Cathedral Canyon Golf Club

The day I played I was told only the front 9 holes were open as the back 9 were unplayable. Wrong! The entire course was in poor condition thus unplayable. The course is overrun by ants, gnats and other insects.

The course was in extremely poor shape, I have putted on temporary greens that were in better condition. They should be ashamed.

Greens were the only maintained part of this course. No grass anywhere else! Bunkers were concrete mixed with crab grass. Staff members were amazing! Cart was in good condition, but nothing else was. I seriously would not have booked this course if I knew that there was no grass and that fire ants ruled the place. I had to hit my ball within 10 seconds or less in order to not get bit for the 20th time. Honestly, I know that the course is getting redone soon, and the management should close the course now to diminish their name any more. Sorry for the brash review, but it was in that bad of shape. Good luck on the remodels… I hope that the budget is set accordingly.

This course is allededly owned by Marriott/Hyatt Vacation Club...can't believe any brand manager would allow their company name on a course so poorly watered and maintained. Oh, maybe that is why even the homeowners around the property don't believe anyone ownes it. Sell it to anyone who will care for it.

Absolute waste of money! Water in bunkers along with weeds! Fairways were terrible. Rough was thick but I have no problem with that.

Impressed by the greens being excellent to putt! Rough is long, hairy and nasty. Stay on the fairway!

First round of golf in palm springs and wasn't a great experience. To start the clubhouse was a bit tricky to find even with Google maps. Course was not well maintained with rough fairways, very rough rough. Would be a nice track if it was in better condition. Better places to play for the money.

The fairways and greens are not in great condition.

After my round of golf, upon returning some found property in parking lot, I walked into the clubhouse and was hit with the stink of overflowing toilets or sewage. About made me sick. Although I didn’t notice it that morning, it was extremely pungent at noon…. Near the restaurant.

Finding the course was a challenge, poor signage. Course is not bad, just the same. Fairways were sparse of grass, rough was thick and lush which appeared more of their focus. Course runs through an older neighborhood with many residents who seemed bothered that we were on “their” course. With the number of places to play, I think we’ll choose one of those and let the residents have their course to themselves.

Course conditions are not good. Perhaps it is only due to end of the season factors.

Even with a discounted rate this course was way overpriced. They told us when we got there that they had a broken water main so a few holes were dry. That was an understatement. At least five of the greens were like putting on concrete! The unpleasant experience started when we pulled up to the gate into the community. It was not clearly marked and it took a while to figure out if we were at the right place. Once inside the gate there was no clear signage directing you to the golf course.

Rude staff, poor conditions. Could be great. Hopefully Marriott turns this around. jC Golf can get out now. Cost for this course is ridiculous compared to other cv courses.

I used to play here 30 plus years ago and it was a fine course. It is sad to see how bad the course condition has gotten. The layout is still pretty good except for long traverses between some holes and the wash is a mess and construction on the bridge has ruined hole #10, Greens not bad but fairways are sad and rough is filled with weeds. If it is true that Marriot has purchased the course hopefully they can bring it back to its former glory.