Suggestions on Palm Springs Courses

[Jiro]

Hey all. Going to visit the Palm Desert/Palm Springs area soon. Looking for course suggestions that don't break the bank.

 

Really looking forward to getting out of this rain in the Pacific NW for a few days and playing golf in the sun as it was meant to be played.

 

Thanks!

 

 

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[DaveP043]

One of the best moderately priced courses is at Eagle Falls.  Most of the rest of my favorites are pretty steep, unless you're playing with a local.

[cksurfdude]

Have a similar question so figured I'd re-use this thread....

 

Any suggestions on good Stay & Play packages in the Palm Springs area?

 

Price and decent resort priority over championship courses. Thx!!

[Kenny B]

Hey all. Going to visit the Palm Desert/Palm Springs area soon. Looking for course suggestions that don't break the bank.

 

Really looking forward to getting out of this rain in the Pacific NW for a few days and playing golf in the sun as it was meant to be played.

 

Thanks!

 

 

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Should have joined me; I was there from Jan 20-Feb 1.  Excellent weather; got a head start on my tan lines.

 

I'll second Dave's Eagle Falls suggestion.  It's next to the Fantasy Springs Casino.  It's nice, but I haven't played it yet.  Probably next trip.  Close by is Terra Lago GC; two 18-hole courses; hosted the Skins Game many years ago.

 

I always like Cimarron GC because it's wide open, no trees and not much trouble; just stay out of the bunkers.  Reasonably priced, especially the afternoon rates.  Check out Indian Canyons; two courses, the North course is the original that hosted the Frank Sinatra Invitational in the 1950's.

 

If you can get a good rate, Desert Willow resort has two excellent courses.