Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon - Legends Course

- fairways mowed high; ragged & muddy in places

- roughs unevenly mowed

- greens mowed too high

- many greenside bunkers ragged/unkept

- general decline in total course conditions from two

weeks prior!

Great course for the money in really good condition

No marshall; 3-some in front were beginners w/ no sense of pace of play or golf etiquette. Greens way too high & slow; not a fun day on this course.

Pathetic. What was one of the best 36 hole public facilities in SoCal has been reduced to a neglected shell of its former self. Uncaring shop staff. Weeds everywhere. Walkways and steps full of debris, unswept in weeks.

I hope the present tribe owners sell it off ; new ownership needed.

This course used to be so nice. Now it’s not worth $40 for a round. I’d say $30 due to the awful conditions from the tee to fairway. The greens were okay but everything else needs serious work. If Prop 27 passes I can imagine conditions will worsen.

I understand there was a ton of rain but this course was unplayable. The back nine was cart path only and the fairway wasn’t mowed. The fairway was basically the rough. It was so backed up that we couldn’t even finish the back 9.

We had a 1020 tee time and caught up to the 9:09 tee time on the tee box. None of this was disclosed till after we purchased the round. Usually a great and challenging course but the communication was lacking and I won’t play here again.

The fairway grass was almost as long as the rough. The greens were in good shape. Tee boxes were chewed up and uneven.

We hit the Legends side about once every other month...both of us are 16 handicap so Champions back nine is out of the question for us....course has hit end of summer doldrums and fairways are really showing the stress..greens are OK, My only complaint is the sand traps have been bad for over a year now.....it is becoming very noticeable that the Indians that own the course have lost interest and must be running a real tight budget on course maintenance. Just wish they had the interest the tribe that owns Eagle Falls out in Indio have in their course.

Very slow play. Usually tournaments going on. Staff just going through motions. Pace is horrible here, one of worst in South California.

The course is an overall fair shape for summer. There are many dry spots, the greens are rolling at about a nine and tea boxes are in fair to good shape. Staff is friendly and helpful. The cost of replay was $35 at time of this review which is a bit high.

The greens were great, rolled true but needed to be read correctly. Created a challenge. The holes are challenging with many doglegs and blind shots along with bunkers in the middle of the fairways that you need to navigate around. However the fairways were in terrible shape. Dead grass in many areas, uneven and very bumpy, as if it hadn’t been mowed in a long time. The bunkers were pure raked mud, there wasn’t a grain of sand in any of the bunkers. A number of bunkers had water setting in them which would have made them unplayable.

I would hope that the Morongo Indian Tribe would want to keep this golf course in immaculate condition but I guess they don’t care about it.