
Architect
Pete Dye
Established
1987
Par / Length
72 / 6712y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: The Citrus Club at La Quinta Resort is a spectacular and technical desert masterpiece designed by the legendary Pete Dye. Opened in 1987, the course is a model of Dye’s "strategic" philosophy, featuring narrow, lush fairways, majestic mountain backdrops, and Dye’s signature "railroad tie" bunkering. The layout meanders through a landscape of mature citrus groves and strategic water hazards, offering a quiet and professionally-managed round that balances historic charm with modern playability. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning and its quiet, "high-stakes" atmosphere, the Citrus Club provides a consistent and rigorous test of championship golf that has long been a cornerstone of the regional social and sporting community.
Did You Know? Pete Dye was known as the "Mad Scientist" of golf architecture for his ability to integrate technical challenges and dramatic aesthetics; his work at the Citrus Club reflects his commitment to creating a fair but demanding test of golf that preserves the natural beauty of the desert oasis topography.
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50503 Mandarina