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

My group of seven recently played at SilverRock Golf Course, and unfortunately, it was one of the…read moreworst golf course experiences we've had. We understood that we had to split into groups of four and three, and we did exactly that. At the first tee, we all hit our tee shots around the same time. Instead of politely reminding us of the course policy, the starter walked over very aggressively, began raising his voice, and repeatedly told us we needed to stay separated. He then started speaking in Spanish, which not everyone in our group understood, and kept asking us, "Do you understand?" in a very confrontational manner. We remained calm and respectful the entire time, but the way we were treated was completely unnecessary. Throughout the round, it felt like we were being followed and watched. The group of four ahead of us would occasionally slow down, so our group of three would catch up to say hello. Other times, we'd briefly gather at a tee box while waiting for the fairway to clear. We were never holding up play. In fact, when we noticed groups behind us, we even skipped holes at times to keep the pace moving. Despite this, the marshal repeatedly came over and aggressively told us to separate. Every interaction felt hostile rather than helpful. The final incident was the most disappointing. On the last hole, the course was nearly empty because of the heat. There was no one behind us, and we weren't delaying anyone. Yet the marshal drove up again, yelling that this was the "third time" he had warned us about being together. There was simply no reason for that level of aggression. I've played many golf courses over the years, and I've never experienced staff behaving this way. Course policies are understandable, but they should be enforced with professionalism and respect. Unfortunately, the treatment we received from both the starter and the marshal completely ruined what should have been an enjoyable day with friends. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend SilverRock Golf Course.

Definitely recommend this location. My family and I went for the Golf at night; it was a nice glow…read morein the dark setup. The staff including valet was beyond welcoming and friendly. It was a beautiful location and the food truck on site has great food! We will return in the future!

Played the celebrity course this weekend and unfortunately the poor behavior from course marshals…read moreovershadowed what should have been a good group outing. We were stopped at the turn and told we had to skip two holes due to complaints from the group behind that we were holding up play. The group behind was our friends who hadn't complained or waited for us all day. Instead of a reasonable conversation, the marshal informed us that we obviously don't play much (I was 2 over) and we didn't have a choice. As we drove down the 10th, we could see the group behind still playing approach shots to the 9th, and the group behind that wasn't even on the 9th yet. He led us to the twelfth hole, where there was a backup and we waited for every shot for the remainder of the round. I've never encountered a course employee with this type of attitude, let alone expecting it when paying this much to play.

Such a fun, beautiful, and challenging course! Went here for my partners birthday & really LOVED…read morethis course. We've been to tons of golf courses, but this was by far the best course I've ever played. The conditions of the course were great. The red tees are positioned perfectly. Some courses have them too far back. Par 3's were fun & intimidating. Almost always water and or bunkers! This was also an affordable round. $84 including cart! Can't wait to come back! The staff were also so nice as well!

La Quinta Colorado Springs 2750 gay sir Drive one of the worst hotels or ever been outside of the…read morehotel what's dirty you have to get reservations to clean your room inside of the hotel was filthy we had to put all our trash for the elevators were those ridiculous never again bad bad service

What a stunningly beautiful club to have the privilege of being invited to. My Fella and I were…read moreinvited down to the desert for a week of R&R in the sun, including a bit of golf. This set of holes has to be the prettiest I have seen, as of yet. Traditions course is expansive and very well laid out. The greens are very well kept, as are the grounds around it. The houses that have been built into the course are massive as well as beautiful, boasting equally as scenic views from virtually everywhere. My favorite part of this course has to be the 17th, it is not for the faint of heart or those who lose their balance easily. The climb up is steep and rocky, and a bit scary on the way down as well. Once at the top, you will see what I am speaking of, a grand seemingly endless view of the not only the course but of the vast San Jacinto Mountains, and the valleys between the ranges. Is there a better way to spend a beautiful summer like afternoon in March? I sure can't think of anything. Except maybe to follow up a nice game with an old fashioned or two. Which is exactly what we did, on the lovely patio in the club house. Which provided more wonderful views for our party to enjoy while relaxing. If the opportunity presents itself I would love to make a return visit. Next time I hope I have the set of Taylormade's I have had my eye on.

Played in a golf tourney here and the course is very beautiful and pristine…read more I was well over 100 degrees and I wasn't prepared for it and the heat got to me.. hopefully will get a chance to play here again.

One of the most beautiful country club restaurants in the valley. Excellent food and enjoyable…read morestuff.

Love this place , classic La Quinta Spanish club house, great practice facility. Challenging Pete…read moreDye course

We came here for a concert and even though we parked quite a ways away there were shuttle busses…read moreavailable. The walk to the concert area was .6 miles but the view was incredible. I can see why people want to live here. All of the employees were extremely friendly and helpful. One even told us to have a blessed evening . The concert was amazing but I felt sorry for the singer because it was windy and the air is dry here. Not a got for singing. We had a lovely time and the concert was fantastic. We decided to walk back to the parking and it was about 2 miles but a much enjoyable walk.

Good: I've played a lot of golf courses, and from the tee…read moreboxes this is one of the most beautiful courses I've ever played. The layout is both scenic and very challenging. Before we teed off, the marshal was extremely helpful, providing course knowledge and a pin placement sheet that made navigating the course much easier and enhanced the overall experience. Bev cart girl was also out several times and very attentive Bad: The biggest disappointment was that the halfway house was closed, even though the restaurant staff had told me before the round that it would be open. Additionally, the outside services staff were not particularly friendly when we finished our round after we declined having our clubs cleaned and carried to the parking lot. We also felt discouraged from visiting the pro shop because we had our golf bags with us, which left a negative final impression after an otherwise excellent day on the course.

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.

Amazing atmosphere. Scallops are definitely delicious…read more Service took care of everything.

I had an early tee time on one of the hottest days of the year and I was almost late. My friends…read moreand I made up of a threesome with a single joining our group. The staff was very helpful in getting me quickly to the tee box which I appreciated. My play was a little scrappy in the beginning but it took me a few holes to get used to the course. Overall the course was in mediocre condition specifically the fairways were tight and thin, and the greens were very scrappy and bumpy. There also were many dead/brown spots on almost all the greens. The course itself had a few scenic holes that played against the mountainside. For the price, I was not too surprised at the condition of the course. I could not find the Dunes course here so my review for it will go here. In the afternoon I played the Dunes course which was a flatter Pete Dye course running side by side to the Mountain course. Unfortunately the course was also in the same condition of the Mountain course. The only problem was the 120 degree F weather I had to contend with. I honestly lasted 16 holes before succumbing to the heat on the last two holes. In all honesty, I will probably spend more time on the three PGA West courses about 10 minutes further south, before considering these courses. Also the prices did match the quality of these courses.

This course rules. It's fun and challenging. Back nine and front are different and great. Wish I…read morelived closer.

A pretty good golf course at a decent price great views of the mountain an awesome clubhouse with…read moresports memorabilia and decent food. Grab a beer after around enjoy the views.

Overbooked!!! Backed up 2-3 deep on every hole. Not a marshal seen all day. Decent course, too many…read morepeople. Consider coming on a weekday. We were going to eat at the restaurant afterwards, but decided not to give this place anymore of our money. Hopefully they can improve in the future. Best of luck to big rock!

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.