Palms at Marriott's Desert Springs Resort

Attractive course, somewhat difficult for me. Well maintained.

Starter moved me to the Valley course, maki g room for a collegiate practice round on the Palms. I appreciated their mindfulness of our remaining daylight hours, but the Valley course seemed underwhelming, even from the back tees. The timeshare hecklers were an added bonus.

1: your app ( GolfNow) has the wrong address for the course. I had to call the pro shop to get directions over the phone after your link to Maps with the wrong address sent me on a wild goose chase.

2: it was cart path only. 😣 NOT noted in your App

Course conditions were not good.

Course was not in very good shape and fairways had a lot of bad grass and tee boxes were really dry.

Considering time of year and Valley was closed for reseeding Palms was only option.

Too expensive for poor course conditions and they should offer discount pricing during this time of year.

Course was on poor condition. Weeds growing on tee boxes and bunkers. Looks like they’re delaying or postponing needed maintenance prior to oversees shut down. Cashier was stuffy maybe because I didn’t book directly??? Guy spiffing up clubs at the end was the nicest off all people I encountered.

Very picturesque course, starter was friendly but no Marshall as it was a slower afternoon round. Course in great condition but not as player friendly as the bio implies due to the undulations on most fairways and greens. Overall, very aesthetic course with nice grass range.

Course was fine but I don’t suggest anyone using Golf Now unless you read the small print.

The course is fantastic. The staff is great. The hotel is amazing. I would recommend this course to anyone that wants to play a great layout

Solid course greens a bit hard to read correctly. But that’s probably me. Tees in good shape. Good driving range offering see. A bit pricy but it is a resort course. But it’s still hard to pay3x more than I pay green fees at home