Palm Desert Country Club, Palm Desert

Just returned from a trip to Palm Desert I have played the course in the past and was never empressed. On my trip of ten days in the Valley I played it twice attempted two other days but was not able to get a tee time as it is booked. An absolute full circle change imaculate fairways and greens just incredable . played with two groups both Canadian Snow Birds both groups said best value in the Valley I agreed. The new owners seem very committed. Played several courses over the two weeks there enjoyed this course the most negatives food in the club house French Dip tasted like paper told the waitress who responded to me she informed the chef but did nothing to remedy the situation only ate half of sandwitch I ll give the kitchen another chance next time but they did not seem concerned great day

We are homeowners at Palm Desert Country Club and have followed the purchase and fantastic renovation of the courses and clubhouse. As of mid December, the courses are a beautiful green, the clubhouse is just finishing another remodel that includes fountains and planters at the outdoor dining area, and a remodel of the interior. As of 12-21-2011 the spoksman advised they are on track to open both courses and the clubhouse on New Year's Day. Enjoy!! Telephone: 800 501 5431

A great course, nice and easy with great views and WELL worth the money! Heard that it was closed but may reopen in 2012, REALLY looking forward to it.

The course is opening back up as of January 1, 2012 with new ownership. It's a nice track and one of the oldest golf courses in the valley. Three cheers.

This course has been closed for over 1 year now don't know if there any plans to reopen it? can't find out whats going on.

When we booked the Champ we were looking for an easier course that my whole family could play as well as a budget friendly course to wrap up our golf trip. The clubhouse is very nice and the putting green is also very good, however there is no range available, and you have to hit off some mats if you want to warm up. Once on the first tee we couldn't help but notice how poorly maintained the golf course was. The rough was often littered with brown dead patches of grass on all of the holes except 9 and 18 (which are very pretty). All of the sand traps were very poorly maintained with grass throughout. There was only one green in bad shape, and it wasn't even that bad. In terms of playability, the front nine is very unforgiving with very small landing areas, and convex fairways that funnel most fairway drives to the rough. Aside from all of the blemishes I couldn't help but feel nostalgic to the professional golfing history that this course holds. I bet it was beautiful in its day though! The staff are sooo friendly, which is probably the best part about this course. In the end, I would have spent 20 bucks more to play at a nicer, well maintained course.

The course is in excellent condition and challenging and the people are great. Monday night football is a good time with great food and lots of nice people. Except for the annoying guy who channel surfed in the middle of the game, they've got our vote.

The course is in great condition. I wish my level of play was in that same condition. For the price and what you get there is not a better value in the desert.

Two weeks after we moved to Palm Desert C.C. the course and clubhouse closed. Many ups and downs followed the 3 years of waiting. Since the opening of the new country club and golf course, there has been nothing but good to say. You have to check it out. It is by the far prettiest club house, with the greatest staff and members. It was worth the wait. Now the course and clubhouse is our home away from home.

The new renovation is excellent. I've played here many times now and the course is in great condition. I wood definately recomend playing here. The new clubhouse is beautifull,(with plenty of large TVs for Monday Night Football). Great $5 all you can eat buffet on Monday nights.