PGA West (Pete Dye Mountain Course) Tee Times

Played here in early January. The weather was nice and course still in good shape. The rough was higher then I’m use to back home. Driving range was small and you had to wait to get a spot. The course is beautiful with the last several holes on the back 9 really standing out scenery wise. Front 9 has some nice mountain backdrops and a hole or two up against the mountain. No houses on the front which is nice. Back 9 starts surrounded by homes/condos for the first few hikes. It then opens up into the mountains and becomes a true beauty. Photo opportunities all over. One negative we heard goi g into the round and found to be very true was pace of play. There were extended waits on every hole. As you would expect a PGA West course isn’t going to be cheap. Overall, great experience and glad we played it. I would like to try some of the other courses on the property on my next visit.

a month ago

Played mid-March and had a phenomenal experience. Amazing setting (of course) but the holes are interesting and challenging, and the conditioning was perfect. Greens were as pure as can be, and firm. The course seems to be well run, with timers on the GPS to keep people moving. Our round was about 4:10. Note that greens fees are substantially reduced in the afternoons, so it was actually good value (relatively speaking) teeing off shortly after 2:00.

a year ago

The views! Taking in the mountains and terrain on every hole was a sight to see. Coming from the Midwest we don’t get experiences like this. Course was in great condition, my only complaint is there was quite a bit of old/dead on some of the holes.

6 months ago

If PGA West Pete Dye mountain course isn't on your bucket list, then it should be. For those familiar with local desert golf, this course has all the things you would expect from a fancy desert course (pristine fresh fairway and greens, fast putts, near-perfect conditions, beautiful clubhouse, great practice amenities). For the golf nuts out there, let me explain some things I find so interesting about this course. Distance: from the tips, its "only 6666 yards" - so you should be able to play a 3w off the tee most of the round, right? Sure, if you can carry every shot to maximum distance, then yes. But this course has undulations everywhere - hilly fairways, shapely bunkers everywhere, and some sloped greens. That has the net effect of making the course play longer. There are many occasions where you will hit a ball and get less roll-out than you would on a simpler course. Greens: the greens tend to be dryer, faster, and longer. When I played them they rolled at about a 10. So, that means on a downhill putt or chip, you need to think carefully about your placement and landing spots and be mindful of your tempo. Mountain landscape: if you've ever played this course on the Trackman SIM, then you've probably hit a few shots out of the mountain / desert hazards alongside the fairways and gotten away with it. In real life, there are rocks, bushes, boulders, etc. A lot of the time if you put one OB, its GONE. The back nine is all in the mountains, so you will challenged to keep your shots on their intended line. If you can play around those constraints and avoid taking too many hero shots, you will live to tell the tale and walk away with a good score. :) When I played here, I was the first out, played solo, just after sunrise, in a gentle breeze on a brisk morning in the beautiful mountain landscape. IMO It doesn't get much closer to heaven, if you ask me.

a year ago

The first few holes were uneventful but decent. But after hole 3 I was awe struck with the beauty of this course. Stunning desert mountain views with a well kept golf course tucked into it. For a beautiful place to golf and a good round of golf, this is "the place". I have just been captivated with all the pga west courses as they are all pristine and well run, for a fair price.

a year ago