La Quinta Resort & Club

What can I say… the course was immaculate. Not a blade of grass out of place. But besides that, everything was above my expectations. The warm up practice area was perfect. The putting green was exactly the same as on the course.

I played as a single and was paired up with 3 great guys. One was from Chicago and the other 2 were from Calgary. We all had a great time and the golf was great also. 2 thumbs up.

Tee’d off early. Played in less than 4 hours. Course was in absolutely amazing condition. Greens were perfect. Played with a couple great guys who were members of the PGA West courses. Not a cheap course, but up there on quality and overall experience.

Course was great as always but it was over 104 with no shade. Fortunately staff members brought around iced towels. A game changer.

Coarse was nice but not what we expected from a PGA coarse for on coarse amenities. You don't come back to the clubhouse after 9 and there was nothing in the coarse to get food or drinks. Just ice and water. I expected better there but the coarse was good otherwise.

PGA West is a treat, and an iconic golf course in a legendary area that is draped in beauty from start to finish. That being said, you are gonna pay for it. The tee times are only the first hurdle. I was prepared for that, but if you are going to charge the premium+ price you better have the goods. The course itself was nearly flawless. And difficult. Great track. However, we saw the beverage cart 1 time during our over 4 hour round. Clearly the exhorbranent greens fees aren't being used to pay the staff.

A 12oz. Michelob Ultra was $9!! Also, the on cart GPS was not great. After 3 holes I gave up on trying to connect to the in cart speaker and just used my own. Also, all white flags🤔

The cart gave yardage front/back/middle but without a range finder I couldn't tell where the flag was and it was often mislabeled on the GPS. The greens are very challenging and without this precision you can gather a lot of strokes. The GPS often switched holes while I was calculating an approach and couldn't get any useful yardage. After the round...a beautiful sunset. Picturesque mountain views, but no vibe. The clubhouse was basically shut down. Golf simulators were turned off and dark. Outside service guys had one foot out the door. Again it feels like the money isn't getting to the staff and you can feel it. They didn't seem happy to be there.

These days, I'm not returning to a place to pay $200 for a round of golf and not feel the love. Other courses are more than half that price and they feel more welcoming.

Good for a splurge, but my golf dollar goes way further elsewhere.

Slow play made the experience of playing a great course a little miserable. Watching group in front of us hitting many shots out of the bunkers then not raking them.Playing the course is still a good challenge.

we teed off at 11am and it was already 100 degrees. Course was in great shape, and staff were accommodating with water and cold towels.

5 hour round in the heat, with course marshals not getting it moving.