La Quinta Resort & Club

Very challenging course. Played well but the heat affected our groups playing abilities. No food was available except pre made sandwiches. There is like no shade on the golf course and there was no breeze. The beverage cart employee was around often to keep us hydrated which was nice, but allegedly players ambassadors had chilled towels available. We never got one and we were feeling the heat. Sort of disappointing. Greens were slowish, but I could see how if they were too fast the course would be extremely difficult. Very cool layout. Just mildly miserable when it’s 110 outside at 9am. Would love to come back when the weather was more tolerable. Starter was very professional and informed us well on the course which was appreciated.

Great staff , was a hot day provided me with 8 bottles of water and lots of ice, course was in great condition and can’t wait to play it again

Good rate for the middle of the summer and courses in pretty good condition considering how hot it is out there

Course for summer conditions was great. Greens were solid and in great shape. Still too pricey given the time of year for golf in the desert. Bring back the great desert summer deals. Courses are not in top shape with hardly anyone playing in the afternoon. The price point may discourage golfers.

Played a 12:45 round, 7/17/24. And let me start by saying the course did everything they could to keep players cool, aside from coming around with more ice towels like they said. Greens are rock hard, but they said the redone greens take 12-16 to months come around. So around November they should be really good. Otherwise the course is fantastic, but I cannot stress enough, keep yourself cool playing in the summer heat.

Great condition, probably the best we've played on our ttrip. Challenging but fair. We are coming back to try to get back a few strikes!

The course was in good summer condition as patchy spots are present. No GPS in carts. Hard to determine distance as in the past the course had GPS in golf cart. Fire ants are an issue, especially on hole 13. Got bitten a lot due to high grass in some areas.

The course should be priced lower due to summer conditions and not many playing.

Should be priced around $35 for summer play.

Great experience. First few holes on the front were hard to navigate. Loved the back nine. Well layed out and lush. The cart staff,(Morgan,)was waiting for us after we finished. He couldn’t have been any friendlier and was a pleasure to talk to. Range finders on the golf carts would be beneficial.

Staff were very friendly from the people in the pro shop to the starter. Pace of play was surprisingly slow for this time of year. We waited on just about every hole. The course was in fairly decent condition considering it was July. Greens were very firm. The course is appropriately named The Dunes. Lots of bunkers which were very deep.

For the dead of summer the tee boxes, fairways and greens were in immaculate shape. Better than any other course I’ve played in last month. Really enjoyed the course and like it better than Nicklous Tourney or Dye Mountain.

Very fun course. Lots of dry patches throughout the course but understandable for this time of year. For me it’s a 1 and done but definitely recommend playing this course.

This was my first time playing the Nicklaus course. Beautiful layout, plenty of challengeing holes and approach shots guarded by sand or water. I thought the course was in great condition outside of greens a little slow from the heat ... but it's the offseason and 113 degree heat has an effect. Staff was great, appreciated us being out there and made sure everyone had water, was ok with pace of play.

The course was supper fun and in great condition considering it was July in 115 degree weather. Course staff would come by with cool mango scented towels, ice and bottled waters. Definitely would come back and play it again.

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