PGA WEST Pete Dye Mountain Course

The most beautiful course I’ve ever played. Staff very attentive to details. I would say an awesome experience.

The greens were expanded in size since we last played there a few years ago with many undulations making it very difficult to read the greens. Greens fall off rapidly at the edges,like Donald Ross designed greens, so a pin location off center is usually a problem when you chip at the pin as opposed to the center of the green. I think the occasional golfer would get frustrated with the course. Clubhouse and carts has been updated.

This is a must play if you are in Palm Springs. Immaculate conditions and beautiful every direction. Only thing that was annoying was could not hit driver on the range and greens were a bit slow but otherwise AMAZING

I had not played this course in maybe 25 years. It was just as good as I remember. Great views of the Sant Rosa cove, layout is excellent and fairly challenging.

Staff were very nice and accommodating. I plan to play again during my visit back to the area.

Rick, our starter was phenomenal - very informative and super pleasant!

On course we met up with Brian - super friendly !

Back at the Clubhouse we were greeted with Sergio - great team of people!!

Thanks again for a great outing and fantastic round of golf!

You really get your money's worth on the mountain holes - 4, 5, 6, and then a bunch on the back nine. The stretch from 14-16 is unbelievable. I'd come back, especially because the greens should be better at another time. They were slow and covered with sand. Not sure what kind of maintenance they're doing, but hopefully it pays off in the long run.

We really enjoyed our round. Course was in great shape and course has very challenging holes. Great day and beautiful weather.

You will pay more for courses that are half as good. Incredible track. The views. The layout. Unfortunately the green were miserably slow, but that'll change.

Must play if you are down here. Far better shape than the Dunes.

Played on a Wenesday morning after an hour plus rain delay. Greens had not been cut or rolled and showed effect of overseeding by being slow, inconsistent and unable to hold a line. In addition, there green design of new bumps and scales, coupled with false fronts, backs and sides, along with super hard ground meant every shot landing in the middle of the green wound up long , every short, left, right or Long shot chromed off the green. You get the idea. So the experience mirrored what we've seen at the Dunes for months as well with their new Greens. Bottomline, these two courses were part of every trip I made to the desert for many years. Now, I'll play them once or twice a year to see if improvements are taking ace.