Resort at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort

Hard, bumpy greens, hard fairways, and poorly maintained course. WAY overpriced compared to all the wonderful course options in the area. Love the layout but they’ve really gone downhill in the last few years.

Course in great shape. Greens run true. Only modest wind. Beautiful scenery.

Pleasantly challenging, various club usages, knowing distances to hazards helps

Expensive based on course conditions and no food or beverage cart .

The resort course is much nicer than the Legenda course. I enjoyed my round and was surprised by the conditions. Bunkers need work.

Disappointed with overall experience. I asked the employee in pro shop how the course was and he said tv condition. Not the case at all. Greens covered in debris. Debris all over. Debris all over the fairways. Homeless people walking in rough. Police officers monitoring encampments along edge of course. Traps not raked. No halfway house at 10. No yardage markers anywhere except 150s. Practice range trashed. Hitting off dirt. Bikers and walkers walking along fairway paths. Air traffic very noisy. This course was 170 cdn. Way over priced. This is not a 170 cdn course. Not even close. $75 course. Don’t bother not worth it.

Was fun course and layout, really enjoyed it. But along hole 2 and 3 of the resort course, to the left of the fairway in the desert area was a bunch of tents and cardboard houses and had to avoid two bicycles driving down the cart path and another person teetering along the cart path. Not what u want to see. Guess course doesn’t own the property and city won’t do anything. It’s a safety hazard at the very least.

The fairways and greens are in very good condition. Fun course to play. One of the best values in the valley. I recommend it.

First time playing here. The course was in great shape and the staff were friendly. My problem was the homeless camp on the course. We were warned of the camp only as the starter was sending us to the first tee. He said to watch out for the camp near the green of the third hole. Told us we could park our carts in the grass by the green so we could keep an eye on them while we finished playing the hole. The camp stretched beyond the third hole. Tents and makeshift cardboard houses filled the area between the third and fourth holes. Several homeless men were seen walking or biking the course/cart paths. It was quite disconcerting. As a woman, I’m glad I was playing with two men, but it would certainly be a safety concern if a group of only women were playing and these homeless guys are wandering around their carts and their belongings. I’m not sure if the problem is that the course won’t do anything about it, or if the problem is that the course has been told by the city or someone else not to do nothing about it. Either way, it is an injustice for paying customers to have to deal with such a situation. I would definitely not play there again without someone I felt safe with playing with me. Having to worry about a strange man (I saw no women at all in the camp) messing with your stuff or possibly taking your things during a round of golf is unacceptable. This is a resort course and I just can’t believe what they are allowing to take place there. Sending players/customers off with a warning to watch their things, rather than taking action to rid the course of this problem is just mind boggling to me.

There are courses you want to play and last time I was here I booked the Legend course, it’s nice and all but for sheer beauty, play Resort. The fairways are in great condition, the greens were consistent and the bunkers had cleaner sand than some other courses around. Nice dog legs, long par three’s and green grass everywhere. Playing here is a must.