Valley at Marriott's Desert Springs Resort

Course was in great shape with many interesting holes. The mountains in the background for nearly every shot. Played a little slow at times.

Slow play, but beautiful weather and views of the surrounding mountains.

Overall experience was good. The course was well kept and the fairways and greens in good shape.

The check in was difficult with bag drop and parking and not easy to handle for first time players.

We chose to play the valley course on this trip as opposed to the Palms course. The staff was very helpful in person, but those I spoke to on the phone were abrupt. Even though a four hour round seems good and acceptable, We had to wait at every hole.. Beyond that the course and grounds are beautiful, the greens were slow. We will play the other course next time. Marriott doesn’t seem to give you much of a break on greens fees though even if you’re staying on there. So think about that because there are lots of options in the valley.

The course was in very good shape and the staff was excellent. We played the round in 3.15 hours which was really enjoyable.

Very nice layout. Overseeding two weeks earlier and so course was in great shape but as expected greens slow. Didn’t quite finish 18 but had an 1240 tee time. Pace of play was 4 hours 20 min. Would like play it again.

From the surly staff, to the driving range being closed with no notice ahead of time, this course was disappointing. A small footprint of land, loud streets close by to too many holes, no amenities, this course is overpriced and not worth the price. I’ll never be back.

too many tee times created 10 min wait times at tee boxes. i understand the need to generate revenue, but this day was unacceptable to a player who plays at least 50 rounds a year around the country,

wanted my money back for poor management.