Cimarron Golf Resort
| 67-603 30th Avenue Cathedral City, CA 92234 US Phone: (760) 770-6060 or toll free (877) 966-6233 Fax: 60-770-2876 |
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Cimarrón Golf Resort features two world-class layouts designed by John Fought. Cimarrón, named after the vibrant purple flower, also means “wild and untamed”. Cimarrón strives against the cookie-cutter and condo-lined course characteristics that are predominant in Palm Springs golf. Enhancing the stark beauty of the native desert, Cimarrón utilizes European-style characteristics such as sod-wall bunkers filled with white crushed marble against the creative contouring of the emerald fairways. By combining an imaginative mix of traditional desert golf with the unarguable elements of European links styling reminiscent of old Scotland…Cimarrón Stands Alone. Course Information Our 36-hole facility masterfully crafted into the native desert setting and incorporating a variety of European-like characteristics. Things such as creative moundings, large jagged-edged bunkers and several British-style sod wall bunkers filled with brilliant white crushed marble. All shots are cleverly framed with strategically positioned bunkers, natural desert landscape and water hazards set against beautiful mountain backdrops. The greens are expansive with subtle undulations. The Long Course, featuring four sets of tee positions to accommodate any skill level, stretches 6,858 yards and yields generous landing areas and very large greens protected by high-lipped bunkers filled with crushed white marble.
The Short Course is an instrumental part of Cimarrón’s commitment to growing the game of golf as it provides an alternative facility, easing the time, expense and intimidation barriers of entry into the game of golf. At 3156 yards and par 56, Cimarron’s Short Course also helps ease the time barrier so often mentioned when complaints about golf arise. The Short Course can be played in under half the time of a regulation-sized golf course, without sacrificing the quality of experience! And have you seen the low price?! Tee times may be made up to 90 days in advance by calling (760) 770-6060 or toll free (877) 966-6233. |
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Cimarron is taking the lead in the Coachella Valley to grow the game of golf in Palm Springs. We will soon be announcing new programs that help ease the barriers of entry into the game of golf such as time, cost and intimidation. In the meantime, Cimarron proudly offers an expansive, two-sided practice facility and a state-of-the-art instruction program headed by our Director of Instruction, Jim Wilkinson to help groove the swing of any player type. Also available to ease intimidation is our Short Course. In the spirit of growing the game of golf, Cimarron’s Short Course (sixteen Par 3 and two Par 4 holes of regulation size) is an example of an alternative facility which affords the junior, senior or beginner golfer the opportunity to experience the wonderful nuances of a regulation, championship golf course without the long distances or shots that force a long carry over water or hazards (the beautiful #1 hole excluded!) Cimarron is taking seriously its efforts to grow the game of golf in Palm Springs. The Short Course, along with our state-of-the-art practice facility are only the beginning of what we hope is a long and successful campaign to grow the game in the Coachella Valley. Come see how the Short Course will help to ease the barriers of entry into the great game of golf by offering an opportunity to take advantage of the complete golf experience in half the time, half the length and at half the expense! A commitment to growing the game, and The Short Course…Cimarron Stands Alone! Golf Outing / Tournaments Groups of 16 players or more. We specialize in Group Golf Outings, Charity Events, Fundraisers, Employee Incentives, Customer Appreciations, Product Launches and any type of tournament imaginable! Let Cimarron host it for you! Our team of golf consultants are ready to assist you with your upcoming golf outings. We are available to coordinate all of your golf planning from “pre-event” to “day of event” needs. Event / Tournament Packages Include: |
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*For a limited time only. Certain restrictions apply. *All group golf events MUST be hosted at Cimarron Golf Resort. For more information, please contact Sabrina Yakovich at (760) 416-2993. |
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Banquet Information With Breathtaking views of the San Jacinto Mountains, Cimarron Golf Resort can host a wedding or special event of almost any size with the restaurant dining room holding up to 150 guests and room for another 250 on the patio. Cimarron caters all events with a generous menu selection. Are you looking for a site to host a Golf Tournament, Dinner Auction, Company Meeting, Seminar or to celebrate a Special Occasion? Then, please contact Melissa Becerra or Tony Lopez for more information. Weddings Say “I DO”. . . at Cimarron Golf Resort
