Resort · 18 Holes

Furnace Creek Resort

Highway 190, Death Valley, California

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4.399 Reviews
Death Valley, CALocation

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About Furnace Creek Resort

Furnace Creek Golf Course at Death Valley is the world's lowest-elevation golf course, located 214 feet below sea level in the heart of Death Valley National Park. This 18-hole, par 70 course offers a unique golfing experience with palm and tamarisk trees framing the fairways and majestic mountain views. Known for its challenging conditions, the...

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Green Fees

18 Holes with Cart$45 Includes a shared cart; May 11th, 2026 - September 24th, 2026
9 Holes with Cart$30 Includes a shared cart; Early Tee-Times recommended during hot Summer months; May 11th, 2026 - September 24th, 2026

Tee times: Up to 120 days in advance

Rates are approximate and from public sources — confirm current pricing with the course.

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Restaurant
Reception Hall
Changing Room
Lodging On Site

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Reviews

What People Say

4.3/5
Google · 99 reviews
In summary

Furnace Creek Resort in Death Valley offers a unique golfing experience with its stunning scenery and the distinction of being the world's lowest elevation golf course. Many visitors appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, as well as the course's well-maintained greens despite the challenging climate. However, some golfers have noted issues with the condition of certain greens and the lack of alcohol sales, and there have been occasional concerns about customer service and merchandise availability.

3 months ago
Nice experience playing below sea level but the course is in rough shape. I was only able to play the back nine. So I decided to play it twice to get 18 holes and they gave me a discount green fee. Ok that works until… Once I get to the 1st green at the 10hole. I was very disappointed. The greens were not playable. There were dirt patches and uneven grass. They were hard as a rock! The ball would not hold the line. I got so bad I decided to not even putt on the greens. Very disappointing for a very unique golf course!
— Stuart Baxter
5 months ago
Shockingly nice course! People staffing the pro-shop are great. Wish they would stock some DEATH hats or something to play with the fact it’s in Death Valley.
— Paul Frederiksen
2 months ago
Layout was great but the conditions of most the greens were tore up. At the turn I thought I could numb the disappointment of paying $89 for the round by getting a beer but they do not sell alcohol 🙃. It’s gonna piss the family off because of the driving time but go play in Nevada.
— Josiah Baldivino
2 months ago
I played in March 2026 and the course was in very good shape. The fairways all had nice green turf. The greens were is good shape; there was only one green where the grass was burned out and replaced with sand while they tried to recover the green. Overall, the layout is uneventful. The course has a surprising amount of vegetation and a lake. I went to the Park for one night primarily to play this course and I was glad I went. I agree with another reviewer that they have missed the mark recently on their merchanise. I was expecting to buy a towel and hat with a reference to the elevation an…
— William H
a year ago
Traveling from North Carolina and had Wonderful round. I was able to tee off at 6:11 and played in a little less than two hours. Impressive greens and course conditions in the hot summer! Shot 69 and had a blast! Will definitely be back if I can. The golf pro was very kind and helpful and the pro shop has tons of great swag.
— John Dietz
7 months ago
Considering the conditions, the course is in great shape. I’ve played there twice in the late Spring (first week of May) and it was pushing 100 degrees! They let my Ma ride in the cart and I don’t think they even charged us (though it was pretty slow). Obviously take all hot weather precautions- even in a cart your body will be stressed!
— David Karner
Edited a year ago
July..we teed off at 6:30am..100 degrees already.. there were only 3 other people on the course that day. Last tee time is 10:30am because it gets too hot. We drank 5 waters each for the 18 holes..took 3 hours. The course was nice..it's the lowest elevation course in the world. Well worth the effort to play.
— Dave Mariani
2 years ago
We played on Christmas Day. The staff was so nice and accommodating, even though the resort just lost power. This was one of the most unique and scenic courses I’ve played. Highly recommend.
— Romily Bridges
5 years ago
Play 9 holes below sea level before a full day of sightseeing and hiking ~ yep I'm IN!! We made sure to grab our morning tee time prior to leaving for our Death Valley getaway. We knew only 9-holes as we had a full day planned for Furnace Creek with temperatures at 85 and winds at 15 to 25 Furnace Creek Golf Course is located in Death Valley at the Oasis boasting 214 feet below Sea Level as the World's Lowest Elevation 18-hole par 70 course it was a MUST do while we were there. The course has stellar views with beautiful palm & tamarisk trees framing the fairways with overall conditions compa…
— LK Bashor
5 years ago
Had a total blast with my hubby & our best friends on this beautiful course!! I’m in LOVE with the trees, the background scenery...the entire setting! Officially one of my new favorite courses! We will be back!!
— Natalie Winquist
a year ago
Played 2 days of golf here. Really enjoyed it. Perfect weather
— Mahesh Mike Patel
5 years ago
Pool is mega crazy, natural hot water from the desert i love it. Golf course is rad with beautiful views and a surreal feeling. Apparently its the lowest existing golf course beneath sea level. An absolute must when driving through Death Valley. Make sure you take a chill and stock up here before heading to Sand Flats and continue down route 99!
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