Desert Willow Firecliff GC

In the heart of California, the Palm Spring area is really a desert haven. Naturally, it’s not really full of palm trees and green grass, even though they have plenty of water to go around because of the huge aquifer underneath the city. It seems like, rather than incorporating use of the desert environment, many of the courses have opted to go wall to wall grass. On the other side, Desert Willow championed the desert-scape and still built a worth playing golf course that is not a target golf course, but a nice mixture of grass and desert. At the Desert Willow Firecliff Course, it is desert done right.

With 36 Holes of golf on-site, the Firecliffs is the more difficult of the two courses a more competition style course. Measuring an impressive 7,036 yards from the back Tee’s the Fircliff golf course has been voted as the best public golf course for the third year in a row. Named after the spectacular red cliffs that surround the course the Firecliff course has 100 bunkers and waste areas to contend with along with numerous water features. The course does have five sets of tees, therefore, offering a fair and testing challenge to golfers of all abilities.

The ideal combination of playability and design is the Desert Willow Firecliff course. The desert and grass combination is fantastic. You don’t feel like you’re going to have to hit small target fairways and greens, but you’re in the desert if you go off the line.

Firecliffs always impresses us and is absolutely a golf course to play when in Palm Springs.

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