wind made tuff course a monster.

Traps need attention. Many in hitting zones- clever design feature.

Bring some extra balls for the golf gods.

Great courses, great staff. Always happy to play here.

I have played the Morongo courses many times over the past dozen years, but this is the first time I've played it since the beginning of Covid 4/5 years?). The pro Shop, cart and starter staff were excellent, but other than that, very disappointing. The course conditioning was far poorer than when I played in the past and the encroaching housing changed the ambience of the course a great deal. We teed off the 5th tee an hour and fifteen minutes after we teed off the first - a pace for a 5:35 round. The two groups in front of us (maybe others too) quit so the round got faster after 8 or 9 holes but was still slow.

All in all a disappointment returning there after several years. As I play there while staying in Palm Springs and the time to drive, I won't go back.

My wife and I are staying in Palm Desert and we were looking for courses that may be a little lighter on the wallet and so we found Morongo. We thought it would be associated with the Casino, but it actually owned by the Morongo tribe.

The course has a great layout, and could be a really nice course if they can get the front nine fairways in shape. the front nine is in poor shape, and we were debating if we wanted to continue with the back, but the back nine, is actually in pretty good shape.

The layout of the course could be great once the fairways are good, and the water hazards fixed up, and I would look forward to playing again when/if they ever get there. It looks as if they are working on some infrastructure, and some housing, and the carts are new, so we are hoping that the fairways are next.

If the course gets it all together, I would rate this as a diamond in the rough, right now, it's just kinda rough.

This was a fun challenging course that will test you.

Course knowledge would definitely help as there are some blind shots.

It's a great course. Our only disappointment was they called us in at 4:30 after finished 15 holes. We had another hour of sunlight and could easily have finished.

We paid the twilight rate.

It would have been nice to know this ahead of time. Maybe it was on the sight; however, we have played there in the past and this was the first time it happened.

Morongo Legends was not a good experience. When we arrived and went into the Pro Shop we were treated very well with a super-helpful guy in the shop and another in the cart barn. The starter too was very friendly. Then the nightmare started....

Conditioning was sub-standard, far worse than when I played here several years ago. It took us an hour and a quarter to play the first 4 holes (but we did get to chat with the group in front and the group behind as we waited on the tees). The two groups in front of us both quit after 9 holes which did help us finish at a faster pace.

Would I return? No. Which is a shame as it was a beautiful day and the course is interesting and has a wonderful layout.

great course for the money..

slow pace though.. no Marshall to speed up the pace. overall 👍🏼

Pace to slow nobody checking out players time per hole

Dead of winter, can't expect much better. The two tracks are distinctly different. Both fun to play. Could use a bit more upkeep but I can't complain with the $40 twilight rate.

Course is currently being recovered from storm damage, but it is still a challenge and a great afternoon.