| _ | | _ | | | Opened in 1975, designed by David Rainville, the Cathedral Canyon Country Club offers three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The greens are slightly sloped, but considered by locals as among the best in the area. The fairways vary in width, and you can see most of the greens from off the tee boxes.
Slope = 126 / *** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Mountain Vista golf course is a par 72, championship course comprised of two 18-hole courses, designed by Billy Casper. Set amidst the Santa Rosa, San Jacinto mountain ranges, the views from the golf course are truly spectacular. While on the golf course, golfers are treated to cascading waterfalls, emerald green fairways trimmed with beautiful flowers and palm trees. This course welcomes all players to challenge their game on this exciting layout.
Slope = 125 / ***1/2 | | | _ | | _ | | | This 18-hole Bermuda Grass course was designed by Harold Heers and was built on rolling terrain and features narrow, tree-lined fairways and small greens. Water hazards (lakes) come into play on 6 holes. One of the key reasons people enjoy playing this course is because the surrounding mountains provide some of the most breathtaking vistas around. Robert Muir Graves redesigned the course in 1989 which was built in 1982.
Slope = 122 | | | _ | | _ | | | Woodhaven is one of the best-kept secrets in the desert! This golf course, located within the gorgeous Woodhaven Country Club, features gentle rolling slopes, lush green fairways, spectacular mountain views throughout the 18 holes. Built in 1984, designed by Harold Heer, this course is enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels. | | | _ | | _ | | | Cimarron Golf Resort features two world-class layouts designed by John Fought. Cimarron, named after the vibrant purple flower, also means "wild and untamed". Cimarron strives against the cookie cutter and condo-lined course characteristics that are predominant in Palm Springs golf. Enhancing the stark beauty of the native desert, Cimarron utilizes European-style characteristics such as sod-wall bunkers filled with white crushed marble against the creative contouring of the emerald fairways. By combining an imaginative mix of traditional desert golf with the unarguable elements of European links styling reminiscent of old Scotland...Cimarron stands alone!
Slope = 114 / *** | | | _ | | _ | | | Opened in 1988, Desert Dunes was the first desert course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. voted as one of the best public courses in Southern California. This extremely challenging course has narrow fairways, fast and sloped greens, and water hazards coming into play on many holes. Much of the natural desert plants and vegetation have been left in place, adding to the difficulty of the course. Golf Digest rated it 29th best facility in the USA.
Slope = 142 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | Since President Dwight D. Eisenhower's many golf vacations drew national attention to the city, Indian Wells has been synonomous with top-ranked spectator and participatory golf. Conveniently located between the city's resorts with sensational views, The Golf Resort at Indian Wells offers individual visitors and groups diverse challenges. Known for Robinson's rolling fairways, well-contoured greens, dazzling water hazards and spectacular views of the surrounding Santa Rosa mountains, Indian Wells was named one of the Top 10 Resort Courses in the state of California by Golf Magazine.
Slope = 122 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Rancho Las Palmas Country Club is home to a Ted Robinson-designed 27-hole golf course. More than 1,500 palm trees line the fairways which meander over gently rolling terrain and around six lakes at the base of snow-capped Mount San Jacinto. The club also features practice facilities, a tiered grass hitting area and Bermuda grass practice putting greens. Creative hole designs featuring strategic bunkering, towering palms, spectacular mountain vistas and exciting water hazards have made this a Palm Springs area favorite amongst both resort and seasoned golfers.
Slope = 126 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | A future home of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and recently voted by Golf Magazine as a top new course in America that the public can play, the Arnold Palmer Classic Course at SilverRock Resort is a challenging 7,578 yards from the tips, yet enjoyable for all skill levels with six tee boxes on each hole. With breathtaking views, a professional and friendly staff, a grill and outdoor patio area with majestic views, and GPS golf carts, your experience at SilverRock Resort will be one that you will never forget. Especially, hole #12 that is a 658-yard par 6!
