Indio Golf Club

Nice little executive course and good value for the money. Has all the facilities there and is fun to play under the lights

Walked the Blues (2777) for $22 with 2 nice Canadians in around 3H playing behind a 5some.

Interesting experience playing under the lights. Not a bad par 3 course, three longer holes between 190-230 along with a good mix of shorter holes. I think I used 8 different clubs to tee off with, so a good place to work on different irons on the course.

Humpbacked tees were pretty chewed up. Rough and fairways really do not come into play that much on a par 3 course, but they were fairly lush. No sand traps. The smallish greens putted fairly smooth and medium slow.

Customer service was excellent, they put me off on the back because they had a large group of regulars going off on the front. Decently stocked pro shop, looked like a decent grass range. All in all, better than I expected. Would come back again on an occasional basis.

This little course is located in a golf Mecca but does not really fit in with some of the other nearby options. Golfing under the lights is a novelty and you might want to try it if you have the opportunity.

The coarse is in poor condition and the addition of goose poop to the putting surface make taking a drop on the green a concideration. Talking about the greens, they are as slow as I have seen and in very poor shape with lots of dead spots.

Others comment that this coarse is a good value and it is since we only paid $15.00 to play. Who can say they have played under the lights?

The staff on this particular evening left much to be desired, not friendly and seemed distracted. I hate it when I show up to a place and it seems that I am imposing on the staff by being there.

Give it a try just say you have done it but be aware that you are living on the the fringe,

I’m very poor shape. Bumpy greens and uncut fairways... you get what you pay for...$5 for a pull cart, $15 for golf...

I find this par three course to be like a familiar friend. My early AM tee time allowed me to have no one in front or behind me for a very relaxed outing. The mowers keep the fairways and greens in pristine shape. The varying pin placements keep the course challenging.

I'll be back!

Nice place to go and work on your irons and wedges. Great value on golf now, the guy in pro shop was very friendly and offered me an additional 9 holes for free. The only negative is that there isn't any water on the couse. It has a okay driving range also but will play again

We love golfing here. We often golf Desert Springs but this course is so nice for of several reasons:

1) Everyone is friendly, including staff.

2) The fairways are narrow which makes it challenging.

3) It is slow paced. No one is telling you "10 minutes per hole"

4) Holes are close enough that if a group is very slow in front of you, you can skip over to the back 9 or front 9 when it is not busy. The staff never seem to have a problem.

5) Priced super reasonably.

6) Lots of benches at tee boxes - good for walkers!

We enjoyed an unrushed round. Greens are very nice.

Indio Lights is a terrific value for an extended executive course. Choosing a tee time in the early AM means perfect weather conditions and having the course almost to yourself. It is an excellent place to work on your short game with the bonus of a few holes in the 200 yard range. The greens are well groomed yet challenging to read. I prefer quality and value over glamour.

I've played this course many times and I enjoy the course and the walk....the pace is always good however weekends can get busy. I think $25 is a bit high for this course.

This was definitely a surprise experience. The layout was reasonable.the conditions were suspect. The fairways hadn't been cut for some time. There were mounds or indentations of dirt in the middle of the fairway. Some were mere yards from the green.

I couldn't remember seeing any ball washers.

Because of the price I paid, I was ok with this round. However, for more than $20, I wouldn't do it!

$35 to play a par 3 course? Too much. Could have played Shadow Mountain for less money, a par 71 course.

Great course to play day or night for all levels of golfers

The Lights at Indio is a great short game track and it's an easy walk. It is mostly level with a few elevation changes. We walk the the 18 holes a few times a month...

We play this course all the time and love it! HOWEVER, the management had obviously decided not to water it for the summer. The course had dry grass everywhere and, in spots, we were playing on dirt. It's a shame since we love this little executive course. During the winter, it is a value. In the summer, it is over-priced and barren

Played in very high wind conditions which was a real challenge. Some of the holes are 175-200 yards long so bring the bag. Has some water holes and is a price performer. I think the woman like to play it cause it's not real long. Played 18 holes in 3 hours with a beginner.

The greens are terrible.Many of them are almost bare.

You can't get a ball to stay on the green very easy and putting is like rolling marbles accroos pavement.