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Toll Brothers at Griffin Ranch
Toll Brothers' 37-home single-story estate pod inside Griffin Ranch in south La Quinta, with Canter, Farrier, and Sorrell plans around The Griffin Club.
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Smoke Tree Ranch
Historic gated Palm Springs ranch colony and guest ranch on preserved desert acres; Colonist Ranch-style homes, Disney Hall, and a screened hospitality tradition since the 1930s.
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Villas of Mirada
Gated 46-home hillside villa community in Rancho Mirage below Mirada Estates: Mark Scheurer plans, Davidson close-out, deeded Ritz-Carlton amenities.
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Mirada Estates
Guard-gated custom estate plateau in the Santa Rosa Mountains of Rancho Mirage beside The Ritz-Carlton; distinct from Villas of Mirada below.
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Hidden Canyon
Gated mid-2000s Transwest Housing community on Eisenhower Drive in La Quinta: Ridge View and Ridge Gate homes against the Santa Rosas beside La Quinta Resort.
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Enclave Mountain Estates
Thirty-two custom estates gated on La Quinta Resort grounds beside Pete Dye's Mountain Course and a private lake; Heritage Membership optional.
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Point Happy Estates
Gated 69-home pocket on historic Point Happy ranch land at La Quinta's 111 and Washington gateway; Clarke Court holds the largest lot at 20,037 sf.
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La Quinta Polo Estates
Gated equestrian estate community in south La Quinta on roughly two-acre horse-zoned lots across from Eldorado Polo Club; custom homes, no golf, no clubhouse.
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Griffin Ranch
Guard-gated south La Quinta ranch community on Merv Griffin land with a 10,000-sf clubhouse campus and Toll Brothers' 37-home estate pod.
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Stone Eagle
Tom Doak private course in a Palm Desert mountain cleft with a small canyon Retreat below; golf and homes on separate ledgers.
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The Thermal Club
Private motorsports country club in Thermal with Alan Wilson circuits, trackside villas, and desert living on 426 gated acres; no on-site golf.
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La Quinta Fairways
Guard-gated Brock-era homes off Avenue 50 where Pete Dye’s La Quinta Resort Dunes Course winds through the streets without equity club dues.
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La Quinta Cove
Harry Kiener’s 1930s Santa Carmelita de Vale casitas under the Santa Rosa Mountains, still La Quinta’s original Spanish Colonial Revival neighborhood.
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Cahuilla Hills
A tiny South Palm Springs hillside above Indian Canyons where 1963 custom modernism clings to San Jacinto rock and valley views.
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Escena
Public Nicklaus Design golf and a Mid Century Modern clubhouse at Gene Autry and Vista Chino, with Toll Brothers Nola and other builders still filling the Palm Springs master plan.
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Clancy Lane
Rancho Mirage's equestrian corridor off Bob Hope Drive: boarding stables, oversized lots, and small gates, with The River a few minutes away.
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Big Sioux
A gated Rancho Mirage cul-de-sac of about seven custom acre estates south of Mission Hills. Fee land. No club. Not a country club map.
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Vista Las Palmas
Alexander Construction's Krisel tract in North Palm Springs, with about fifteen Du Bois Alohaus gables later nicknamed Swiss Miss.
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Movie Colony
About 170 central Palm Springs houses between Tachevah and Alejo, where E. Stewart Williams built Twin Palms for Sinatra in 1947.
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Old Las Palmas
Palm Springs' 1920s Hicks and Stevens estate neighborhood of about 290 homes, Spanish courtyards to Wexler glass, a walk from downtown.
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The Mesa
Edmond Fulford's early gated Palm Springs village of about 180 houses, original El Portal gate still standing, fee simple, no golf-club HOA.
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Parc Andreas
A 1980s-90s gated pocket of about 104 South Palm Springs houses on leased land published as expiring in 2081, distinct from Andreas Hills.
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Andreas Hills
Custom South Palm Springs hillside above Indian Canyons, about 180 houses, fee-simple in market practice, and not the leased-land Parc Andreas gate.
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Indian Canyons
Canyon Country Club's 1961-62 Wexler clubhouse and Bell North Course, now tribal public golf, with Kelso-era houses in South Palm Springs.
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Tamarisk Country Club
The valley's second 18-hole course, opened 1952 because Thunderbird restricted the roster; Hogan as head pro, Sinatra on the 17th.
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Thunderbird Heights
The Rancho Mirage hillside across from Thunderbird Country Club: Crosby's first house, a tunnel under Highway 111, and no automatic membership.
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Thunderbird Country Club
The valley's first 18-hole course, opened 9 January 1951 on Frank Bogert's ranch: Lawrence Hughes golf, Hope, Crosby, and a restricted origin Tamarisk answered.
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Sunrise Country Club
Bill Bone's 1974 Rancho Mirage condo club, 746 units on a Ted Robinson executive course, bought by the homeowners in 1981.
