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Third Nine First Nine at Bermuda Dunes Country Club is an 18-hole private golf course in Bermuda Dunes, California.

Designed by Billy Bell Jr.. It plays 6,774 yards from the Black tees, rated 72.4/129 (checked 2026-08-14).

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18
holes
72
par
6,774
yards (tips)
129
slope (black)
The shape of the round · Black teespublished figures only
HOLE ORDER — BLACK TEES374420353519362208492178365541427395228435371176540390142434455463758394105114124133144154163175184PAROUT 3,271 YDSIN 3,503 YDSFIRST NINESECOND NINE
The published card in playing order, 18 holes with the two nines split — hole number under each bar, its par below that.

The course

designer
Billy Bell Jr. reported
access
private
address
42-765 Adams St, Bermuda Dunes, CA 92203, USA
phone
760-345-2771
elevation
83 ft derived
opened
1959
on site
restaurant

33.73683, -116.28139 — open on OpenStreetMap →

The course, from above

This map shows all 18 holes, their lines predicted by a model from USDA NAIP aerial imagery and numbered against the scorecard. Its greens, fairways, bunkers and water are predicted the same way. The course outline is predicted too, drawn around the predicted holes and wide of the mown ground, so the real property line may sit wider or tighter.

127 features across 6 layers for Third Nine First Nine at Bermuda Dunes Country Club, all 127 predicted by a model, drawn over NAIP 2022 aerial imagery.

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127 features across 6 layers for Third Nine First Nine at Bermuda Dunes Country Club, all 127 predicted by a model, drawn over NAIP 2022 aerial imagery. The map itself needs JavaScript; the geometry is a plain GeoJSON file either way.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Holes and outlines predicted by a model trained on OpenStreetMap data · GeoJSON

Holes and outlines predicted from USDA NAIP imagery · Contains information from SatlasPretrain, which is made available under the ODC Attribution License

18
Holes · predicted
19
Fairways · predicted
67
Bunkers · predicted
4
Water · predicted
18
Greens · predicted
6,774yds
Black tees
541yds
Longest hole
176yds
Shortest hole

All 127 predicted by a model from aerial imagery, hole lines and edges unchecked · USDA NAIP 2022-04-15

Tees & ratings

Ratingsopen datachecked 2026-08-14

All 10 tee sets par, yardage, course rating, slope — the full table

Sorted by Yards, descending. 10 rows, showing the start of the table.

BlackM72677472.412932713503
BlueM72640070.512631353265
Blue/WhiteM72624069.8125
WhiteM72597268.512129443028
GreenF72559072.912527402850
GreenM72559066.911727402850
Green/GoldF72540671.5124
GoldF72530270.812226002702
SilverF72482867.911624092419
SilverM72482863.311024092419

Every figure as published; a blank cell is one nobody publishes. Front 9 and Back 9 are summed from the per-hole yardages on the scorecard.

Scorecard

Scorecardopen datachecked 2026-08-14

Hole 123456789101112131415161718 Total
Par 444543534544344354 72
Black 374420353519362208492178365541427395228435371176540390 6,774
Blue 364400341503357183475162350507400380190402358164520344 6,400
White 357367330445350170440157328473388340168365345142477330 5,972
Green 353300318436344162417135275441361328155326337135442325 5,590
Gold 346298311428320137407110243435310323125322323114437313 5,302
Silver 34626031139025213736011024343527026012528028090404275 4,828
Handicap 711115931317516248121014186

No per-hole yardages are published for Blue/White and Green/Gold, so they are not on the card above.

The Studio

The Studio can't plan Third Nine First Nine at Bermuda Dunes Country Club hole by hole yet.

We hold its scorecard and 127 of its features, all 127 predicted by a model, but not a model of every green, which a plan aims at.

It plans 4,579 courses hole by hole today, and it charts your bag anywhere.

  • The approach, planned A Studio approach map on the aerial photo: a lob wedge aimed at the island green, its spread drawn as a dashed ring over the water, and the side it most often misses. Example from another course: hole 15, Resort tee, Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale
  • The green, from LiDAR A Studio green view on the aerial photo: arrows for the slope a LiDAR survey measured, the area a cup could be cut, and the safer side to miss. Example from another course: hole 15, Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale
  • Every shot, tee to green A Studio plan on the aerial photo of a desert par 4: the driver off the tee and a 7-iron into the green between the bunkers, each shot with its landing spread drawn as a dashed ring. Example from another course: hole 2, Resort tee, Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale

See the courses it plans Open the Studio

Pictures: Studio output for a sample golfer, drawn 2026-10-15. The Studio needs a free account. AI can make mistakes.

© OpenStreetMap contributors

Book nearby

Third Nine First Nine at Bermuda Dunes Country Club states private access, so there is no tee time here to book. The nearest courses that state access you can book: Palm Royale Country Club (1.2 mi, public) · Heritage Palms Golf Club (1.2 mi, semi-private) · Indian Springs Golf Club (1.6 mi, public) · Palm Desert Country Club (2.2 mi, public)

Measured against comparable courses

How hard and how long this course plays against comparable courses — never how good it is.

FigureThis courseIn CaliforniaNationwideAmong its peers
Longest6,774 yds=317th of 889=3,729th of 12,025=1,299th of 2,954 private courses · =3,704th of 9,017 18-hole regulation courses
Toughest testslope 129=374th of 750=4,131st of 8,710=1,679th of 2,300 private courses · =4,016th of 7,089 18-hole regulation courses
Hardest from the tipsrating 72.4=331st of 685=3,480th of 7,615=1,365th of 2,143 private courses · =3,444th of 7,034 18-hole regulation courses
Widest tee spread1,946 yds between tees184th of 857=2,562nd of 11,523790th of 2,885 private courses · =2,517th of 8,962 18-hole regulation courses
Oldestopened 1959=214th of 768=2,801st of 9,368=1,058th of 2,418 private courses · =2,015th of 7,001 18-hole regulation courses
Highest above sea level83 ft derived =738th of 917=10,212th of 12,437=2,419th of 3,026 private courses · =7,375th of 9,106 18-hole regulation courses

What's on this page

In progress4 of 6 built

4 of 6 parts of this course page are built, and we're filling in the rest.

  • Scorecard, built.Par and yardage for every hole, from 8 sets of tees.
  • Course rating and slope, built.Rated from 10 sets of tees.
  • Course map, built.All 18 holes and their greens are drawn, predicted by a model from aerial imagery and shown over it.
  • Per-hole distances, built.Every hole's line of play is predicted from aerial imagery, so carries and distances to the front, middle and back of each green are measured along that predicted line.
  • Green contours, not built yet.We haven't built the green contours for this course yet.
  • Course details, partly built.6 of 7 background details — we don't hold the grass on the greens.

The site is in beta and the database is still being built, so expect gaps. Know something we don't? Help us fill it in — a link to where it's published is worth more than anything else you could send.

Sources

Gathered from the course's own site and public records — every figure on this page is traceable to who published it and when. Spot an error or a gap? Tell us.

Location and identity seeded from OpenStreetMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Last checked 2026-08-14. Where each figure came from is stated beside it, above.

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