A Palm Springs favorite, this 18-hole course is famous for its challenging greens that are rigorously sloped from back to front.

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Ranked among Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" in the United States, this Pete Dye-design is inspired by the famed Scottish seaside courses characterized by a rugged and dramatic landscape.

Highly contoured greens, varied elevations and unique water features all contribute to a par 72 course that affords players a new experience on every hole.

Completely rebuilt in 2000, this course is dominated by water features that compliment large, unobstructed fairways and lead to level, true-putting greens.

Don't let the scenic mountain vistas distract you from the task at hand: this course is relatively short at 6,400 yards and therefore demands careful club selection on many of the par fours.

Self-proclaimed as the “only golf course in the desert that caters to families who play together,” this facility features a par 3 course, well maintained greens and generous fairways.

This old haunt of Bob Hope is undergoing major renovations and will be reopened in the winter of 2004.

Having been a previous host to numerous Tour Qualify events and recently ranked by Golf Digest as the 29th best public facility in the United States, this course offers the challenge and service of other desert resorts without the exorbitant price.

Tommy Jacobs course in Palm Springs is a lovely short course if you would like a pleasant afternoon of short golf.  You definitely need to reserve the electric carts in advance, but the course is...

A rigorous links-style club with two courses: the Long Course is an eighteen-hole championship layout and the Short Course is an eighteen-hole, par-3 design.