TRILOGY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB, LA QUINTA, CA.

Nestled at the base of the newly developed Coral Mountain area of south La Quinta, TRILOGY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB    is an exclusive, resort style community for active 55+ adults. Homes are priced from the $300,000 to the high $700,000, depending on the location on the golf course. TRILOGY is one of La Quinta´s newest, upscale senior communities for the active 55+ adult.

 
The Santa Rosa Club is Now Open. This stunning building is the social hub of the community, offering residents resort-style amenities such as a state-of-the-art fitness studio, grand living room, an open air Jr. Olympic-sized swimming pool and an indoor walking/running track and cyber cafe. Trilogy Spa, a true oasis for relaxation is also scheduled to open in 2004. HOA Dues approx. $253/mo.

GOLF AND THE SKINS GAMES AT TRILOGY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB

"PLAYT WHERE THE PRO´S PLAY"

Set at the base of the majestic Santa Rosa Mountains of Palm Desert, California, Trilogy Golf Club at La Quinta was designed by Gary Panks that insures a golf game of rewards and challenge for players of all skill levels.

Home of the 2003, 2004, 2005, and the PGA Tour 2006 LG SKINS GAME, this 18-hole championship Southern California golf course has been tested and tried by professional golf players including Fred Couples, Phil Mickelson, Mark O'Meara, Tiger Woods and Annika Sorenstam  .

With 5 sets of tee boxes, including the Skins tees that play at nearly 7,200 yards, this golf course provides a length that is just right for your golf game. Spectacular water features and sand perils complement the golf course fairways, leading to the rolling greens. The natural California desert landscape of the surrounding Coachella Valley creates a boundary of play both beautiful and daunting.  Try to stay in the fairway!!

Trilogy Golf Club opened for play in 2002 in the ever-beautiful and ever-developing City of La Quinta, which is located in the eastern half of Southern California's Coachella Valley.

Yardage Guide

Gary Panks designed the Trilogy Golf Club, a public-access golf course in the desert of Southern California, to be a test of players of all skill levels.   

When Panks first started designing the Trilogy course as part of the active adult 55+ community located about 20 miles from downtown Palm Springs in south La Quinta, the concept of having  a nationally televised event on the golf course  never entered his mind. At that time, The Skins Game was in the middle of a five-year contract at Landmark Golf Club in nearby Indio.

But when tournament producers opted out of their Landmark deal a year early, Trilogy developer Shea Homes decided that the chance to showcase their new community for five hours on national television was too good to be missed.    

In order to make the course more difficult, some changes had to be made.  The most notable changes to the course for the pros has been a series of new tees on six holes that have added more than 150 yards to the course, pushing the yardage to 7,085 yards.  

The changes  for  the regular players of Trilogy are added fairway bunkers on holes where Panks believed the wide fairways of Trilogy were perhaps too wide, even for the average player. On the par-4 second,    Panks added a large bunker to protect the right side of the fairway. With a new tee on the hole, Panks believes the new bunker will stop the long-hitters  from firing directly at the green. The effect will be to create a subtle dogleg on the hole and force golfers to hit to the left off the tee.

"When you get through a design, you build a golf course, you say, oh, I wish I had put a bunker there," Panks said. "There were two places, on the second holes and the 12th, so we put those two bunkers in."  It´s a very challenging, but fun course to play.

The Skins Game in now under contract until 2007. The course is open to the public.

 

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