La Quinta Resort & Club

All the greens on course were quite hard - evidently because of redesign and construction in 2023. I was a bit disappointed in some of the layout - a few cases where green and adjacent tee-box were placed close together. BUT, what a beautiful setting and the course was in great condition other than hard greens.

Was told it was a must play. The course was great. Odd they didn’t have a 9 hole rate as one of the guysbin the trip had to catch an early flight. Very well maintained course. Staff was friendly. Only really negative was no real driving range. Just hit into a net 20 yards away. But great chipping & putting greens. Would definitely play again.

1st time playing this course. Fast greens, but the wind was also pushing the ball.

I would definitely love to play it again with no wind.

Check in staff were very nice & starter has hilarious, little did we know about the winds coming 🤣🤣 you know when it’s rainy at home what’s a little wind 🤣🤣

Unless you are a plus handicap or enjoy being tortured, stay away from this course. The greens hold a shot like a parking lot, and balls roll to locations around the greens that make the course virtually unplayable. Many fun courses to play in the Palm Springs area, this isn’t one of them. Our group agrees that we will never go back there.

5+ hour round with the Ranger just watching. Bunkers had no sand with rocks destroying our wedges.

This course never lets you off the hook. It tests your patience and mettle. There're no flat greens to speak off. Don't think you're safe once the ball lands on the green. Depending where and how you land, it just might trail off and fall into a grass pit. It's a thinking man's course. I'm glad I played it, yet I regret having played it so poorly.

If you’re looking for a round on a high quality course at a good price, try Nicklaus after 2:30. We knew we’d only get 14 or so in, but the discounts in the afternoon make this one worth it.