Slope = 139 | | | _ | | _ | | | The Tahquitz Creek Legend Course is a traditional style desert course, designed by Billie Bell in the late '50s. The course has been recently renovated by Palmer Course Design Company and will challenge golfers of all abilities. The picturesque mountain views will enhance any round as you play this mature course which makes its way through many tree lined fairways. With over 40 bunkers and deceptively undulated greens, this legend of a course will often sneak up and grab you.
Slope = 117 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Resort Course was designed by Ted Robinson Jr. and opened in February of 1995. The course is a links style desert layout and is a challenge to players of all abilities. Its unique design brings together a natural desert beauty as well as a modern architectural design. The mountain views along with the rolling terrain, well placed bunkers, and wonderful water scapes, leave a lasting impression on all who visit this fabulous course.
Slope = 125 / ****1/2 | | | _ | | _ | | | Trilogy Golf Club at La Quinta was designed by Gary Pranks and is located at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains. The course design lends itself to the natural terrain and vista views overlooking the Coachella Valley. At just under 6,900 yards from the championship tees, the course offers challenge and enjoyment for all skill levels. Trilogy is tremendously honored to have been chosen again as the host of the 2004 Skins Game won by Fred Couples over Tiger Woods in a playoff.
Slope = 130 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Classic Club is a semi-private, high end, daily fee golf facility, designed by the Arnold Palmer Company with the input from the PGA Tour. This 18-hole, par 72, 7,305-yard unique course offers a variety of tee options appealing to players at all levels of the game. Over 5,000 pine, California pepper & olive trees were planted - but no palm trees! The course has a rolling terrain with several elevated tees featuring a core design with pine, olive and pepperwood trees, offset by flowering bushes, shrubs and pine straw cover, all playing off of the surrounding mountains and vistas that are exclusive to the Coachella Valley, to make for an incredibly beautiful golf experience.
Slope = 142 | | | _ | | _ | | | Voted one of the top 10 courses in the desert by the SCPGA, the Desert Falls Country Club, opened in 1984, has a linkstype course that is surprisingly hilly for the desert. Heavily trapped with very large, multilevel greens, this 18 hole par-72 course features superb Tifdwarf greens and 5 tee placements on every hole. Water is a major factor on seven holes. This is a fair and demanding course and it has served as a Stage 1 PGA Tour qualifying site.
Slope = 145 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Desert Princess Country Club and Resort sits on over 400 acres with magnificent views of the San Jacinto mountains. The Desert Princess Country Club, designed by David Rainville, is a 27-hole championship course with rolling fairways, large bent grass greens, 85 sandtraps, 21 lakes and four sets of tees. The course offers the perfect challenge for every level of golfer.
Slope = 123 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | Desert Willow Golf Resort, a 36-hole playground, may be one of the best municipal complexes in the country, providing locals a generous price break and golf tourists a top-shelf experience. Dunesy hillocks, native desert foliage and views of the Santa Rosa Mountains frame bowled fairways lined with 110 cloud-shaped bunkers in an Arizona-styled target tract. Desert Willow uses effluent water and the Southern California Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects was so impressed it gave them the award for water and land conservation and reclamation.
Slope = 138 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Golf Club at Terra Lago (formerly the Landmark Golf Club) is a 36-hole golfer's paradise featuring two challenging and picturesque championship golf courses set within the quiet serenity of 440 acres of desert terrain. Designed for professional golf events by experienced PGA TOUR professionals to promote the spirit and competition of the game, The Golf Club at Terra Lago successfully melds the traditions of golf with the power of the land.
Slope = 135 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Pete Dye designed Dunes Course provides a relaxing round of golf surrounded by dramatic landscapes. Out of the traditional Scottish mold, this links style course favors accuracy from the tee allowing access to its well-guarded greens. The Dunes Course is ranked among Golf Digest's "Top 75 Resort Courses" in America, and was the site of the 1998 PGA TOUR Qualifying School.
