CLUBHOUSE VENTURES VISITOR GUIDE
Welcome to PGA WEST—your home base for championship golf, desert scenery, world-class events, memorable dining and the best of the Coachella Valley.
No request is too small. If you need help with access, the property or local recommendations, contact Jim at 949-350-5520.
Event dates, ticketing and transportation change annually. Use the official event links when planning your stay.
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival brings international headliners, large-scale art and two weekends of festival energy to the Empire Polo Club in nearby Indio each spring.
OFFICIAL FESTIVAL SITE →California’s premier country-music festival follows Coachella at the Empire Polo Club, with major artists, food, dancing and an unmistakable desert-country atmosphere.
OFFICIAL FESTIVAL SITE →Each January, PGA TOUR professionals and amateurs compete at PGA WEST and La Quinta Country Club, pairing tournament golf with live entertainment.
TOURNAMENT DETAILS →Known as “Tennis Paradise,” this annual March tournament brings the world’s leading players to the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
TOURNAMENT DETAILS →Desert International Horse Park in Thermal hosts top-level hunter/jumper and dressage competition during its fall-through-spring season.
VIEW THE SHOW SCHEDULE →Beyond festival season, check Acrisure Arena, Fantasy Springs Resort Casino and the McCallum Theatre for touring concerts, comedy and live performances.
EXPLORE AREA EVENTS →Explore the renowned Stadium, Mountain, Dunes, Nicklaus Tournament and Greg Norman courses. Access and tee-time availability vary by course and season.
EXPLORE PGA WEST →Nearby options include SilverRock Resort, Indian Wells Golf Resort, Desert Willow Golf Resort, Classic Club and numerous public courses across Greater Palm Springs.
AREA GOLF GUIDE →Browse village-style shops, cafés, patios, seasonal events and the certified farmers market beneath the Santa Rosa Mountains.
EXPLORE OLD TOWN →Try the Bear Creek Trail, La Quinta Cove routes and the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. Carry water and avoid exposed trails during extreme heat.
Palm Desert’s signature district offers luxury shopping, galleries, restaurants and an easy evening stroll approximately 20 minutes from the property.
Plan a full or half-day excursion for distinctive desert landscapes, rock formations, scenic drives and stargazing. Check park conditions before departing.
Reservations are strongly recommended during winter, tournament weeks and festival weekends.
Upscale American dining with steaks, seafood, golf memorabilia and a polished patio setting.
RESTAURANT SITE →La Quinta Resort’s signature restaurant, featuring contemporary American cuisine and seasonal ingredients.
DINING DETAILS →Classic Mexican cuisine, margaritas and a lively courtyard atmosphere at La Quinta Resort.
DINING DETAILS →Romantic New American dining with fresh seafood, steaks, a tree-lined patio and seasonal live music.
RESTAURANT SITE →A casual Old Town favorite for modern American plates, burgers, craft beer and cocktails.
RESTAURANT SITE →A relaxed Old Town choice for pizza, pasta, salads, entrées, sports viewing and patio dining.
RESTAURANT SITE →Comfortable neighborhood dining in Old Town with steaks, seafood, salads and approachable American fare.
OLD TOWN DINING GUIDE →Main Street Coffee, YES PLEASE and Nitroinfusions provide convenient options for breakfast, coffee and dessert.
VIEW THE DIRECTORY →For a broader night out, Palm Desert offers steakhouses, seafood, Italian dining and lively patios along El Paseo.
AREA DINING GUIDE →Restaurant hours and seasonal closures can change. Confirm hours and make reservations directly before traveling.
Tell us what you enjoy—golf, dining, festivals, tennis, equestrian competition, shopping or outdoor adventure—and we will gladly help with personalized recommendations.
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Welcome to an iconic country property surrounded by small-town character, college life, golf, lakes, Amish countryside and easy access to some of the region’s best day trips.
Greenville’s historic liberal-arts college hosts athletics, performances, campus visits, homecoming activities and community events only minutes from the property.
VISIT THIEL COLLEGE →Located at 263 Leech Road, this nearby 18-hole public course offers a relaxed setting, approachable rates and 6,013 yards of play.
COURSE DETAILS →Explore local restaurants, shops, Riverside Park, the Shenango River, the Railroad Park Museum and the Waugh House Museum.
EXPLORE GREENVILLE →Pennsylvania’s largest man-made lake is a favorite for boating, fishing, swimming, camping and wildlife viewing.
STATE PARK INFORMATION →Enjoy a classic northwest Pennsylvania lake setting for boating, fishing, waterside dining and seasonal recreation.
Spend the day boating, fishing, birdwatching or picnicking, or paddle portions of the scenic Upper Shenango River Water Trail.
OUTDOOR GUIDE →The New Wilmington area offers scenic country roads, Amish farms, roadside markets, bakeries and handcrafted goods within an easy regional drive.
Consider Maurice K. Goddard State Park and Lake Wilhelm, Buhl Park, Springfield Falls, Keystone Safari, local wineries and the Grove City Premium Outlets.
VISIT MERCER COUNTY →The region offers fishing, paddling, hiking, cycling, golf, fall foliage, winter scenery and small-town festivals throughout the year.
Plan approximately 75–90 minutes each way for museums, professional sports, the Strip District, Point State Park and the city’s celebrated food scene.
Roughly 90 minutes away, Cleveland offers the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, professional sports, museums, neighborhoods and Lake Erie waterfront attractions.
Spend the day at Lake Erie, Presque Isle State Park, beaches, trails, waterfront dining and seasonal recreation.
For a longer full-day adventure, Niagara Falls is approximately three hours away. Check border-document requirements before entering Canada.
Greenville combines longtime landmarks, friendly downtown cafés and relaxed neighborhood dining.
A Greenville landmark since 1969, known for steaks, its signature salad bar and a distinctive historic stone setting.
RESTAURANT SITE →A popular downtown option for Mexican favorites, combination plates, margaritas and a lively casual atmosphere.
RESTAURANT SITE →A welcoming downtown coffeehouse and café for coffee, breakfast, lunch, baked goods and relaxed conversation.
CAFÉ SITE →A cozy local eatery featuring thoughtfully prepared breakfast and lunch options in downtown Greenville.
CAFÉ SITE →A family-owned downtown restaurant serving approachable homestyle fare in a setting tied to Greenville’s history.
RESTAURANT SITE →A Main Street neighborhood pub offering casual food, drinks and a relaxed local atmosphere.
RESTAURANT SITE →A convenient local choice for made-to-order pizza, wings, sandwiches and casual family meals.
RESTAURANT SITE →Nearby Clark offers Stonewall’s Tavern and Ashley’s Fine Dining for a more polished meal in a historic country-inn setting.
DINING DETAILS →Mercer County’s dining guide includes additional restaurants, wineries, breweries and seasonal options throughout the region.
DINING GUIDE →Hours can change seasonally, particularly in smaller communities. Confirm operating hours before traveling.
Tell us what you enjoy—golf, fishing, boating, college events, Amish country, dining or a regional day trip—and we will gladly help with personalized recommendations.
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