This is a members only club, there is a golf course, club house, tennis and pickleball. The food is amazing with lots of choices. The golf course is one of the best kept I have ever seen. Perfectly manicured fairways and greens. The clubhouse changes out the artwork yearly to keep a fresh look. Lots of stars used to live on the course and/ or were members of: Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Clark Gable to name just a few.

I got the chance to play Tamarisk Country Club and was blown away. The course conditions were amazing, the greens were perfect, and the views are breathtaking. And the clubhouse... Wow! The artwork is worth the visit. They are in the middle of a large solar project right now, too. If you get the chance, I HIGHLY recommend playing here. FORE!

The clubhouse is wonderful. Food and service was impeccable. We loved the special art exhibits - very moving and current. While I didn't get to play, the course looks to be in excellent shape.

Beautiful place to visit and play golf. However, I observed a bunch of workers that were doing some construction on some poles and one of them particularly the Afro-American asked to use the restroom and this man in the photo refused to let this man use the restroom when he was working in 110° heat. I'm appalled and ashamed that such actions and employees are employed at this country club. They further refuse to let the construction workers use the restroom in the golf barn area which was the closest restroom.

Very exclusive club, must be a member to access the premises. I actually worked there some years back. The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic was/is played there every year, it was my first golf event. Bob Hope’s golf cart was housed there and I washed and drove it on occasions. Also Dwight Eisenhower’s golf cart was also housed there. His cart looked like the first cart ever made very old. Golf membership is quite step, being that it is a exclusive club mainly reserved for the Jewish community but because of discrimination laws they have to leave open I think 5-10 percent for non Jewish golfers. I ended up leaving for the brand new public golf course named Indian Canyon Golf Resort on Murray Canyon way, in Palm Springs , Ca.