Cimarron Golf Club - Pebble Par-3 Course

This is the first course we play every year after we arrive in Palm Springs. This is a great course to play to warmup our golf game after several months with no golf at home.

Challenging par 3’s are interesting and the greens are in great shape! I love a great challenge

Quick 18 holes. Nice course conditions and an excellent par three layout.

First time at this course and it was phenomenal will most definitely do it again.

Fun course, great condition of greens. One or two greens need help, no good pin placement available

Conditions of fairways and greens were good, but hole #6 was a problem. The flag/hole was on the edge of a riize and all balls rolled down. It should allow for balls to go over the rize.

Great track and in really good shape! Looking forward to playing the Boulder Course soon. Definitely recommend this track!

Friendly staff helped with the bags and set us off to the pro shop on the upstairs level. Check in was quick. Driving range balls are not included in the green fee. The putting green and driving range were close to the #1 tee box. The driving range was full size, so you could work on all the clubs. The course is 17 holes of par3 and one hole of par4, however there is no fairway for any of the holes, even the par4 - you are either on the green/fringe with your tee shot, or playing from the long grass (or a bunker!). There is a waste area that runs through most of the course, which can be a bit treacherous if there has been recent rain, so the local rule is play it as a penalty area and don't drive your cart into it. The holes had a variety of tees, thus you can expect to use most of your clubs in the bag. The conditions were very good, and the greens, except for a couple of tread marks that had not fully recovered, were very good as well. We found it to be a good choice for a starter round to help you get acclimated to the desert golf conditions found on many courses in the area.

Horrible experience. I’ve never been asked to show proof of purchase on the golf course—especially not on the first hole, in the middle of teeing off. The marshal stopped us while we were teeing off to ask for a receipt, which I did provide. We were early to our tee time, yet he still rushed us and warned us to stay on schedule. I asked that he also check the groups behind us for receipts and pace of play. While I was picking up my lost balls, he made a sarcastic comment telling me I “better pick them up.”

This interaction completely threw off the day. I appreciate the other staff members who checked on us and later told us the marshal was spoken to, but it was still a terrible way to ruin what should’ve been a great round of golf. If there’s no “no receipt” option, staff shouldn’t be interrupting players mid-round to ask for one.

This marshal questioned our presence, rushed us unnecessarily, and was disrespectful from the start. I golf here often, but this experience ensured it will be my last. Avoid this course if you don’t want marshals on power trips creating problems instead of managing the course.