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Stone Eagle Golf Club

Palm Desert, CA
🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴4/5 grail
Designed by Tom Doak  ·  4.8★ players
✈ PSP 11 mi · San Diego 80 mi
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Why it’s a grail

Tom Doak's acclaimed design at Stone Eagle Golf Club offers a private, desert golf experience in Palm Desert, California.

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About the course

Stone Eagle Golf Club is a private, exclusive golf course situated in the rugged desert landscape of Palm Desert, California. Designed by renowned architect Tom Doak, the course is known for its minimalist style and natural integration into the challenging terrain. It offers a secluded and sophisticated golf experience without a history of major championship play.

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Tom Doak

Player reviews

Google 4.8★ · 66 ratings
5★ · David Wasiuta · 6 months ago

March 03, 2026 ... I was fortunate to tag along as a guest, if we ever get to play golf on the moon, it would be similar to Stone Eagle, a Tom Doak’s design desert mountain masterpiece. The course is hard but fair, all you need to do is find the fairway, targ

5★ · Henry Hill · 7 years ago

This course has its very own personality, I cant compare it to anything else I've played. Absolutely amazing. Wide open from the tee box but tough near the greens. Course is immaculate. Super fun to play.

5★ · Lovers of Love Photography · 5 years ago

Stone Eagle is a great place to get married! We loved photographing this wedding there, the beautiful scenery, the glorious sunset, & a pop of color from the florals and decor, gave the perfect setting for a lively party that danced into the night.

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  • Bighorn Institute holds annual fundraiser at Stone Eagle Golf Club - T benefiting Bighorn Institute