Cimarron Golf Resort

The fairways are green and course over didn't have allot of bad areas: except the greens are absolutely aweful, full of crap grass, they don't mow or roll the greens, very bumby and S- L-O-W.

Not very challenging. The best part was early tee times go out as 2 - get finished in 2 hours: it would be very painfull if you played as a 4. Daily deal price was ok for 2nd off tee. Good course for a brand new golfer a couple months into golf.

My only issues are:

Saw only one water refill station and limited ball washers

Overall, conditions of all general areas of course, greens, fairways, rough, were excellent. Bunkers were a little crusty.

But excellent value. If it is a windy day, this course would be affected. Our day was not so that was good.

The only negative were the bathroom facilities on the course. Some Porto John’s on course…There was a bathroom about 100 yards from #10 tee box.

But I would play again!

Played the combo tees. Fairways, tee boxes in excellent condition. Fairways are wide and forgiving. We played a free drop from wash areas. Greens were good. Rolled around 8. Teed off 10 min late at 1:30. Had some waiting on the holes but not bad. Greens keeper pulled the flag after we finished hole 18 at 5:40. Cart gal was friendly and provided much needed refreshments. Down side was we had to wait for 30 to get our cart. Had just enough time to practice putt and tee off.

A beautiful course with no palm trees, plays well if you’re looking to smile on the afternoon in the sun, slow play is a problem on this course

We had a last minute decision to get in another round and found this opening. While par 3, several holes had long distances, needed more than an iron. Hope to get on the course again next time in PS.

Good coarse great staff always fun playing with different people

I want to share my recent experience because it was very disappointing. I’ve been to this course more than five times, and unfortunately, the customer service from the front staff continues to be an issue.

When my son and I arrived in the morning, we dropped off our golf bags at the designated area like everyone else. I then went upstairs to pay. The cashier seemed to have an attitude from the start. I tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, assuming maybe it was just early and she wasn’t fully awake yet. After paying, I walked away but realized I forgot to purchase practice balls. I went back and waited in line again. I noticed her tone was much friendlier with the customers ahead of me. However, when it was my turn, her attitude noticeably changed. Her tone felt dismissive, almost as if she was irritated when I told her I needed to buy practice balls.

After that, I went back downstairs and noticed that other golfers’ bags were being loaded onto carts by the staff member in the drop-off area. The employee was actively helping everyone else, but he did not assist my son and me. Instead of waiting, I told my son we would just load our own bags. The staff member followed us briefly but still did not offer help. Shortly after, another group arrived, and his demeanor completely changed. He greeted them warmly, saying, “Good morning, let me get that for you. Don’t worry, I’ll load your bags by the time you come back.” The difference in treatment was obvious. I even asked him directly if he treated everyone the same way or only certain people. He ignored me and walked away.

Later, when it was time for us to tee off, the staff member at the first tee also had an unfriendly attitude. The overall experience made us feel unwelcome.

What stood out the most is that the landscapers were actually the friendliest people we encountered. The employees who interact directly with customers—the cashier, the bag drop staff, and the tee-off attendant—should be the ones providing the warmest and most professional service. Unfortunately, that was not our experience.

I believe everyone deserves to be treated with the same level of respect and courtesy. After visiting more than five times, it’s disappointing to continue having negative interactions with front-facing staff. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works on improving customer service, especially with employees who are the first point of contact for guests.

This is the first course we play every year after we arrive in Palm Springs. This is a great course to play to warmup our golf game after several months with no golf at home.