Desert Falls Country Club

100$! Not even close to a 100$ courses. Clubhouse is non existent, it a retirement facility with a small pro shop that young e to walk up hill and around concrete walls and down stairs to get too. The driving range is nice , practice putting ok . Course is not great condition it is average municipal course grass is spotty greens slow and not great . Can’t see any landing areas off a lot of tee boxes it target golf it just a very average course lot of hidden water and creeks . No bathrooms only one and no food options

Entire property is OLD and not well kept…
Lots of property owners with personal golf carts, going anywhere they desire, even on course as you are attempting to play.
We golfed here two to three years ago and was hoping had been updated, NOT!!
Not worth the time or money!!

I would play here again. A few holes were hard to figure out at first but course was in great shape. Very pretty.

Lots of water and interesting holes. Almost all the greens have multiple “lobes”. Each lobe is available for a pin position resulting in a much smaller target area than if the pin were jn the center of the green or if the green was a more “traditional” shape. There can be significant difference in distance to different pin locations so check before picking your club.

A few holes (9 comes to mind) require some local knowledge to play well - so check your gps mapping program or ask someone who has played there.

A fun course with lots of chalkenges

Booked this round based on recommendations of a friend who had played the course in a few years. It has gone downhill since then. Most courses provide range balls, this one does not. $11 for 55 balls. Range is mat tees. Greens were the worse part of the course. Bumpy and very slow. Will not go back here until I hear that it has improved.

not the best impression when you first get there — you don’t know where to go, and when I did find the pro shop after carrying my clubs a fair distance, they had no carts charged. I had to wait for one and the cart that I got just about ran out of charge on the 18th hole but upside is once I got out on the course it was really nice and I would love another chance to play it — need some good strategy and course management— be sure and read the booklet that gives you a lot of good pointers on each hole.

Beautiful course and layout . The fairways are generous and need to place your ball for a safe shot into the green . Water comes into play on a third of the holes . The course was busy cleaning up wind blown debree but did not interfere with our play .

Excellent course design. Much better than people realize.
But the small things that are wrong ruin what could be a great place to play.
Bunkers need work but the owner it seems won't spend the money.
They can't throw in a 20 cent bottle of water in the cooler?
You have to pay for the driving range?
Our cart ran out of battery charge and we got stuck. They came quickly with a new cart, but really, charge the carts guys!
And it's very hot and the only water on the course was empty!
It could be great, but it's overpriced for these fixable reasons.

This course has really gone downhill since the new owner took over. Greens are very slow and bunkers are so bad that there is a local rule allowing you to lift, clean and place your ball on a spot that you are allowed to rake and improve your lie.
I don’t know how it could get worse but I’m sure the owner will find a way.
On the up side there is a group of residents who are trying to make the club more attractive. I doubt the owner is of any help in this endeavor.