An expansive outdoor patio that provides an unforgettable atmosphere where your guests can enjoy the breathtaking 180-degree views of the San Jacinto Mountains. The Leapin Lizard banquet room can accommodate approximately 150 guests for indoor seating and approximately 200+ guests for outside seating. Our Wedding Specialists are available for complimentary wedding consultations. We can customize any “Ceremony & Reception” package to fit within your budget. For more information, please contact Melissa Becerra, Director of Sales at (760) 770-6060 ext. 107. or Tony Lopez, Food & Beverage Manager (760) 770-6060 ext. 105. Amenities Leapin’ Lizards Bistro “Award Winning” – Voted by Coachella Valley residents as “Best Place to View a Sunset”. Leapin’ Lizards Bistro has quickly become a valley favorite. Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner (seasonally), offering a great menu, affordable prices, superb service and the best view of the San Jacinto Mountain Range in all of the Coachella Valley! Dress Code Proper golf attire and non-metal spikes are required. Cut-offs, tank tops and jeans are prohibited. Directions Cimarrón Golf Resort is conveniently located only a few minutes from downtown Palm Springs and Palm Springs International Airport. Exit the 10 Freeway on Date Palm and travel South toward downtown Palm Springs. At 30th Ave. turn right and continue through the traffic signal at Landau until it dead ends into the clubhouse. |
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The Short Course, at par 56, will provide any low-handicapper with a great opportunity to test his or her skill, patience and short-game shot making. The Short Course features 16 outstanding par-3’s and two equally classic par-4’s and is ideal for players looking for a quick round, for family gatherings or for beginners.
Complimentary beautiful views with every Wedding Ceremony and Reception!Cathedral Canyon Golf & Tennis Club
| 68311 Paseo Real Cathedral City, CA 92234 Phone: 760.328-6571 Fax: 760.328.6716 |
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 Designed by David Rainville, who has specialized in California golf courses, Cathedral Canyon Golf & Tennis Club was built in the early 1970’s as the centerpiece of the Cathedral Canyon Development. Renowned golfer Billy Casper assisted Mr. Rainville in the design of the original 18-holes, and 9-holes were added in 1978, providing a greater playing experience for our members.
Experience the pleasure of Cathedral Canyon Golf & Tennis Club offering 27-holes and over 6500 yards of championship golf as well as a complete tennis facility. Our beautiful tree lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers and lakes, set against the backdrop of the majestic San Jacinto Mountains, creates one of the most spectacular courses in the valley.
The clubhouse and golf course have recently undergone over $1 million in major renovations. We invite you to come see what all the excitement is about at Cathedral Canyon Golf & Tennis Club. Each of the courses: Arroyo, Mountain and Lake, display distinctive features such as tree lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers with rolling hills, all picturesquely meandering among 20-lakes. The surrounding San Jacinto Mountains are sure to offer the most breathtaking views in the Coachella Valley.
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MEMBERSHIP — Both Golf and Social Memberships are available. Contact the Membership Director, Tricia Wood, for more information on enrollment: GOLF LESSONS — Private and group lessons are available by a PGA Professional. Contact Robert Burke for more information: 760.328.6571 x1,
Please contact Cesar Mercado at: 760.328.6571, fax: TENNIS LESSONS — Private and group lessons are available by contacting David Mendel at the Tennis Shop: 760.321.7467 Directions FROM INTERSTATE 10 (EASTBOUND FROM LOS ANGELES) — Exit Palm Drive and proceed south (right). Proceed to the intersection of Gene Autry and Mesquite Road, turn left. Go over the Dinah Shore bridge; Mesquite Road becomes Dinah Shore Drive. Then proceed to the intersection of Dinah Shore and Cathedral Canyon, turn right. The main entrance gate to Cathedral Canyon Golf & Tennis Club will be the second entrance gate on the right hand side. FROM INTERSTATE 10 (WESTBOUND FROM INDIO) — Exit Date Palm Drive and proceed south (left). Proceed to the intersection of Date Palm and Dinah Shore, turn right. Then proceed to the intersection of Dinah Shore and Cathedral Canyon, turn left. The main entrance gate to Cathedral Canyon Golf & Tennis Club will be the second entrance gate on the right hand side. |
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Our lounge and dining room, along with our golf course, have recently undergone over $1 million in extensive renovations. We’ve worked hard to create an atmosphere of class and comfort to better enhance your dining and relaxation experience. Featuring special menu selections unique to the area,
RESTAURANT & PRIVATE PARTIES — The Restaurant and Lounge are available for private parties, banquets, weddings and special events. For reservations and further information.A Chronology of the PGA Tour
- 1895 – First U.S. Open (won by Horace Rawlins) played at Newport (RI) Golf Club.