Slope = 137 / ***1/2 | | | _ | | _ | | | The Mountain Course is famous for its unique design and visually stunning setting. This golfer's paradise is literally carved into the Santa Rosa Mountains, demanding accurate, strategic play while providing the ultimate in breathtaking views. Pete Dye's skillful design is ranked among Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" in the United States.
Slope = 140 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The resort's Palm and Valley courses are unmistakably Robinson in look and feel. The California based designer and his son have a unique style that lends itself to resort golf. Tee boxes are almost always elevated to take advantage of the surrounding views. Fairways funnel tee shots back towards the landing areas and greens are surrounded by stately palm trees and extravagant water features.
Slope = 130 (Palm), 127 (Valley) / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | Nick Faldo established as an internationally acclaimed golf course designer, has now unveiled his first U.S. design. Set against the stunning backdrop of the snow-capped Santa Rosa Mountains, Faldo's vast international experience and passion for strategic design are clearly in evidence at Marriott's Shadow Ridge. One of the world's greatest golfers has designed one of the game's most spectacular and enchanting challenges - Faldo Championship Golf at Marriott's Shadow Ridge.
Slope = 132 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | No golf course designer can quite capture the same combination of challenge, beauty, and drama as Jack Nicklaus. His bold strokes are laid out on a scenic desert canvas known as the PGA WEST Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course. Every hole on this demanding course requires its own unique strategy; especially the 561 yard, par-5 15th, which culminates with a shallow and well-bunkered island green. It is only fitting that a round on the Tournament Course should end with a dramatic water-crossing shot to the signature 9th and 18th double green.
Slope = 139 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | This newest course at PGA WEST designed by Greg Norman lies in a seabed 40-feet below sea level surrounded by an immense crescent of terra-cotta mountains. The course teems with purple, white and yellow wildflowers, while the mix of tall and short native grasses produce different shades of green running almost to silver. The grass covers just 60 acres of tight fairways that taper toward the greens with nine ponds covering 18 acres. The demands of this course are a challenge for players of all levels.
Slope = 134 / *** | | | _ | | _ | | | There may be no greater challenge in the game of golf than the PGA WEST TPC Stadium Golf Course, designed by Pete Dye and ranked in The 100 Greatest Courses in the U.S. by Golf Magazine. Revered for its brash beauty and intriguing design, nine of the holes have water very much in play, and almost every hole displays Pete Dye's tremendous bunkering. This is especially true on the 16th, a 571 yard, par 5, where the massive green side bunker, complete with stairs, sits 18 feet below the level of the green. It's no wonder TPC Stadium Golf Course has been the site of so many high-profile events, including The Skins Game, The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, The Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, and the PGA Grand Slam of Golf.
Slope = 150 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | Diabolically Dye, the Pete Dye Championship Course is distinguished by hidden pin placements, carries over water, pot bunkers, elevated tees and railroad ties. It plays to 6,706 yards and is fun and forgiving for all skill levels. The award-winning championship course is nestled against the resort grounds and is just steps away from any point of the resort sharing the same majestic mountain view of this desert oasis. Practice on the multi-tiered, two-sided driving range, 3 grass putting greens, 1 chipping green and 2 practice bunkers. Golf World Business named the Pete Dye shop one of "America's 100 Best".Slope = 137 / **** | | | _ | | _ | | | The Gary Player-designed North Course, which opened in 1991, integrates the Mission Hills North course to fit with the natural desert surroundings. Whenever possible Player incorporated the greens and tees into the existing landscape. But it also sports beautiful waterscapes and waterfalls with a backdrop of the serrated peaks of the San Jacinto Mountains. The generous fairways may give you a sense of security along with the fact there are no blind shots and few doglegs. Elaborate rock formations are set in the waterscapes, but most likely the water won't be a factor on most holes. The challenge is the length of the course and the seasonal winds that are known to whip around.
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