Valley at Marriott's Desert Springs Resort

Maybe we just hit the entire staff on a bad day, but from the pro shop, to the main starter to the course starter, & beverage cart attendant, nobody was friendly or the least bit welcoming. Oh, well! The quality and condition of the golf course almost made up for it!

Bunkers were in bad shape. Divots everywhere. Weeds growing along the perimeter.

Switched to the Palm course with the starter, no extra charge.

I have played this course in the past and loved it... until this last round.

As is always the case, we found a few sand traps and I always enjoy hitting out of a GOOD one. However, the bunkers were NOT properly maintained and were like 'Cement' which made it impossible to hit a good shot.

I don't mind this on a lower quality golf course but find it totally unacceptable on a high quality and high priced course like the Marriott.

I play here a few times a year. Always in great condition.

good resort course.

While the course is beautiful it is not worth the price for the following reasons. The sand traps are awful. Hard and little sand. Similar to the sand on a run down city course. The greens are so slow. The slowest in the area that we played. When paying the price charged by this course it should all be in impeccable condition.

From the time we arrived until we left the experience was class throughout. Will definitely be back.

We loved the course. The only issue, out of their control, was the wind. Had we not paid as much as we did, we would have stopped early because the gale force winds significantly impacted our enjoyment.