Golf at Motorcoach Country Club

WHERE THE COMMUNITY COMES TO PLAY

LIFE ON THE

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Golf at Motorcoach Country Club is more than a daily activity, it’s part of how the community comes together. Set among palm-lined waterways and beautifully maintained greens, the course offers a relaxed, social way to enjoy the game while taking in the surrounding desert scenery.

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A Course That Plays Like Two Rounds in One

The beautifully maintained nine-hole course plays like a full eighteen-hole experience thanks to multiple tee boxes on each hole. Players complete holes one through nine, then return to play holes ten through eighteen from alternate tee locations, creating new angles and challenges the second time around.

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Complimentary Golf for Owners and Guests

One of the most appreciated parts of golf at Motorcoach Country Club is that it’s complimentary for all owners and registered guests. The course is designed for frequent, easygoing play, whether you prefer to walk, use a pull cart, or drive your own golf cart.

There’s no pro shop, no marshals, and no rentals. Just a trust-based, country-club atmosphere where everyone respects the course and each other.

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From Casual Rounds to Signature Events

Golf at Motorcoach Country Club blends scenic beauty, thoughtful design, and a close-knit community into an experience that keeps players coming back. Whether you’re here for a casual round, league play, or a signature tournament, it’s one of the easiest ways to enjoy life at MCC.

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Golf Tips & Course Information

To keep play enjoyable for everyone, the Motorcoach Country Club golf course is designed for a smooth, relaxed pace. Play is limited to groups of four per hole, and golfers are asked to pick up their ball after six strokes to keep rounds moving.

All holes are par-3, and fourteen feature water hazards, so bringing extra golf balls is recommended. Tees are required on all tee boxes. Utility boxes near holes one and six provide scorecards, pencils, tees, and flat ball markers, and each green is equipped with tools to repair ball marks.

Golfers are expected to replace divots with the provided sand, repair ball marks on greens, and rake bunkers after use. For safety and course conditions, dogs are not permitted on the golf course at any time.