Palm Springs, California

Pete Dye's infamous design featuring the island-green 17th hole — brutal and brilliant.

Jack Nicklaus design at PGA West — demanding but more manageable than the Stadium, with sweeping mountain views.

Pete Dye design weaving through the Santa Rosa Mountains — dramatic canyon terrain and one of the valley's finest layouts.

Greg Norman design at PGA West — a challenging desert layout with dramatic mountain backdrops and one of the more demanding tracks in the La Quinta resort collection.

A Pete Dye design in the La Quinta resort collection — links-inspired with undulating fairways and creative bunkering set against the Santa Rosa Mountains.

City of Palm Desert-owned gem — championship layout with aggressive bunkering and sweeping mountain views.

Arnold Palmer design that hosted the PGA Tour's Bob Hope Classic — polished conditions and open desert feel.

PGA Tour host course on the Celebrity Circuit — meticulously maintained with the mountains as a constant backdrop.

Companion to the Celebrity Course — equally well-conditioned and a great pairing for a 36-hole day.

City of La Quinta's resort course — polished, playable, and a regional favorite.

Classic Pete Dye design at a full-service resort — island greens, waste bunkers, and his signature challenges.

More open and forgiving than the Pete Dye layout — excellent resort experience with superb mountain views.

More forgiving companion to Firecliff — fantastic value for the quality of conditions and scenery.

Unique lava-boulder framed layout in Cathedral City — a fun, challenging round at a fraction of resort prices.

Ted Robinson design in Palm Springs — mature trees, challenging layout, and exceptional value in an expensive valley.

Ted Robinson's desert links-style sister to the Legend Course — mountain views, scenic water in play throughout, and undulating greens, with the island-fairway 8th, "The Terminator," as its signature test. The same standout public-golf value in pricey Palm Springs.