Had not been here since the renovation. Very nice upgrades. The banquet hall is gorgeous with spectacular views. Here we held our 1st Gala in Honor of Section 14 Survivors and Descendents. I had the privilege of escorting my mom We shared memories all night. The laughter did not cease at table 9. The service team was so helpful, pleasant and timely.the evening went off without a hitch and we had a glorious time. Our food was on point. Not dried out and beat up .. am trying to come through for lunch. views alone will bring you back. Drinks and food will keep you. Enjoy!!!

"Had a fantastic experience at Indian Canyons. The entire resort is beautifully maintained and the course is incredibly green and lush. You can really tell they take great care of the property. A really nice atmosphere and a pleasure to play here."

Played course on 21 January 2025. I was met with great service in the parking lot by the gentlemen waiting. He brought a cart to my car for convenience. I was then met by a very nice lady in the pro shop who made me feel welcomed. The ladies at the bar were also very welcoming and helpful. As for the course it is in fantastic condition. The course is so green. Tee boxes are level, fairways cut to perfection, bunkers well maintained, and the greens are well kept and roll true. The course has a pretty nice layout with some dog leg challenges. The course is not extremely difficult which allows you to have more fun. I loved this course and will be back when I am in town.

I loved this course until today. It was my home course. It’s a great course. However it appears to have been hijacked by a GM, Greg, who has a bad reputation among the regulars and the employees. The sprinklers turned on with an hour of sunlight left. We had three holes left to play. It doesn’t appear that Greg gives a shit about paying his employees overtime til the sun sets. It doesn’t appear Greg really cares about golf etiquette at all. I’d love to speak to this new owner Greg who is nowhere to be found and owes me my money back for a round cut short with no prior notice. We were never informed of this apparent and arbitrary rule that the course “closes” at 6:30 (despite the sun setting at 8) until a really great employee rolled up to tell us it was closed. Not good business greg! I’ve spent thousands at your course, I live in the neighborhood, and you’ve lost me as a regular and I will be telling many others to steer clear of this course until you are gone or you clean up your management style. I only give two stars because your employees are awesome and the course is nice, but new management is needed ASAP.

Indian Canyon is a nice golf course that is located in Palm Springs. It is a desert type golf course, so there grass and vegetation is situated for this environment and one may not be used to these. The course is well maintained and looks good. Most of the course is relatively flat, but a few hole you will be hitting down onto the fairway. Tee boxes: Most tee boxes are nice, some the grass is a bit thin, but still alright. Fairway: The fairways are good, nice grass. Of course, this is were you want to be. There are a few dirt patches or spots were the grass has not grown back, but just a few places. There are fairway bunkers and they are placed in ideal locations to make you think of them and makes them course more challenging. Look ahead to avoid them. If you do end up in one of them, there is nice sand to hit out of. Most of the fairways have some undulation in them and the ball will roll out with the undulation. Good course management will keep you in a good spot. The width of the fairways are mostly decent to generous, a few are narrower than others. It is a desert golf course, so there will be some desert on the left or right of the course, but not on both sides. There are a bunch of palm trees on either side of each hole, we were able to miss them or get lucky a few times to get a good bounce off of them. If you don't like water hazards on the course, well, there are a few. But they can be easily negotiated if you look ahead and plan...but if you go for the glory shot, good luck. Rough: The rough wasn't to penalizing when we ended up in it. We were still able to make pretty good shots out of the rough. Your ball may not roll out as much and get caught up in the rough. Greens: Not sure on the type of grass, but the greens are good. The ball will bounce occasionally, even if you make the smoothest putt. This is likely due to the type of grass that needs to be used in the desert. Didn't see any dead spots on the greens or any aeration. The greens are not really fast, but you need to get the speed right or you will be real short or have a longer putt than you really wanted. There is undulation on these greens, and hitting the right spot can give you a better looking putt. An app or greens book can help you out. The green side bunkers are nice if you end up in them. There is just the right amount of sand in them to make a good bunker shot. Amenities: -Driving range near hole 1 -Putting and chipping area near hole1 -Restaurant at the clubhouse -Pro Shop - check them out, they do have good deals -Carts are nice with GPS overview of each hole, no greens reading The staff here were very helpful and friendly from the clubhouse to the end of the round. The starter evened warned us of the desert wildlife and what to look out for to keep us safe. Great course to go and play, we would like to come back at some point for another round.