Resort at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort

Always a pleasure to golf this course (Resort) lots of different looks on most of the holes makes you think. Shall be back

For the price paid, I expected a better value for the money, golf carts with no windshield on an outdated EZGO TXT that needed tires. No tees or towels in the cart. Would consider this a tier 3 course. People waited for carts when we finished so they could play that day. Also, homeless people living in washed-out areas distracting golfers.

Had a run in twice during our round with homeless coming onto the course with the intent to steal our belongs from our bags. Very scary encounters as they are extremely aggressive in their actions & words.

Love the Resort course! Disappointed in the driving range this time. Hitting almost exclusively on dirt rather than grass

This Resort Course is in excellent condition. Fairways and greens are great. Weather was cold that day, but still very much enjoyed the round.

Excellent course. Greens, fairways, tee boxes in great shape. They had a 1 hour frost delay but was only delayed 30 minutes for our 1:30 pm T time. And we finished 18 holes at 5:50 pm just as it was getting dark (3 hours 50 minutes for 18).

Pace of play was good. 4 hours. Greens were rolling quite well.

Played the Resort course. Loved the wide fairways. The course was in excellent condition. It was challenging and the sand traps weren’t too difficult to get out of. If I ever return to Palm Springs I’ll play more than once at Tahquitz!

The Resort course is a newer TRobinson Jr design with beautiful landscaping and mountain backdrops. The fairways are generous but grass is not lush in many places. Greens roll great! The less interesting Largends course has thicker grass on the mostly flat and also generous fairways. The practice range is large, all grass (if you are lucky enough to find some patches). 36 holes and packed tee times explains the poor range grass. Carts could benefit from windshields in cool morning and evening temps.

Be aware that it is called Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort, but only one of the courses is the “Resort” course.

This is a nice course. Certainly improved since the last time i played it. Course was in great shape. It is a long course, but challenging and fun. Greens were fast. Some of them had brutal pin placements.

Staff was friendly. I woud centainly include this course whenever I come to the area.

Overpriced for course conditions, and lack of amenities.

Glad we paired up with twosome who knew the course. We would have got plenty extra strokes without them.

My wife and I are both 65 plus and being from Canada, first golf game in 4 months. The course was in good shape. They lack carts so we had to wait until 10 minutes before tee time to get one. Range was closed due to picking it. Pace of play was fine. The rough isn't heavy and the fairways are tight. Course is fair, the wind made it tricky at times along with the cool weather. The fairways are generous, greens rolled true and were a decent pace. Having played the two courses at this site, I would say this one is more fun to play. The one thing about the resort course is that you do not return to the clubhouse until the end of 18 holes. They do have a beverage cart but it covers both courses so load up with supplies before heading out. We teed off at 1 PM and finished in 4 hours in the dark, so beware that once the sun gets behind the mountains it gets cold and dark fast.