The Indiana course, with its lush fairways, water features and rugged desert terrain, is stunning to play as it offers golfers new, unseen and unique challenges. The front 9 holes begin in a Northerly direction and then return to finish with a 362 metre, dogleg right par 4. This demands accuracy from the tee, with a watercourse fed from a desert spring that runs alongside the fairway and with the approach of the green being protected by a desert area.

Each of the platformed tees is surrounded by cacti, rocks and flowering plantations and each hole has features that can be brought into play whether it be the springs, dry river beds or rock and cacti areas. The bunkers have been strategically placed so as to examine the skills of golfers of all standards. Desert Springs is located in a plateau overlooking the Almazora Valley, which has awesome landscapes and spectacular views.