Greg Norman Course Resort Course (PGA West) ☆ Follow

The Greg Norman Course is a 7,200-yard course featuring 68 acres of lush manicured turf, 102 white crushed marble bunkers, and water coming into play on 9 holes. The course rests 40 feet below sea level and is surrounded by an immense crescent of terra cotta mountains, with purple, white, and yellow wildflowers and native grasses producing different shades of green. The target-style course presents demands that challenge players of all levels.

The Greg Norman Course is widely regarded as the second-toughest course at PGA WEST. The 216-yard, par-3 13th hole is a signature hole where the fairway curves around a man-made lake and is tilted down at a sharp angle to the water, giving the golfer the effect of hitting along a ledge. The course was built in 1999 and was designed by Greg Norman, Matthew Dusenberry, and Tad Burnett. The course features a par of 72 and a length of 7,156 yards.