The North Course

Designed by Ted Robinson

3,008 yd. 

The North nine plays to 3008, 2898 and 2759 yards, with many of the holes featuring significant elevation changes. Elevated tees and raised putting complexes provide the most challenge, with the par five 5th providing one of the most visually spectacular tee shots on the course. The fairways on this nine are more open that those of the West course, and the playing surfaces are much more undulating. There are 25 sand bunkers and just two holes with water in play.

The South Course

Designed by Ted Robinson

3,015 yd. 

The South nine provides the same wonderful conditioning and interesting hole designs as the other two layouts. This course plays to 3015, 2820 and 2661 yards with 4 water holes and 26 sand bunkers along the layout. The South has large greens that are relatively flat, but sloped from back top front. All three nines have yardage markers on the cart paths and fairways at 100, 150 and 200 yards. Color coded flags indicate front, middle or back pin placements, and hole diagram booklets are standard on all carts.

The West Course

Designed by Ted Robinson

3,082 yd.

The West course plays to yardages measuring 3082, 2853 and 2628 yards. While not overly long, this nine provides sufficient challenges in the form of rolling fairways and significant water hazards. The course begins simply enough with the initial three holes playing in and across the valley-like wash that runs through the property.  From there things get interesting as the final 6 holes meander about the resort community. Holes # 5, # 6 and # 7 are gorgeous golf holes, which require strategic planning and great iron play. The par four ninth is also a spectacular water hole, with a lake situated to the right that challenges the abilities of golfers to negotiate this dogleg. The view from behind this green is a good representation of the vistas that make Palm Springs golf so special. There are 19 sand bunkers and 5 holes in which water plays a significant role.