The Resort course, a main attraction has undulating fairways, water carries, and multi-tiered greens. The course is a links style desert layout and is a challenge to players of all abilities. Its unique design brings together a natural desert beauty as well as a modern architectural design. The mountain views along with the rolling terrain, well placed bunkers and wonderful waterscapes, leave a lasting impression on all who visit this fabulous course.... more info.

This upscale facility features two fun layouts -- the par-71 Boulder course and the par-56 executive-style Pebble course. The Boulder is highlighted by creative contours and brilliant white steep-faced bunkers and offers impeccable playing conditions. Course architect John Fought has fashioned a masterful variety of bunkers with flat tongues and jagged edges, while incorporating sod into the walls of others. All are filled with brilliant white sand, creating quite a contrast to the light-brown native wash areas and the San Jacinto Mountains. Both courses provide every challenge and thrill need... more info.

This Gary Player Signature course is one the finest in Palm Springs. It has hosted countless tournaments including the 1992 Senior PGA Tour Qualifying Finals. At just over 7,000 yards from the tips and 4 sets of tees, Mission Hills North sets up nicely for all golfers.
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The two courses at Desert Willow are just the beginning of what promises to be one of Palm Springs most exciting golf destinations. In the works are more than 1000 guest rooms, convention facilities, a third course, and a 700-unit vacation complex. Designed by PGA Tour player John Cook, Michael Hurzdan, and Dana Frye, the two existing courses offer an extremely fun challenge for players of all abilities. Firecliff is considered the tougher of the two and has received much recognition for its environmentally sound design and construction. Although Mountain View was built to be more of a resort-... more info.