Indian Ridge Country Club

Indian Ridge CC - Round for 3 w/ a member

Palm Desert, CA

3 Guests

Item Details

A round for 3 with a member at Indian Ridge Country Club with lunch and carts included. Auction winner can choose to play either the Grove or Arroyo course. Please note: This round can be played Monday-Friday, from Dec 1, 2025 through April 30, 2026.

Number of guests: 3

Number of rounds: 1

Booking Restrictions: This item can be scheduled for a mutually agreed upon date with the host/club Monday - Friday from Dec 1, 2025 through April 30, 2026. Proposed dates are not guaranteed. While we will make every effort to accommodate your preferred dates, options are subject to the host/club schedule and flexibility may be required.

Attributes: CartPaid for by: Donor

Add-ons: Lunch

$600 Fair Market Value

This purchase may be tax deductible

Course Details

ndian Ridge Country Club in Palm Desert, CA features two Arnold Palmer–designed 18-hole championship courses—the Grove and Arroyo. The Arroyo Course plays to 6,908 yards, par 72, with a slope of 137, incorporating water hazards, desert mountain views, and seven tee sets for varied challenge. The Grove Course, built in 1999 by Palmer and Ed Seay, measures 7,060 yards and hosted the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic on the PGA Tour from 1995 to 1997.

Indian Ridge Country Club

Link to Course Website

Architect: Arnold Palmer

Course type: desert

Year opened: 1999

Access: private

location

Palm Desert, CA

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