La Quinta Resort & Club

Really ashamed that a lot of the trees were removed. I have played this course for a long time. I get that the thought was to get the course back to how it as originally with views of the mountains. I just wonder if Pete was really thinking the course would stay as it was when originally opened. Seems that someone wanted to make this course more friendly to golfers. Too bad, I doubt Pete ever thought about making this more friendly. Still really like the course. Just bring in more brush and trees like it once was.

Incredibly fun and incredibly difficult! Great conditions!

We've played here a couple of years ago and it was great then but I think it's gone downhill since then.

The pace of play was slow and the Marshall didn't seem bothered about it. (The twosome in front of us were at least a full hole behind on most holes)

We got back to the clubhouse at 3pm and the bar was closing! - on a Friday afternoon. The barman grudingly poured us a beer - in a plastic glass.

Not the standard I expected from a PGA West course.

Few minutes behind and starter was very pleasant and accommodating.

My friends and myself ebjoyed play golf.

Id like to play again, next. year.

Great condition, from tee to green. Range and service also amazing. My fav course at PGA west. It’s the newest of the course and it shows, if you looking for that classic desert golf experience in a modern golf course this is it. Norman course is long, but the fairways run, and the greens also.

Overall, solid experience especially at a discounted rate. Driving range and short game practice area were very well maintained and felt a little like a country club atmosphere. They provided a cooler and water bottles and they also had an ice and water station. The pace of play was very fast but not many people were out there even on a “cool” Palm Springs day. The course itself was well maintained with all tee boxes, fairways and greens being in very good condition. The bunkers (many of them) were ok. Kind of hard packed but not bare. Would rather see nicer sand for a high quality golf course. There really isn’t any rough except a few areas around a few bunkers. Greens were very smooth and were quick down grain. The course is pretty much all fairway and desert area with many bunkers and some water hazards. If you hit into the desert it’s not hard to find your ball, which was nice, but it really scuffs up your ball, and if you have newer clubs that are still pretty, you might want to be careful hitting from the desert as there were many little pebbles. The reason for 4 stars vs 5 is that I thought the layout was a little boring. Not many distinctive holes. Everything kind of looked the same but beautiful nonetheless. I would say the Stadium and Nicklaus courses are more unique and I have played those multiple times and will hopefully play again. Glad I played the Norman course but I wouldn’t make the drive out there again to play.

Bucket list

Greg Norman course was great. Loved it.

Experience with GolfPass, not so great.

Made a mistake with the online reservation date....but GolfPass would not refund even with an immediate cancellation and rebook.

The Course was in excellent condition given the recent excessive heat. The greens and fairways were in tremendous condition. One issue is the new rough is too thick around bunkers. I lost a ball just off the fairway around a bunker.

My favorite course. Awesome condition

If you hit the ball straight, not a problem there’s over 100 traps only hit the trap once but very easy to get out of the sand

We were very pleased with the condition of the course. Green rolled true. Speed was moderately fast. Rough could be difficult to hit out of, but I have played this course when it was deeper and thicker. We were really glad that we played here.