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It’s a perfect course just the price is a bit steep. However, you get a $25.00 voucher to spend on food and a nice embroidery golf towel.

The pace of play is very slow. I played there often and it never got any better. They can easily fix it by shortening the long par threes because that's where the backups were (3 groups waiting). That alone can save an hour!

As mentioned above, the green fees have increased significantly from 2023, however, the course condition remains the same. The cart path is in high need of repairs. The greens are excellent but , the fairways are in some places brown. I was really surprised to see because of the significant rainfall we had in Southern California.

Play this course often, but each time the condition has gotten worst. The fairways were wet and some were bare wet dirt We played behind a fivesome, and they were really slow. we waited on almost every hole. In addition, there was a threesome constantly up behind us.

I always play the Celebrity course when visiting the Palm Desert area and never disappoint.

1. The first hole was shortened to 190 yards due to construction.

2. The greens were aerated and sandy. This was not mentioned on GolfNow during the booking. Therefore, the green fees should be reduced.

We played early and the pace of play was 3 and a half hours. The course was surprisingly in good condition after all the rain we had in Southern Cal. Love the course!

No pace of play management. The Marshall just drives all around and does nothing when I approach a slow play he refuses to take action. The group in front was a hole and a half behind.

The course is in average condition. The cart path was horrible. Not worth the money.

The course should have someone managing the starting time of the first tee. Some individuals are not on time, causing delays. Long par 3s should be moved up to improve the pace of play. They were two groups stacked up on the par threes, which ended up slowing down the rounds.

Recommendations: You can ask the player's handicap status at check-in and recommend the tee box they should be playing from. I played in Spain and Portugal last summer, and all the courses I played did that. I spoke to a manager, and he told me it had improved the pace of play. He said traditionally, the blue tees are called “Men’s Tee.” therefore, all men, regardless of their skill level, will gravitate to the blues.