Indio Golf Club

I typically play this course once a month but pay extra for a cart. This time upon arrival I noticed not a single cart in the cart area. When checking I’m was advised the course is being seeded and all the carts were out for maintenance. Even if carts would have been available they were not allowed due to the seeding process. I would have walked the course, as that is all being allowed, but my golfing partner is recuperating from a torn minusscus and could not walk the course, needless to say we did not play. The manager graciously issued us a rain check for a future round. She was very sympathetic to our situation and we truly appreciated the rain check.

Lengthy holes than most par 3’s so use a variety of clubs. Greens in good shape

Can’t beat the price. Well maintained. Major construction for a new pro shop, restaurant…construction doesn’t interfere with the course! No bunkers 😊

Course just opened and is going through a phase of construction . The greens were young from reseeding ..very firm.

Staff were excellent -

The course conditions were about what one would expect at the end of a long hit summer. Lots of big dry and dead spots. It was still enjoyable, just to be on a course-- any course-- after a long layoff. Staff was great. Rate was even greater- under $14 bucks for 18 walking. I would have been really upset if I'd paid full rate and then encountered the course conditions, as they are now.

I usually play a round here when in town. Because I'm not a strong golfer I'm partial to executive & par 3 courses. I did play in 112 degree weather so nobody was on the course. I played a few balls since there wasn't any rush to move on to the next hole. Since sprinklers came on a few of the holes I was playing I had to skip around & circle back to play them all.

I dont play regulation courses. When in the desert I’ll play here to try to keep myself sharp.

Playing under the lights was awesome. Nice to play 200 yard par 3’s, sprinkled in with traditional 110 to 160 par 3’s.