Desert Island Country Club

The course shape was like something I would expect in a low income neighborhood. The slowest greens anywhere, overgrown!

Course was in great condition, never ran into another player, wasn't too hot for September, finished in under 3 hours - DOES GET BETTER THAN THAT!

The fairways and greens were well maintained. There was no one in front or behind me. I played at my own pace.

Great course. Nice layout.

Staff was exceptional!

First time playing here. course conditions were really good. The putting greens were almost perfect. With a early morning tee time pace was great. The course is flat, no hills or elevated tee boxes, which kinda makes the course boring. There is a large man made lake in the center that incorporates a few of the holes. But other then that, just a flat course with a few dog legs. I know this is a minor complaint to most, but to me it’s extremely irritating when there is no cart girl or restaurant/bar to get drinks and food from.

By far the best golf experience ever. From the moment on arrival where I was catered to my cart to giving me a discount when they had the ability not to offer. Absolutely outstanding staff and extremely perfect conditions of fairways. Only downfall was hole 17 the green was under construction but overall 11/10.

The course is a good track with some challenging holes. Unfortunately the recent storm (Hurricane Hilary) had just passed through so there was a lot of debris on the fairways and rough, No fault of the greens keepers. The greens however were like shag carpet or Velcro, take your pick! It is summertime in the desert. Overall, despite the recent storm damage, it’s a nice course, challenging with a very friendly staff.

Good course for the amount of money. It is summer and very hot, but course was in good condition. Staff very friendly.

Friendly staff, quiet course in need of some loving. The fact they groundskeeper crew was out in full force all day long taking care of the fairways and greens means they are trying to keep up the green color on the course. The one down fall are the tee boxes, felt like I was playing a public course in LA county. The tee boxes had no grass what so over. Interesting course, lots of shade but needs more TLC.

There few places on the course for water or beverages no restaurant that was open or bar for beverages.the few staff that were there were helpful and good spirited. Some of the greens were rug and some had a fungus. The pace of play was great due to the heat but for the price it was terrible. One last word the warm up area ( driving range )had hundreds of ants crawling on your shoes you had to find a spot that the ants were not crawling on you and your clubs .

At $42.95 for a 9 AM start time this was A GREAT DEAL OVERALL. However about 1/3 of the greens are close to "terrible". They have almost as much bare, hardpacked dirt as grass. Most still run fairly true but a few are so bumpy I invoked the 2 putt max rule! Some of the sand traps are ok, others are NOT. Most of the fairways were 75% good to very good and 25% were bad to very bad. Having said all that...the course layout and use of water for hazards and for beautiful scenery are awesome. It was very hot this day, but by starting at 9 AM I played on my own and often hit 2 or 3 balls and still finished in just over 3 hours. I NEVER had to wait to hit a shot. Well worth the money and even though the conditions are not quite what they should be, I WILL BE BACK!