La Quinta Resort & Club

Had my best golf experience here. Beautiful layout and course conditions. Staff were friendly and helpful. Clubhouse amenities are top notch. Live to come back soon.

Always love playing this course. Was able to get a last-minute deal for $110. At that price it’s an absolute steal! Would never pay $300 rack rate for this though.

Course is as expected fairly soon after overseed. greens are rolling approximately eight and are very bumpy. Fairways are super lush and in beautiful condition.

Staff was friendly. All of the range balls are brand new food and the restaurant was good.!

Beautiful course, greens were great! Poor pace of play, I’d say a 6 hour round so book before noon ! We DID NOT FINISH at the 1:30 tee time !

Everything in this course is first class from Food to the golf course. The only one issue I have is the GPS system on the cart is very Mickey Mouse.

Beautiful course with an excellent layout. Contours of many fairways make you pay attention to ball placement because it could easily roll up into the rough due to the side-to-side slope. But the fairways are generous in width so don’t let slopes deter you. And true to a Pete Dye course most greens were tiered and sloped presenting unique challenges of their own.

The only downside was that due to recent over seeding it was cart path only, which often required additional walking both up and down to get to your ball and back to the cart. If that is a concern definitely check into such restrictions before booking your round.

Otherwise, go play. You’ll throughly enjoy the facility and the support of the staff.

This review will be a bit jaded because I played with James Hahn during the American Express Pro-Am. What an experience. Even playing as a shamble, my fivesome found the course fearsome. The mounds lining the fairways set up awkward lies to greens fortified by bunkers and steep falloffs. Everybody but one teammate rinsed their tee shots in the water on 'Alcatraz', the island par 3. The pros make this place look too easy. It's intimidating to play for everyone else.

Although the course is short by today's standards, I'd recommend anybody above a 7-handicap move up to the 6,200-yard white tees. Approach shots that miss the endless parade of plateau greens end up in all sorts of collection areas and steep-faced traps. It's a short-game examination. The setting when the back nine heads toward the mountains is beautiful. The clubhouse can easily entertain for lunch or post-round drinks.

For the amount of money being paid the pace of play totally distracts from the round. It was almost 4 hours when we were on the 13th and decided to leave since it was in a gridlock. I saw NO course rangers to monitor the situation. This has happened twice at this course. Never playing it again as it is too expensive for the poor experience.

Super fun track. Every hole was interesting. Pace of play was a bit slow with cart paths only.

We were a twosome so hit from the tips! Shot about +10 over my usual but who cares when you’re playing where the pros do. Entire experience was first class. I’ll be back (not sure my wife will, it’s big!!!)

Course was overall in good shape that i believe reasonable for its price.

Good design, very little amenities. 1/2 completed projects surrounding course. Played with 3 locals they paid 1/4 what i did. Overseed did not take uniformly so shaggy in places, I did not get many bad lies. Lots of blind shots, helpful to play with someone that knows course. Greens were decent.

We make plans to play the dunes course every time we are in the desert