Solid course for the price close to 1 dollar per hole. Greens are very slow. Saturdays and Sundays e1-e5 get free range tokens from 10-12. Range is okay and they have clubs you can use at the range. Also has a putting and chipping area in the back. The older lady is the most helpful.

The disc golf course is pretty good. Hole 5 has a hefty right turn toward the end and you can lose your disc's in the trees (I almost did). And hole 9 is the farthest hole. Its also interlaced with the regular golf course, so be mindful of them when playing.

The golf course is well maintained. We unfortunately did not have enough time to play as much of the course as we would like due to having to drive home that day, but I have no doubt the whole place is amazing. It was not crowded at all and there was lots of wildlife!

I love visiting the kids stationed at 29 Palms Marine Corp base...as I get to play this cool golf course. It's not very challenging, there are no sand traps (except the desert) there are no water hazards, and fairways are pretty open. The greens (and fringes) are in amazing shape. They are better than greens I play in Destin, FL. As a military retiree, I play this course during the week and most of the time I have the entire 18 holes to myself. Awesome! Views of surrounding desert and mountains are worth the green fees alone. Speaking of green fees...usual play for 18 holes was $28 for retired E7. Thursdays, they run a special, $20! Not bad. The only downfall...the heat. Play early and bring alot of water. One last thing, as someone else posted, you will find more balls than you lose. Ha. Bottom line, great place, awesome staff...love it! Vistas from #11 and #17 greens are fantastic! Edit: (Oct 2022) I've read a couple recent reviews of the course and they trash its condition. Folks...it is what it is. Open course, in the desert, on a military base. If you want high end experience, then book a tee time in Palm Springs. Bottomline: this is my favorite golf course...why...solitude! (And vistas). Most of the Google online pictures that are said to be misleading of course's condition...are the ones I took. Course seemed fine to me that day! Edit: (Apr 2026) I had a great time playing this last trip. I played twice and each time the staff were wonderful! The greens are in great shape! I still love playing for the views. It seemed a touch busier than last trip, but the staff shifted me to the back nine, so I wasn't waiting on large tournament group in front of me. Again, the crew working at this course are great!

As a beginner, I cannot really give any more constructive judgment of the quality of courses but say that my husband and I had a good time playing (despite having to skip two of the courses - one as it was closed and the other as we misread the map). What struck us as a negative was an unpleasant greeting and handling by one of the receptionists. Prior to visiting, we checked the website that showed most of the time slots open, so we didn't think there would be a problem finding a vacancy. What we didn't know is that we had to make a reservation regardless - an honest mistake. Right at the start, we were notified of the fact in a very reprimanding way, which we would've forgotten about later on had we not been ignored altogether afterwards. I suggested, as there was so much vacancy, to do it on the spot if it was mandatory (the impression I got judging the receptionist's attitude), but there was no response, she proceeded our check-in without a word. We were basically ignored from then on, not even given eye contact. As beginners, we had questions, but didn't feel comfortable asking from then on. The fellow staff member had to jump in after we started to look more uncomfortable and gave us all the information we needed, and did so very kindly. We enjoyed our time on the courses despite this experience but were nevertheless left with a bad feeling that we would much rather avoid in the future, so, unfortunately, we might not pay any more visits to the place. We sincerely hope the management takes more care and attention in the future when employing staff, making sure that they are appropriate in both appearance and behavior and equipped with the required skills to work with people.