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Morningside
Jack Nicklaus's first Coachella Valley Signature course, guard-gated lock-and-leave in Rancho Mirage, membership separate from the unit.
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The Springs Country Club
Member-owned Rancho Mirage club founded 1975 on Muirhead golf, with a $16 million Bickler renovation already in the ground.
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Desert Island Country Club
Desmond Muirhead around a central lake at 71-777 Frank Sinatra Drive, Rancho Mirage, with high-rise towers and golf houses on the same water.
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Chaparral Country Club
A smaller private golf, tennis, and social club at 100 Chaparral Drive, Palm Desert. Spelling Chaparral. The house does not include the card.
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The Palms Golf Club
Fred Couples and Brian Curley's La Quinta course through more than 2,000 date palms, A-4 bentgrass greens, and a capped membership that is not the deed.
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BIGHORN Golf Club
Arthur Hills's 1,207-foot sixth tee and Tom Fazio's Canyons course on a south Palm Desert hillside, membership licensed to owners rather than sold with the deed.
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Ironwood Country Club
South Palm Desert's dual-course Muirhead-Robinson club, later Fought, with more than 1,000 residences split across 13 homeowners associations.
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Rancho La Quinta
700 acres in La Quinta whose association bought the Jones and Pate courses in 2021, after Grove, Pyramids, RTC, and a Skins Game chapter.
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La Quinta Country Club
Member-owned 1959 La Quinta club on Avenue 50; the 2009 clubhouse and Elite recognition do not travel with a nearby deed.
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Indian Wells Country Club
Invited club on Club Drive with Classic and Cove, four decades of the Bob Hope Classic, and a house that does not automatically include the card.
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The Lakes Country Club
Homeowner-owned Palm Desert condo club: 902 roofs, 27 Ted Robinson holes, social membership with the deed and golf as a July election.
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Desert Falls Country Club
Ron Fream's 1984 Palm Desert course, semi-private, with about 1,100 residences across multiple sub-associations and golf sold separately from the deed.
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Palm Valley Country Club
Sunrise's 36-hole Palm Desert condo club, 1,274 units from 1984 to 1991, with Robinson Championship and Challenge courses and a serious racquet plant.
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Rancho Las Palmas Country Club
Ted Robinson's 1977 Omni campus in Rancho Mirage: 27 holes plus a 6-hole express course, resort play, and membership that does not come with the deed.
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Monterey Country Club
Sunrise's 1978-1982 Palm Desert condo club: 1,206 homes, 27 Ted Robinson holes, spelling Monterey, not Monterrey.
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Desert Horizons
Guard-gated Indian Wells Robinson club that publishes 520 residences: 22 estates, 210 houses, and 288 paired condos on a former date orchard.
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Mountain View Country Club
Toll Brothers' 2003 La Quinta Palmer club on land drawn as a Citrus extension, complete with a cart tunnel that never joined the two.
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The Citrus
Pete and Alice Dye's 1987 private PGA WEST course on Mandarina, parkland among citrus, with membership separate from the house.
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The Hideaway
Member-owned La Quinta club with Pete Dye and Clive Clark courses, 434 properties, and a nearly $50 million renovation finished in January 2026.
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Avondale Golf Club
A 1969 Palm Desert club, formerly Del Safari, with a Jimmy Hines tree-lined course and a non-equity culture on Avondale Drive.
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Tradition Golf Club
Arnold Palmer's La Quinta Cove home course on a 1902 Marshall ranch, now a member-owned equity club where membership and title stay separate.
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Eldorado Country Club
Invitation-only Indian Wells cove club that hosted the 1959 Ryder Cup in a William F. Cody clubhouse; the house does not get you in.
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The Reserve Club
A 700-acre Indian Wells club opened in 1998, with the valley's only Weiskopf-Morrish course and a membership that voted to stay small.
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Madison Club
Discovery Land's La Quinta club, where Tom Fazio cut a modern Shadow Creek with custom lots perched above the fairways.
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The Quarry
Tom Fazio's 1994 invitation-only club on the old Keller gravel pit in La Quinta, with no tee times and houses kept off the shot.
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The Vintage Club
Tom Fazio's 1980 Indian Wells cove club: two private courses, about 500 residences, and membership that does not come with the deed.
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Mission Hills Country Club
Fifty years of an LPGA major on Dinah Shore's Muirhead course, plus 54 private holes and a serious racquet plant in Rancho Mirage.
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Toscana Country Club
Bill Bone's Indian Wells club: two Nicklaus Signature courses, 631 homes, and a Club Villa run as a private equity hill town.
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PGA West
Nine courses by Dye, Nicklaus, Palmer, Weiskopf, and Norman in La Quinta, still the Western Home of Golf in America.
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Andalusia Country Club
Sunrise's Coral Mountain club in La Quinta, with a long Rees Jones course and Spanish-contemporary houses on land Drummond opened into the 2008 crash.
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Indian Ridge Country Club
Every house at this Sunrise Palm Desert club sits on an Arnold Palmer fairway, 1,068 homes on one square mile.
