PGA WEST Greg Norman Course

Staff are always very welcoming some even remembering your name.

Course layout is terrific, we played last day prior to over seeding yet greens were in great shape

Driving range is a winner with an all grass experience and no mats.

Tough layout but that is expected with a PGA West course. Difficult enough with the crowned greens but especially tough when greens are as dried out as they are now. Grass around greens very thin too so tough to get your club under the ball.

I think they are about to start overseed which is why it is so dried out.

Nice course worth the price. Fairway bunkers are ridiculous......some require SW to get out of. Excellent pace of play. Greens are very true and fairways are a little thin (normal this time of year).

This course does not warrant a 129 dollar fee for play given current conditions. Particularly the greens.

I stopped playing after 10 holes!

Not a 129 dollar course right now. A total waste of my time.

Green's were in terrible shape for the $100.00 bucks green fees. The cart girl we only saw one time on 3rd hole. It was 105 degrees and no water on course, so you would think you would see cart girl several times at least.

We all know this was an exceptionally hot summer . That being said the course is in ok condition but not as good as other public courses in the same area which I am pretty sure have the same weather as they are within three miles . Covid has prevented players from raking traps so why does it seem that the course has stopped maintaining them . That is something regardless of the weather unless we are talking about too much rain should be good no weeds or grass in the traps . Maybe there is a financial pinch just get the feeling they are scaling back on the maintenance . This is a year round resort October things should be pretty good . I have played the course a few times a year for 7 years this is the roughest I have seen it . Still enjoyable still respectable but not what it should be . If Greg Norman came to see his course he would be pretty disappointed .

Played with my wife and another couple that lived at PGA West and were very helpful in navigating the course. Though about 30% overpriced, we really enjoyed the course. Tee lengths are available for all levels of golfers (including juniors and seniors) which every course should have! Toughest part of the course were greens, which were cut a bit too short and dried out---hard to read, hard to putt. Would certainly play again...in cooler temps (104 today) and at a more reasonable price.

Greens in poor condition— tractor marks, sand, weeds and patches of dried grass and rock-hard greens

Staff was friendly and accommodating. The layout is fantastic. The course was in great shape for this time of year. 10/6/20. Would definitely play it again.

Played on October 6. I am a +3 handicap just for a measurement of where this review is coming from....

Tee boxes, fairways are in excellent condition. No complaints on that whatsoever.

As for the greens: Paying $100+ for a round of golf should guarantee you great, if not, elite, greens. Today’s experience was worse than your local muni in the middle of nowhere. If I had to take a legitimate guess at the green speeds I would place them around a 7.5 on the stimp. Each green was a completely different speed than the previous hole. This makes scoring extremely difficult. I don’t know if it is the time of year or what the deal is with why the quality of the greens was so poor.

At the end of the day, the course was pretty vanilla but still had some character to it. If the greens were nice this would be the spot to play everyday.

If I had one recommendation to the pro shop, it would be to lower the green fees to $50 with the current condition of the greens, but from a business standpoint I can’t argue with knowing people will pay $100+ for a PGA West course regardless of condition.

Hoping for a better experience next time around.

It sucks that this course can’t ever keep a Super that has even got a clue on green management. They were fantastic two years ago at this time, but ever since the Super was let go because he just knew too much on how to care for greens, the GM refuses to get his stuff together and find someone that’s worth a toot. You can have bad tees, bad fairways, bad bunkers, bad everything, but if the greens roll like they should, the complaints are minimal. This course should be avoided until the overseed comes. It certainly is not worth $100+. Maybe it will be in January.

Always a pleasure playing here.

Greens not as consistent in terms of speed