PGA WEST Pete Dye Mountain Course

Muddy, dry spots, greens were SLOW, practice facility could only use irons. Could not find ball in fair way due to grass being too long.

Watch the fine print … some courses are cart path only early in the season. Course is in excellent condition already.

I left a review for the mountain on the dunes because I played them back to back days. But overall what a great couple days and had a blast. I will be back with friends! It’s a must play! Thank you!! Big thanks to Morgan in the cart barn for being a great dude!

Pretty rough conditions. Lots of construction due to hurricane repairs. Greens were recently sanded so nit very enjoyable. Give it time it will be back but not real soon.

Course was barely ready to open. Conditions were terrible. Fairways sparse, green sandy but fast and true. Cart path only is not good on this course

Terrific course setting and excellent fare ways. Green were tough because they were recently sanded. Still prefer this course to the Dunes course.

Very well maintained course on tee boxes and fairways. Challenging layout and small greens test your accuracy in a fun way. Greens were absolutely awful, nothing was staying on the green. Balls would bounce and roll off the green everytime, making it a rough time on a hot day. Would only go back if they fix their greens.

We expected a bit of a challenge with a Pete Dye designed course and were aware of the many positive reviews of this course. I must say the conditions we experienced at this time of year were terrible, particularly the rapid speed greens.
Worst yet, we had heard in the parking lot while leaving that refunds were offered at the turn to those who complained. I wish we were aware of that offer, we would have moved on to Desert Willow or Indian Canyons.
I was taken aback by a conversation I overheard from a marshal speaking with a cart attendant on the course complaining about patrons who complained about the course conditions. Not cool.
Do yourself a favor if you're a mid handicapper and skip this course at this time of year.

They didn’t tell us when booking that course was closing in a few days for 6 month redo
The course was in poor condition and they weren’t watering greens and surrounds.
A shame since we have played previously and enjoyed it very much

I played the course three times in under one week. While the spring was warm the course was still in great shape. Tee boxes and fairways in perfect condition and the greens were firm, fast and fair. Just remember to club up and if you can come in high, always the best way to approach these Pete Dye greens. No matter the cost, the course is great for beginner or expert alike. The front and back nine are different feels and while you are in a desert, water is in play on plenty of holes. Go play the course when in town, you will not be disappointed.

The greens are made out of a green colored clay. It's not really grass. Maybe dried out roots of grass. I don't know something. One thing for sure - it is not worth the price they are charging. Perhaps half what they charged would be worth it.