Loved coming here with some people. The fairways were good, there wasn't many dry spots here when…read moreI showed up. Everyone working here was super nice Reasonably priced. I feel the greens were good. Everything was well put together. The pictures I took were beautiful as well. Would highly recommend this resort.

Beautiful Course, Fantastic Amenities, and a Great Day of Golf!…read more While I really enjoy golfing, I rarely seem to find the time to get out these days. So finding myself in October playing my first round of the year at Indian Wells Golf Resort was a little sad, but also a great way to finally kick off my golf season! We had a group of eight friends playing together, and from the moment we pulled up, it was clear this was going to be a special experience. The course is absolutely beautiful, with stunning desert and mountain views, challenging greens, and plenty of water hazards to keep things interesting. You can definitely tell this is an upscale golf resort. The carts are fantastic, equipped with fans and even misters to help keep you cool in the desert heat. Each cart also has a cooler and ball washer, and there's plenty of drinking water available throughout the course, complete with cups. These little touches really make a difference when you're golfing in Palm Springs temperatures! The course itself was in amazing condition. The fairways were beautifully maintained, the greens were challenging but fun, and the pin placements kept things interesting. There's also quite a bit of water throughout the course, which adds to both the beauty and the challenge. Since we were playing a scramble, it took some pressure off those of us who hadn't played much recently. I was pleasantly surprised that despite not having picked up my clubs all year, I managed to keep up and even contribute a few good shots! The staff throughout the resort were friendly and welcoming, and we enjoyed some hot dogs at the turn before heading out for the back nine. Indian Wells isn't exactly inexpensive, but this is definitely one of those courses where you feel you're getting a premium experience for your money. Between the course conditions, beautiful scenery, thoughtful amenities, and excellent service, it's easy to understand why this resort has such a great reputation. My advice? Don't rush your round. Take your time, enjoy the scenery, have a few laughs with your friends, and soak in the entire experience. Highly recommended! I'd absolutely play here again, and hopefully I won't wait until October for my first round next year!

Good: The course is absolutely beautiful with great views…read moreand an excellent layout. It provides a fun challenge while still being open and forgiving enough to make the round enjoyable for golfers of different skill levels. The outside staff were attentive and did a great job keeping groups on schedule for their tee times. The practice facilities were also in outstanding condition and made for a great warm-up before the round. Bad: The beverage cart only came by once before going in for the day. While it appeared the attendant was covering both courses, we teed off before 10 a.m., so another pass would have been appreciated. There also didn't appear to be any marshals on the course. We found ourselves waiting on a twosome ahead of us several times but we still finished ahead of schedule so not the biggest issue, but it did impact the pace of play. Additionally, there were kids fishing near multiple tee boxes and lakes along the course, occasionally standing close to the line of play, which raised some safety concerns.

What good is having a residents car when there is no way you can make a reservation 3 days prior?…read moreThey don't save any spot for residents. My son reserved a spot for us for my birthday he lives in Denver so he made a t time back in summer(Aug) but they wouldn't honor my resident card, sad because that card is only good for desert willow no other course. Don't waste your money here, let the snowbirds pay the extremely high prices.

My boyfriend and I came here expecting an average course...we were proven wrong. The course greens…read moreand bar drinks were amazing! We were very impressed.

Absolutely fabulous course. Not only was it in great shape, the staff was 10/10 . The atmosphere…read morewas so relaxing in a way I've never experienced at a golf course. It is a very challenging course though. Narrow fairways and tough greens. I would not recommend golfing here if you're shanking the ball all over the place. Only downside is that there is no driving range but you get over it pretty quickly because for how tough the course is, a driving range ain't gonna make a difference. I think this course is ideal for your afternoon round after your more serious round in the morning. I golfed at PGA West course earlier in the week and would rather golf here again! Definitely will be booking a round everytime im in the area.

This is one of the most amazing and beautiful courses I've ever played. The course it built into…read morethe mountains as you head up route 74. From the clubhouse you have to drive about 8 minutes in your golf cart farther up into the mountain just to find the driving range. From there the course continues to go up. In fact, at one point you're on a par 3 overlooking a path that people take about 2 hours to hike. Kind of funny to think you get to golf at an elevation other people are hiking to. Despite it's beauty, this course is also incredibly hard. It's like playing "target golf" at Stone Eagle. Every shot, even tee shots, require you to hit it to a specific point, not just a direction. The greens were incredibly tough and require you to read the grain on every putt as well as the break. Just remember one rule "Slow to the snow"; meaning when you're putting up towards the mountain it's going to be slower. This seems like common sense, but it even applies to a downhill put that towards the mountain. Just trust yourself, and your caddie. Some of my other favorite highlights are the tacos at the Den at Ten, and the 19th hole. Literally this course has a 19th hole which is a par 3 next to the Aerie (the grill room for after your round). After having a great lunch and a few drinks, it was a ton of fun to all throw down a little cash and make the 19th hole a little more interesting. The only problem with this course is figuring out a way to get on it!

