The Greg Norman Course at PGA WEST is an 18-hole desert course in La Quinta, California, designed by Greg Norman. It opened in 1999 as an addition to the multi-course PGA WEST complex. The course was developed on a former sod-farm site, requiring Norman's design team to create much of the golfing landform on what had been comparatively flat ground.
It should not be attributed to Pete Dye: Dye designed several other prominent PGA WEST courses, but the course carrying Norman's name is Norman's own design. The layout is part of PGA WEST's resort/public golf portfolio and accepts public tee-time bookings. Its desert setting and created landforms distinguish it from the neighbouring Dye and Nicklaus courses within the same broader property.
The course is an 18-hole desert golf course. Designed by Greg Norman, the course originally opened in 1999. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Practice Facilities, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Bar.
The Greg Norman Course was developed as a later addition to PGA WEST's collection of championship courses in La Quinta.
Greg Norman and his design team transformed a comparatively flat former sod-farm property into a desert golf landscape rather than relying on substantial pre-existing relief.
The course opened in 1999 and joined PGA WEST's existing collection of courses designed by other architects including Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus.
It remains a public/resort golf option within PGA WEST.
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