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Overview: In Desert Hot Springs, Mission Lakes Country Club presents a public 18-hole desert course, designed by Ted Robinson and framed by the San Jacinto and Little San Bernardino mountains. The course plays to par 71 and roughly 6,737 yards, with the elevated 11th tee and a demanding closing stretch providing much of its character.
History: Mission Lakes dates to 1972 and is credited to Ted Robinson. The club’s course material highlights six par threes and a final four-hole sequence that becomes progressively more exacting. That combination gives the course a fuller strategic range than its resort-town setting might imply.
Did You Know? The 11th tee sits about 1,500 feet above the valley floor, according to course information. The change in elevation makes the hole memorable before the shot is played, and it helps explain why Mission Lakes is often described through its mountain setting as much as its fairways.
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8484 Clubhouse Blvd
