Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon - Legends Course

Course was in fair condition and tee time was on time. It would have been better to advise those teeing off after the tournament that play was running slower than usual.

It was over 100 so the last few holes were "toasty"

This is a really challenging course with lots of elevation changes, and interesting hole layouts. Ledgands winds thru the hills and dales, and the snack shack at #9 was closed although they had a beer cart going around this time.

The only negative is that the sand traps are very inconsistent, some hard as concrete some soft.

Fun course I'd recommend to anyone.

If you enjoy standing behind groups of hacking 2sums waiting for long periods of time to tee off on each hole, this is your place. Don't plan on getting home for dinner. Shame considering the course was in pretty good shape and is an otherwise fun play.

We arrived and were greeted by friendly staff, there was plenty of staff to help us every step of the way even a Marshal on the course to keep play at a good pace .

The course was in really good condition as it usually is .

Thank you staff at Tukwet Canyon

Great course tee box and fairways were in great shape.the greens were true and fast. I shout 82 form the white tees very happy! Great price $ 30.00

Tee Box’s we’re very good . Fairways were excellent and greens were great very true perfect speed I had 7 1 putt greens. Bad part bunkers were very hard and not enough sand!! Very good price on golf now. I will keep playing this course!!

I was hungry when making the turn , Wish snack bar was open , cart girl only carries snacks ..

Have played the Legends course a number of times.. Course is in excellent condition and greens were running fairly fast today. A very enjoyable experience.

Nice parkland course with some ravine carries. No water. Looks like winter rain damage washed out some paths. Overall decent.shape and good greens. Sand in bunkers pretty thin and more like dirt than sand. Roving cart carries no alcohol. Summer rates aj excellent value. Odd that power carts have no ice box, but they do have gps.

At one time this was one of the premier courses in the IE. Originally built and managed by the Southern California section of the PGA it was a gem. After changing hands a couple of times it began a downhill slide that was briefly interrupted when it was purchased by the Morongo Band of Mission Indians. They put some money into the course and brought it close to its original glory in an attempt to make it part of the total resort package offered by the Morongo Casino and Spa. Since taking over and spending all that money and effort to bring the course into shape it has gone downhill. The redesign of the clubhouse was an unnecessary waste of time and resources. What they SHOULD have been putting money into was the greens. They are deplorable right now. Bare spots where it looks like someone took a divot out of the green. Weeds have completely taken over many of the greens. And the course is wet. I mean WET. It was so wet today (despite having no rain here in weeks) that there was mushrooms growing literally everywhere. Tee boxes full of mushrooms. Mushrooms in the fairways. Mushrooms on the greens. Mushrooms in the bunkers. And I will refuse to call them "sand bunkers" because there is no, and I mean NO, sand! Many of my shots from the fairways splashed me with water/mud. Both of these tracks are great layouts and very challenging. I have to admit that I LOVE these courses. But I cannot in good conscience recommend this to anyone until they get their house in order. Put your money into the course. GOLF is the draw to a GOLF COURSE...not the clubhouse amenities. For Pete's sake...their golf shop is literally 1/3 of the size of the small mom and pop golf shop in your local strip mall. I'm BEGGING you Morongo Indians to put the $$ into the course maintenance and repair. Those GREENS man!! Ughh!!

I play it fairly often and really enjoy the course. Recommend it highly!