603 30th Ave,
Cathedral City, California 92234
Office
+1 (760) 770 6060Pro shop
+1 (877) 966 6233 (toll free)Website
Visit websiteGolf pro
Mike Jick (Head Golf Professional)Academy
Dave Pelz Scoring Game SchoolThe Course:
18 holes. Links-style & open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Water levy and residential.
Designer:
John Fought
18-hole par-55 Pebble course (2941 yards from back-tees). As good and testing a par-3 course as you'll find anywhere, and there's even a short par-4 included.
33.830065
-116.482024
3 miles NE of Palm Springs
From I-10, at the Palm Springs end of the Coachella Valley, take the Ramon Road exit and head west on Ramon Road, direction Palm Springs. After 3 miles turn right onto Date Palm Drive. After 1 mile turn left onto 30th Avenue. After 1.5 miles golf clubhouse is on your left.
Cimarron, CA
Cimarron Golf Resort: Although not a Golf Resort with onsite accommodation, Cimarron has everything else in place to ensure you enjoy "another beautiful day" at this 36-hole desert layout in Palm Springs.
Whether you are playing the championship Boulder course or the wonderfully sculpted, 18-hole par-3 Pebble course, all departments of your game will be thoroughly examined. If the wind is blowing across this open and exposed landscape, the examination becomes that much tougher. And don't expect too many trees, bushes, grassy dunes or significant elevation changes, in the wild desert openness of Cimarron. But do expect mountain vistas galore.
Housing does not intrude onto this blend of links and desert golf, where gently rolling, good-width fairways are flanked by wide expanses of desert rough, sandy waste areas and plenty of fairway bunkering.
Water hazards are sparingly deployed, and really only threaten at the par-3 12th and the seriously water-surrounded par-3 17th. The holes are majestically framed by the towering San Jacinto mountains, which start their imposing climb to almost 11,000 feet just a couple of miles west of the course.
Cimarron's large, subtly sloping putting surfaces (some of the best in the Coachella Valley), and stylish bunkering around the greens, will require adept short game skills to card a good score. Without doubt a challenging, scenic and good-value course that's well worth a visit.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted.
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Cimarrón is named after its signature flower, a vibrant purple desert plant (which the green-keeping staff might be able to point out to you). Translated from Spanish, Cimarron means “wild and untamed”, which is an accurate description of the mountains and desert surrounding Palm Springs.
Cimarron's sister-course, Woodhaven Country Club, is also a public-access golf facility (not yet featured in Where2Golf.com). It is located about 13 miles away in Palm Desert, just a mile south of I-10 taking the Washington Road exit.
67967 Vista Chino, Cathedral City, California 92234
+1 (760) 322 7000
Visit websiteNestled amid the beautiful San Jacinto Mountains, the Doral Palm Springs Resort offers an oasis of luxury and leisure. This four-star golf resort features world-class shopping, fine dining, and exciting entertainment - all just minutes from Palm Springs Regional Airport. The resort features 285 guestrooms and suites.
Desert Princess (not covered in WhereGolf.com)
Cimarron; Tahquitz Creek; Mission Hills (Player course); Desert Dunes (6 miles).
Mission Hills (Dye course); Shadow Ridge; Desert Willow; Desert Falls; Classic Club; Desert Springs; Heritage Palms; Indian Wells Resort.
222 S Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California 92262
+1 (760) 325 4372
Visit websiteDesigned with an award-winning Mediterranean flair, this Palm Springs hotel is located in the heart of Palm Springs, providing comfortable accommodation for business and leisure travellers to the area.
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Cimarron; Tahquitz Creek
Desert Dunes; Mission Hills; Shadow Ridge; Desert Willow; Desert Falls; Classic Club; Desert Springs; Heritage Palms; Indian Wells Resort.
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