Oh my gosh! What a treat to visit a great friend at Stone Eagle! The service and the grounds just…read moreimpeccable!!

This Country club is the best in every way. Very neat tidy homes with constant updating and…read morelandscaping being done. Three swimming pools, one allowing Children to swim. Tennis courts and pickle ball courts, green areas for walking dogs, or having gatherings. Wonderful full-service restaurant, gym, rec-center, and activities galore. The golf course is pristine, and the owners and renters take great pride in keeping it that way.

The greens was super fun. Way better than your traditional mini golf and good one for the…read morenon-golfers. I just recommend you bring your own putter and a few balls because there are water hazards in play!

Do you recommend this business? Yes What went well?…read moreThe course was absolutely beautiful and well maintained. Staff was friendly, and the pace of play was perfect. Great views, challenging holes, and excellent overall experience. Can't wait to come back!

It was a beautiful course and I definitely should have played a lot better but I was dying of the…read moreheat and hungover. Everyone was really nice and it seemed like a beautiful resort with so many things to do. I've definitely never been to a place where it had a giant pool and hotel connected to it before but cool idea. Huge parking lots, golf carts were nice and lots of employees everywhere. We thought we could escape the heat because we played at 6am but it was still scorching out hah.

If you're bored and wanting to find a place to golf. Look no further as your in golf central in the…read moredesert. Where ever you go, there's a course somewhere. A country club, a private club, public and indoor course. Whatever you crave there's something in the desert. This was the first time we've been here so it was nice to check out. Located across the embankment of the whitewater wash and across from Palm Desert high school. It's a public course which welcomes everyone and pretty easy to maneuver. As you drive in to the parking lot, which is small but decent as we found parking pretty easily. The driving range is to your left while the course is to your right. Check in is right infront of you. With it being a public walk on and a 9 hole par 3 course. It's great for beginners and people learning. With your tee time appointment, you can practice putting before starting. The holes are pretty much easy to get to. You start at the front with the first hole and work your way towards the back and then back to the front. One side is the embankment while the opposite are residents. It's a small course but great for a fun little quick sessions. Last hole has the lake so be prepared for that. Pricewise is quite affordable for both the round and range. It's good for a group or individual. We weren't sure at booking if we could go individually or be out in with a group. But it was nice to just play the two of us. It's a fun course to kill some time.

Great place to golf. Very reasonable price and very nice. Driving range is available. Well maintain…read moregreens. Staff is very friendly. Location is easy to find and the course itself is moderately challenging but fun.

Outstanding experience with both the beautiful course as well as an unparalleled service staff…read more Saw some negative reviews and just not accurate, the course is in spectacular shape and in a wonderful setting. Furthering this experience is the staff, all welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Pro shop staff, starter Dave, attendant David could not have been more pleasant. Especially want to acknowledge Shaina on the beverage cart, despite the course being full and only one attendant she was ever present, very pleasant and handled all groups efficiently and professionally and kept the pace moving. Just not common on most courses. Highly recommend Silverrock and looking forward to going back soon!

What is not to like about this incredible golf course!? The course is one week away from closing…read morefor overseeding. So yesterday, the tee sheet was full. The course was in great shape. And the course staff did not disappoint. From the pro shop staff, David the starter, David in the cart barn, and the spectacular cart girl, Shaina. They were engaged and happy to help with stellar customer service. I cannot wait for the course to reopen in November. This is a special place in the Coachella Valley. The course, the layout, the staff, and the mountainous backdrop. See you in November. TG

Love this course , greens were in mint condition this time of year, stuff was great and friendly.read more

This place is now and all but our cart dies on hole 14, we waited 30 minutes to get a new cart…read more Called pro shop 7 times and no answer. The other two some had to drive out and talk to started to get us a new cart. Then when we were on hole 18, the sprinklers turned on as we are hitting out shots. After the round we went to talk to someone at the pro shop and it was closed.... Robert the closer was nice and tried to assist us but this whole place needs to do better. Robert saved the one star review..

Great walk, lovely pond, didn't feel rushed going through the course, and what a great price!!…read moreVisiting from San Diego and it's always so relaxing.

Drove out here last week with some buddies from Menifee. Took 1ht 45 min to get there. For a…read moremunicipal golf course it is very expensive. I have played at some that are just as decent for $15 for 9 holes and replay is $8. So for almost $50 plus $15 for a cart it is a little expensive for what you get. With that being said they are building a large pro shop / restraunt. Maybe thats the justification for the higher fees. The starter/marshall was friendly and knowledgeable. There were some teens and some that maybe should stick to the range a few more times before they come to a course. I should have to wait to tee off so that you can take your 3rd shot from the middle of my fairway and be pointed backwars back to your hole. All the holes are par 3, so its fairly quick. Took three of us about 2 hrs 20 min and thats with having to wait for a group in front of us to pick it up. The greens are decent and challenging. If you go in the middle of the day its not as busy. Our tee time was 4:40 and the course was pretty empty but as we finished the front 9 it was getting busy and by the time we finished the 18th it was packed. It was fun but for the price we can find PGA level courses closer to us.