Legend at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort

we played the legend course at Tahquitz. I wish we could have played the resort, but we did not know it was open. The legend Kors had rough that was really high and rough in the middle of the fairway. The putting greens had really bad burned out dirt spots. The young man at the front desk where we checked it was super nice. But the starter was sarcastic and had poor people skills. He directed us to a cart, and then we got in it and realized it had no key .When we asked for key to our golf cart, he told us to **hold our horses**. That was rude and bad customer service. We like the ledge in Course, but it was in bad shape, and we can’t understand why there were overgrown weeds in the middle of the fairways. We would recommend going to the Resort corset Tahquitz instead, because we have heard good things about it. It was just our luck to not know that it was open the day of our play.

Course greens had burned out dirt spots; rough was overgrown not trimmed to a decent condition. Worst of all was rough in the fairways. Why isn’t anyone mowing? The rough was overgrown and thick that we couldn’t find our balls. We can understand that in the middle of summer the greens will be less than stellar - once on the green i elected to move my ball rather than putt through dirt and very rough bare spots. The check in desk guy had wonderful manners; but when we went outside to get our cart, and there was no key, the starter actually told us TO HOLD OUR HORSES. I couldn’t believe the rudeness. No wonder no one was on the course except us and a threesome behind us whom we never saw again. Good thing is we went out as a twosome and sailed around the course in late July in 3 hours. I didn’t find out til later that their nicer course The Resort was open , was in better condition and only cost $5 more to play than what we paid. If you go, play the Resort section NOT the Legend.

Staff was super helpful, driving range and putting green were decent.

Course conditions were not so great. Tee boxes were chewed up, greens had a ton of dead spots. Bunkers were a joke.

Bring your bug spray!!! Bugs flying around everywhere!!!

Not recommended if your in the area visiting.

Tahquitz is notorious for foot prints in the bunkers. I think that the golfer is here we’re not type the correct etiquette of the Golf procedures raking a bunker is one of them and I don’t believe the staff cares either a fun course but it needs to be watered badly!!!

I like this this course, the golfers act like they are 12, not filling divots , not raking bunkers, they need there mothers to ride with them! 🍼

A great course to play ! Locals don’t rake the bunkers or fill there divots on the tee box, ( I filled 32 on# 14) if you don’t mind hitting out of a heel in a trap, this course is for you !

My first time in Palm Springs and this was my first round of golf . The course is a good layout . No water taps on the course at all and don’t see the cart girl till the end of my round . Pace of play was very quick as it was the best of the day so it was empty pretty much . A few bare patches here and then but that’s due to heat . The food in the clubhouse after is exceptional and cheap . Over all I would go back for sure

A favorite course! Grounds kept up and nice, friendly people.

Greens were good, condition was good overall. The course is pretty bland in terms of lay out. Not a lot of challenges but not bad for a quick round.

Conditions of greens are good, but actual Fairways are in bad condition

the course was in good shape, Fairway and Greens were in best condition.

But: 18 Holes straight with not corve: that’s no fun for golfing. All Green has a constance skew, no ondulation . So boring!