The Citrus Club at PGA WEST

I attended a LAN meeting at The Citrus Club. While the clubhouse is small, they make great use of the space and the staff is incredibly friendly. The practice facility is huge and it is easy to access the first tee. While I did get confused driving around the course, after playing here a few times, you’ll know which way to go. Tip of the cap to Andrew Knepper, PGA, and his team for an unforgettable day of golf. The course was designed by Pete Dye and has several sets of tees. Offering a challenge for all skill levels. Breathtaking views, too. I had a blast and highly recommend visiting The Citrus Club. 🍊

Beautiful golf course. Challenging 18 holes.

What an experience!! The hospitality, service, food, views, and attention to detail is absolutely unmatched. Antonio, the chef, is the best in the valley for food quality and flavor profile. I will vow to follow him to wherever restaurant is lucky enough to have him during his professional career. Destiny, the bartender, is an amazing conversationalist, barista and hard worker. Also, special appreciation for Esmarelda, the food and beverage supervisor. She runs a tight ship!!

Dining with the serene View brings A fantastic Warm feeling. Zach at the Golf store and Brenda at the Yoga Studio bring an inspiration!!

Looking at The Citrus Club in La Quinta and considering joining as we just moved here part time. It’s a little on the expensive side, although worth it if you live here full time and utilize all the amenities. It’s beautiful and has a lot to offer.

One of my most favorite places! So beautiful and calming …. I also want to thank Anne for making it such a pleasure to come eat at the Clubhouse!💜

Great and beautiful place

Wonderful place. Replaced a roof at a private residence. Homeowners were wonderful, security was accommodating, views were incredible! Hope to roof more homes here.

One of the most beautiful country club restaurants in the valley. Excellent food and enjoyable stuff.

Love this place , classic La Quinta Spanish club house, great practice facility. Challenging Pete Dye course

I by no means consider myself an expert golf critique, but I recently golfed at The Citrus Club with my dad and it was fantastic! We had a 9am tee off time, which in mid-April is about the perfect time to start your game. The temperature is not yet too hot, but you don't need to be up at an unGodly hour to start your game. The course is a typical Pete Dye course with lots of rolling hills and perfectly placed bunkers. It is an extremely playable course and you you lose just the right number of golf balls to keep you on your toes yet not get too frustrated! This is a private club, so you'll have to play with a member to get on, but if you have the chance definitely take the opportunity. TIPS: -Don't forget to use the phone at the beginning of the 9th hole to call in your half way order. I highly recommend the smoothies, a great energizer for the back 9. -For those of you who fancy the golf clothes more than the actual game, the pro shop had some really cute golf gear and some great deals for men and women. -The cobb salad with chicken is fantastic. -Hot, buttery popcorn in the mens locker room - an amazing way to finish the round! -- L