Hawk's Landing Golf Course

I play this course for the value and it’s one of the first courses I played when I picked up golf. The staff is always pretty friendly and the facilities are above average. I hear the food is good as well though I’ve never eaten there. I teed off at 7 with my partner and we were the first ones out. No trouble all day with pace even with having to replay either holes 1-6 or 7-12 (it’s a 12 hole course). My only real complaint is the condition of some holes but in particular the green on 7. That green has been in rough shape for a while and when we went it was blocked off with signs saying “wedding parking”. Hopefully they keep it blocked off and fix the green. Other than that it’s a good course especially if you want a cheaper round of golf.

Probably hasn't awoken from the cold yet. But because there were few golfers out , pace was perfect. We had fun.

We had to quit after eight holes as the weather was so bad and cold with rain. The staff were exceptionally nice. It is 10 to 15 degrees cooler than Indio so if you had out there be prepared it was cold and windy when we were there and rainy.

Cute little course but we played behind 4 absolute beginners who took forever so had to skip some holes to actually play..

This may be fun for a newbie but way too slow due to the many players in front of us who had probably never played before. Had to skip some holes in order to play. Some greens were in terrible shape. Couldn’t post score as course never came up. Would not go back.

Overall for the price a nice little course, some of the greens are very poor but should improve. Can be very Indy in these cool February afternoons. Had to use the golf cart to chase down my hat when the wind blew if off my head, really. Will golf here again.

We were on a golf trip to Palm Springs and needed to shake off the rust at a local course, before tackling the “biggies”. Hawks Landing Golf Course in Yucca Valley fit the bill, and was a fun and challenging time for all members of our group. Some of the greens were lacking a complete and smooth covering of grass, but otherwise the course was in good condition. Because of the unique layout (12 holes), we played holes 1 to 6, then 7 to 12, and then 7 to 12 again to complete a full 18 holes. After the round, we had burgers and hotdogs in the course restaurant … absolutely delicious. The staff (starter, grounds crew, and restaurant staff) were all friendly and helpful. A great start to a golf vacation in Palm Springs!

Be prepared for cold strong wind in February and a dry course

Terrible pace of play only 12 holes and very busy. Only one worker in the Pro shop and he was jammed with customers. Good practice facility.

I wouldn’t return

This was my first round at Hawk's Landing. It began on a very windy, cold first hole but improved thereafter. The course fairways were not in particularly good condition and the greens were wet and spongy but as I'm only now getting back into golf I was just happy to be out playing and appreciated the low rate and quick pace of play. I'll definitely return.

If you’re expecting a resort course you’ll be be disappointed. If your expecting a nice course with friendly staff and a great group of regulars you’ll love it.