- 1899 – Inaugural Western Open (won by Willie Smith) played at Glenview (IL) Golf Club.
- 1900 – Harry Vardon tour of United States generates widespread interest in game.
- 1913 – Francis Ouimet captures U.S. Open playoff with Vardon and Ted Ray.
- 1914 – Walter Hagen wins first of 11 major titles in U.S. Open at Midlothian Country Club outside Chicago.
- 1916 – PGA of America formed; JimBarnes wins first PGA Championship over Jock Hutchison at Siwanoy CC in Bronxville, NY.
- 1922 – Gene Sarazen (age 20) wins U.S. Open (Skokie Country Club in Glencoe, IL); also wins PGA Championship (Oakmont CC), becoming first to hold both titles at once.
- 1926 – Los Angeles Open offers $10,000 purse.
- 1927 – First Ryder Cup matches played, won by United States Worcester (MA) Country Club.
- 1930 – Bob Harlow named manager of PGA Tournament Bureau and broaches idea of year-round tournament circuit; raises annual purse money on the Tour from $77,000 to $130,000 in first year on job; instrumental in creating volunteer system by which TOUR functions to this day; Code of Conduct drawn up.
- 1931 – Golf Ball and Golf Club Manufacturers Association puts up $5,000 to support sponsors during 1931-32 winter swing.
- 1932 – "Playing Pros" organization formed, pre-dating by 36 years formation of current PGA TOUR organization.
- 1933 – Hershey Chocolate Company, at least unofficially, first corporate sponsor on PGA TOUR with Hershey Open.
- 1934 – Group of players meets to discuss possibilities of year-round tournament circuit; Horton Smith wins first Masters at Augusta National Golf Club; leading money winner for year Paul Runyan earns $6,767.
- 1937 – First Bing Crosby Pro-Am/"Clambake" played at San Diego’s Rancho Santa Fe CC; Sam Snead becomes nationally recognized figure in golf by winning Oakland Open.
- 1938 – Palm Beach Invitational makes first TOUR contribution to charity, $10,000.
- 1945 – Byron Nelson captures 11 consecutive tournament starts, seven other official events and one unofficial, a total of 19 wins in one year; voted 1945 Associated Press Male Athlete of Year; Tam O’Shanter All-American offers $60,000 purse.
- 1947 – U.S. Open televised live in St. Louis area.
- 1949 – Ben Hogan critically injured in head-on collision of his automobile with Greyhound bus.
- 1950 – Ben Hogan returns to competitive golf in Los Angeles Open, starting with two-under-par 34 on his front nine and eventual 280 total tied by Sam Snead; loses playoff eight days later.
- 1953 – Ben Hogan wins three major championships: the Masters, U.S. Open and the only British Open he ever played Lew Worsham wins first PGA TOUR event to appear live on national television, Tam O’Shanter World Championship Golf’s "color barrier" broken with PGA constitutional amendment allowing for "Approved Entries," non-members who could play in tournaments if invited by sponsors.
- 1954 – USGA begins to televise U.S. Open for national audience
- 1955 – World Championship of Golf offers first $100,000 purse in PGA TOUR history.
- 1956 – Masters Tournament televised for the first time.
- 1957 – "All-Star Golf," first series of matches between pros filmed for television, has its debut.
- 1961 – Caucasians-only clause stricken from PGA constitution; PGA TOUR officially integrated.
- 1962 – "Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf" begins nine-year run.
- 1965 – Inaugural Qualifying School held at PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens, FL; John Schlee first medalist.
- 1968 – Association of Professional Golfers (APG), an autonomous tournament players’ organization, forms in breakaway.
- 1969 – Joe Dey becomes first Commissioner of Tournament Players Division.
