La Quinta Resort Golf

La Quinta Resort Golf in California

The La Quinta Resort and PGA West have 5 fantastic golf courses to offer - The TPC Stadium Course, the Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course and the Greg Norman Course all at PGA West, with the addition of the Dunes and Mountain Courses which surround La Quinta Resort.

The Stadium Course

Walk in the footsteps of golf legends on the Stadium Course at PGA WEST, ranked among some of the best courses in the world. The home of the CareerBuilder Challenge, this par-72 course designed by Pete Dye provides the ultimate golf experience.

The Mountain Course

The Mountain Course, nestled at the base of the picturesque Santa Rosa Mountains, is famed for its Pete Dye design, playability and stunning visuals. This ultra-challenging course features pot bunkers, rock formations, elevations of tee boxes and well-bunkered greens.

The Greg Norman Course

Carved from an ancient ocean, the Shark has created a course that captures the essence of the outback. This challenging, yet fair design features an abundance of sand, pockets of wildflowers, nine lakes and panoramic vistas – unmatched anywhere in the Coachella Valley. This Greg Norman gem is Audubon Certified.

The Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course

The same forceful presence the Golden Bear brought to his game is evident in his challenging desert layout. Long hitters will appreciate the opportunity for power off the tee with room for forgiveness, while elevated greens require you to literally raise your short game to another level. The intensity and demand of this Jack Nicklaus design is tempered by dramatic beauty and excitement of playing one of the most highly regarded courses in the Palm Springs area.

The Dunes Course

This 72-par course, designed by Pete Dye, offers traditional rolling-links style golf with Scottish and Irish flair, characterized by rolling mounds, manicured fairways and thick rough. Length, strength and finesse are key to scoring well on this course, which has hosted the PGA Club Professional Championship, and the Californian State Open.