Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon - Legends Course

Legends layout is well designed and most enjoyable to play. Pace was a bit slow on a Saturday morning. I'd suggest playing during the week.

Greens were quite slow...which was unusual I was informed. Cheers

Sand. The traps were in really bad shape. Rocky, hard packed and very hard to play.

Condition, of course is very poor. All the bunkers were filled with water so there’s no bunker play very poor value for money will never play this course again

Course was in good.shape except bunkers. They were all hard packed our had standing water. Like hitting off hard pan, couldn't get under the ball. Greens were fast with lots of undulations. Not in the pristine condition it used to be in.

We recently played Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon – Legends Course while on vacation. I chose it mainly for the price and the chance to try a new course, and overall it was a mixed experience.

The staff was very friendly and helpful from the start. They offered some solid course advice, which I appreciated, especially since it was our first time playing there.

The first few holes made a good impression, and the layout is definitely challenging. There are quite a few blind shots that keep you thinking, and the greens were in good shape and rolled well. If you enjoy a course that tests your shot-making and course management, this one does that.

That said, the course conditions need improvement. The sand traps were extremely hard—more like concrete than sand—and many of them had standing water. It took away from the overall experience and made recovery shots frustrating rather than fair.

In short, it’s a challenging layout with solid greens and great staff, but the bunkers and overall course conditions need a lot of work. With better maintenance, this could be a really enjoyable track.

Tee time 1:50. We were a group of 3. There were two groups of 2 ahead of us on the first hole. There was a group of 1 playing behind us and 2 groups of 2 waiting to play behind the single behind us. Pace of play was very slow. 3.5 hours to play 10 holes. No marshall making sure pace of play stays on target.

We will not play this course again

Played Friday midday

Joined by two gentlemen golfers

Conditions are fair

Had a good time

I was a bit worried about how slow the pace of play would be on Sunday, but it turned out to be quite good. We had to wait on a couple of holes, but nothing unusual happened, except for on two holes. Fortunately, I was in a group of four, so we were able to take our time before catching up to the group in front of us. The legends course was nice and open, especially the back 9. It wasn't too difficult, especially for a person with a high handicap, but when you lost your ball deep in the rough, good luck trying to find it. The greens were nice. Overall, 4.3 - 4.5 definitely would come back again later this year.

Really enjoyed my early morning round. The guys at the golf shop were great and really helped me out when I made an error with my tee time. Course is very scenic and in pretty good shape after all the rains. Greens were great. Would go back for sure

Love it. It's definetly easier than Champions. !! Embrace the crazy 20-30 mile winds. Remember,Golf Is a Mental game.

Overall first time playing legends course it was nice but no signature course champions course nicer. I was windy and cold but had fun

Legends, tough course! Especially if the winds blowing! Play it safe and lay up super short every shot or forget about it ball nowhere to be found with a perfect shot. Bunkers filled with water if you roll in forget about it. Greens are true and super fast but with the water coming into factor with the recent rains just made things super tough. Very slow round on a Saturday. Over all if it wasn’t flooded and windy the day we played the day would’ve been a lot more fun and feasible. 3.7/5

Challenging course with tricky greens on some holes

Wish the Casino owners of this course would drive out to the desert, Eagle Falls, Indian Canyons South, or even Soboba, and take a good look at how those Casino owners (all Indians) take care of their courses. Maybe time to sell off or close one of the two courses and take care of one of them. Both courses are great layouts but it is very obvious there is not enough money put into the courses to call them any thing better than a average public golf course.