Trilogy Golf Club at La Quinta

Great course and excellent conditions. It’s very challenging but very enjoyable.

The greens are in great shape and I love to play again.

No clubhouse, no restaurant, no one at bag drop, no beverage cart service. You pay an unfriendly starter for round.

We paid 130.00 for weekday rate, weekend rates (Fri-Sunday) are 170.00. Surrounding courses with ALL THOSE amenities are comparable in price.

Simply put….LOVED THE COURSE!

Although it is a bit of a hike from Palm Springs….it was well worth the milage.

First time playing the course and I was immediately impressed.

The fairways were in great shape and the greens were firm with subtle breaks making the round very interesting but fun all around.

Highly recommend this course!

We decided after playing all the PGA west courses that we would give Trilogy a try. What an incredible course! While the clubhouse is not open yet, the golf course is, and it’s amazing. Tee boxes, fairway, rough, greens, and bunkers were all pristine! Bring your range finder or GPS app because the carts have no electronics. Don’t miss this track!

Probably the best greens to putt in terms speed and smoothness of all the top public courses in the desert. The bunkers were a little too fluffy for my liking but overall a really good course for the money. Trilogy is a hidden gem for a newly opened course in the desert.

Course had generous fairways and the greens were excellent. The green speeds were fast but fair. Would come back again. The clubhouse and pro shop is still not open but water and ice and facilities were available

Wonderful condition. Great pace of play (mid April)

There were no options for food and drinks

Course is absolutely perfect right now. Best greens in the desert.

Course was great! My only complaint is that Golf Pass / Golf Now website charged me $100 deposit. Rate was $125 per person. When I got to course my buddies had already checked in and been told it was $100 per person. So I got to pay $200 or go after after my buddies for the extra $25.

Course is 10/10 condition in all aspects. Greens are firm and fast, fairways and bunkers all excellent shape. I don’t drink or eat much on the course so no restaurant or beverage cart was no issue but be advised it’s BYO everything.

We’ve played this course several times over the years, before it was shut down over legal issues. Since its reopening we’ve wanted to go back and finally got the chance.

First-the good. I would give it 4 stars on course condition. It’s better than most, not as immaculate as some. Greens were very fast and hard-difficult to hold and did not break like you thought. Bunkers were great-new soft sand, and several seemed smaller than before the redo.

Range is really nice with new balls. They have you hit off grass a couple days a week and off mats the rest of the time. I think their pricing to use the range is great, and the chipping practice green with its practice bunker was one of my favorite things. A few more flags on the range would be nice.

Now the not so good…..there is no pro shop. Not open yet, even though when I visited 5 weeks ago it was supposed to be open “any day.” There is no restaurant, which is unfortunate, but it also means there is no beverage cart because they don’t have a food or liquor license. So bring your own Diet Cokes and snacks.

Finally, their pricing is on the high side, perhaps to protect the owners who have waited so long for it to reopen. There’s lots of good golf around Palm Springs and while I do really like this course, it’s now crept into the price category of lots of other courses that have similar or better conditions, and who have amenities.

And to the foursome who went around several groups, only to jam themselves in front of us at 17, and hold us up, you’re a dick. We played in 4:15 on a windy day.