Desert Dunes Golf Course

This is a different course from most Palm Springs

courses. No houses. was well maintained

I enjoyed it.

9am tee time. Very slow. Quit after 11 holes.. No Marshall. 3 groups on every hole. Gave up after 3 hrs on the course. Course is not in great shape but playable.

if you arent going to put sand in the greenside bunkers, rhen mark them as ground under repair. Impossible to hit a grrenside bunker shot off of hardpacked, stone filled dirt.

Always a good course to play. I been playing it more than 20 yrs. only nature wind when it howls no fun and almost extreme to play the staff is friendly they have some great deals for long terms play I have played most courses in area I always try to play desert dunes

The fairways' textures were bumpy and rough. Greens were so crusty and irregular in texture that putting was worse than difficult. Plus, the cup on each green was surrounded by a mound - sort of like a gopher hole - to keep even dead-center putts from dropping.

No, I wouldn't play this one again even if it was free.

The course was just average for a public course. The challenge is trying to find a public course with a fair price at this time if the year. Nice to play, just do not have too high of expectations.

Course needs a lot of work. Shabby at best. Pace of play was very slow, and no Marshall to encourage slower groups to speed up or let others play through. We will not play course again unless conditions there are improved dramatically!

Fairways are not groomed , greens in terrible shape, Pace of play very slow, overcrowded. Welcoming staff at clubhouse, very courteous and professional.

Not the best. Traps were like concrete. Tee boxes had weeds growing.

Loved the views from this course but the course needs quite a bit of upkeep including a good mowing! For the fees they charge, they should reinvest some of it back into the course.