Indian Wells Country Club

Club History

Founded in the 1950s and commonly cited as established in 1956, the early development of the club was financed in part by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. It is one of the original private country clubs in Indian Wells, with its golf courses among the first in the city during the 1950s. More information can be found on Wikipedia.

Sport Facilities

The club's course(s) were used as a venue for PGA Tour rounds of the Bob Hope Desert Classic, also known as the Desert Classic. Additional details are available on Wikipedia.

Golf Facilities

The club features two distinct 18-hole championship courses: the Classic Course, which measures 6,478 yards with a par of 72, a rating of 72.20, and a slope of 130; and the Cove Course, measuring 6,537 yards, also with a par of 72, a rating of 71.40, and a slope of 124. The facilities include TrackMan club fitting, private instruction, junior programs, PGA-led clinics, tournament and outing hosting, and full practice area amenities. More information can be found on Wikipedia.

Event Spaces

The club offers indoor and outdoor event venues, including Victor’s Main Dining Room, Bob & Dolores Hope Ballroom, The Cove Clubhouse, and the President’s Room. They provide full in-house catering and bar packages, AV and hybrid meeting support, and venue options for weddings, corporate events, tournaments, and private celebrations. Further details are available on Wikipedia.

Affiliations

The club is listed as an acquisition/holding of ClubCorp, which has bought Indian Wells Country Club. More information can be found on Wikipedia.