1st Assistant Golf Professional

Monterey Country Club is a private club in Palm Desert, California, set against the Santa Rosa Mountains in the Coachella Valley. It dates back to 1979 and was designed by golf architect Ted Robinson, who laid out the property as three nine-hole courses that combine into 27 holes of golf, plus a Practice Facility. The Spanish Colonial-style clubhouse houses formal and casual dining, and the club runs an active social calendar — tournaments, holiday events, mixers, and themed dining nights. Beyond golf, the club's "sports complex" includes 5 tennis courts, 33 pickleball courts, and 4 bocce courts, along with a fitness center.