- 1974 – Deane Beman succeeds Dey as Commissioner on March 1 Jack Nicklaus captures inaugural Tournament Players Championship (now THE PLAYERS Championship) at Atlanta CC.
- 1977 – Al Geiberger records first sub-60 round in PGA TOUR history on June 10, a 59 in Danny Thomas Memphis Classic at Colonial CC.
- 1978 – First "Legends of Golf" played at Onion Creek CC in Austin, TX, precursor of Senior PGA TOUR.
- 1979 – PGA TOUR Headquarters relocated from Washington, D.C. to Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
- 1980 – Senior PGA TOUR organized with four tournaments First Tournament Players Club opens, the TPC at Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, FL.
- 1983 – All-Exempt TOUR put in place, virtually eliminating Monday qualifying; top 125 players exempt; Tournament Players Series (TPS) begins three-year run; PGA TOUR Pension Program begins.
- 1985 – PGA TOUR Productions created.
- 1986 – Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational offers first $1 million purse in PGA TOUR history.
- 1987 – PGA TOUR surpasses $100 million in charitable contributions.
- 1988 – 30 players compete at Pebble Beach for $2 million in Nabisco Championships, predecessor of THE TOUR Championship.
- 1990 – Ben Hogan Tour comes into existence as developmental circuit, succeeded by NIKE TOUR beginning in 1993.
- 1991 – Chip Beek matches Geiberger’s 1977 feat on October 11, carding a 59 at Sunrise Golf Club during Las Vegas Invitational.
- 1992 – PGA TOUR surpasses $200 million in charitable contributions.
- 1993 – The PGA TOUR boasts a record five $1 million winners.
- 1994 – Tim Finchem succeeds Beman as Commissioner on June 1 Inaugural Presidents Cup Match played; U.S. defeats Internationals 20-12.
- 1995 – PGA TOUR initiates staff reorganization to strengthen core business: competitions; first major international golf competition held in People’s Republic of China, World Cup of Golf, played at TPC at Mission Hills.
from PGA. As compromise, Tournament Players Division of PGA formed under aegis of 10-man policy board late in year.
For more information, see A Brief History of the PGA TOUR
Source: PGA Media Guide.
Westin Mission Hills Resort
Dinah Shore and Bob Hope Drives
Rancho Mirage
(760) 328-5955.
Nights/rounds per person: 1/1. Cost for two: $439. Courses used: Pete Dye Resort Course, Mission Hills North. Effective to May 25.
Renaissance Esmeralda Resort
44-400 Indian Wells Lane
Indian Wells
(760) 773-4444.
Nights/rounds per person: 1/1. Cost for two: $359 Su–W, $409 Th–Sat. Course used: Indian Wells Golf Resort. Effective January 1–May 15.
Marriott’s Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa
41-000 Bob Hope Drive
Rancho Mirage
(760) 568-2727.
Nights/rounds per person: 1/1. Cost for two: $499. Course used: Rancho Las Palmas CC. Effective: January–Apr. Extras include range balls. Tax not included.
Marriott’s Desert Springs Resort & Spa
74-855 Country Club Drive
Palm Desert
(760) 341-2211.
Nights/rounds per person: 1/1. Cost for two: $549. Course used: Desert Springs. Effective December 27–May 27. Extras include breakfast and range balls. Based on availability.
Lodge at Rancho Mirage
68-900 Frank Sinatra Drive
Rancho Mirage
(760) 521-8282.
Nights/rounds per person: 1/1. Cost for two: $469. Course used: Pete Dye Course, Mission Hills Country Club.
La Quinta Resort & Club
49-499 Eisenhower Drive
La Quinta
(760) 346-2904.
Cost for two: $590 every day. Includes unlimited golf at La Quinta Dunes and Mountain, and GA-West Stadium, Nicklaus Resort and Norman. Extras include range balls and bag storage. Does not include tax or gratuities.
Indian Wells Resort Hotel
76-661 Highway 111
Indian Wells
(760) 345-6466 or 800 248-3220.
Nights/rounds per person: 1/1. Cost for two: $349 M–Th., $409 F–Su. for Indian Wells Golf Resort; $479/$519 for Indian Wells CC. Effective: January 1 to April 30.
