SilverRock Resort

At the 4th hole a crotchety old man told us,” You are out of position and the slowest group of the day!” The group in front of us just got off the green. We played that hole and waited 10 minutes for the group in front of us. Our time to play 18? 4 hours.

All of us were upset. We will play other courses for awhile.

Beautiful scenery with the mountains in the background. Course layout was excellent with the exception of the 18th hole which was

weak.

Had read all the reviews, and added this course to a recent desert trip with our wives. The place is a knockout - some of the most fun, unique holes I have ever played. You are not surrounded by houses, but instead wide open views and stunning scenery. The green fees are a little high. The grill serves incredible food - highly recommend.

Don’t believe any of the bad reviews this course as much as it may not be phenomenal like it once was it is still outstanding! Not much for amenities or clubhouse etc as being constructed eventually but I was there to play golf If you want a great lunch or dinner spot go somewhere else!

Great day thanks to Silver Rock and friendly staff!

I’ve played this course several times. It used to be one of THE courses to play, but not anymore. The course has fallen victim to a failed development project and the condition of the course has deteriorated as well. The front nine is still intact and enjoyable to play. The back nine is where the changes have occurred, especially what is now the 18th hole - very underwhelming!

The course played firm and fast in this record March heat. Still a very enjoyable round on a beautiful course.

Very beautiful course. Hope they get the surrounding construction figured out because we will -lay again!

I have golfed 3 different courses while here in Palm Springs and this course by far was the worst. First it’s over priced and secondly you check in at a trailer. There are buildings/houses along the course that have been in a pre-construction phase for over 5 years. I am told the city La Quinta owns the course, which is another frustrating fact, city owned yet high rates, sad!☹️ Lastly, zero onsite amenities. If I could ask for a complete refund, I would. Not happy!!

Confusing as soon as you arrive , finding the range and having no clubhouse for the inflated price

Course seems to have been fitted into areas where no homes or building are intended.

Target golf course with quirkey turns and distances.

Greens and fairways were in excellent condition. Sand traps abound the course. None that I saw or drove past had 'sand'. All were raked dirt.

Abandoned houses all around the place, construction fences along many spots. Landscapers mowing and blowing on 6 of the front 9 holes, diddnt stop working unless we stopped and stared at them.

No clubhouse, it’s a construction trailer. You can’t drive the cart to your car to drop your clubs and the cart guys just hollered “ you have to come backwards in reverse only!” To get back out of the main drive, as they don’t have a sign or say that you can’t drive to the parking, which is along side the cart tent. Kind of an ugly course, an irrrigation canal runs through the place, it’s

Concrete lines. Driving range is a long way and takes a lot of time so be early to drive back and forth. Just a mess, never coming back! Try PGA!