Traveling from North Carolina and had Wonderful round. I was able to tee off at 6:11 and played in a little less than two hours. Impressive greens and course conditions in the hot summer! Shot 69 and had a blast! Will definitely be back if I can. The golf pro was very kind and helpful and the pro shop has tons of great swag.

July..we teed off at 6:30am..100 degrees already.. there were only 3 other people on the course that day. Last tee time is 10:30am because it gets too hot. We drank 5 waters each for the 18 holes..took 3 hours. The course was nice..it's the lowest elevation course in the world. Well worth the effort to play.

Layout was great but the conditions of most the greens were tore up. At the turn I thought I could numb the disappointment of paying $89 for the round by getting a beer but they do not sell alcohol 🙃. It’s gonna piss the family off because of the driving time but go play in Nevada.

I am giving this a 4 star based on the experience. The course is about a 3 over all. Remember this course is in a hostile environment, there was a couple of really bad greens. The fairways and tee boxes were nice. The course is cut into a small piece of property, pay attention to the signs to go to the next hole. We teed off at 11:00 and felt like we were the only people on the course. Plays about 1 club longer being 214ft below sea level. The staff was very friendly, the bartenders were fantastic. I will definitely be back to play again. PS- the rental clubs were terrible.

I played in March 2026 and the course was in very good shape. The fairways all had nice green turf. The greens were is good shape; there was only one green where the grass was burned out and replaced with sand while they tried to recover the green. Overall, the layout is uneventful. The course has a surprising amount of vegetation and a lake. I went to the Park for one night primarily to play this course and I was glad I went. I agree with another reviewer that they have missed the mark recently on their merchanise. I was expecting to buy a towel and hat with a reference to the elevation and Death Valley. There were none. I left empty handed. All I saw were references to Furnace Creek Ranch Golf Club which is understandable, but they really need to promote their skeleton "logo" that was on some insulated cups and promote their location in Death Valley.