Trilogy Golf Club · La Quinta, California

Hole 3

Explore this par 5 through Mark Miller’s original photographs, then compare distances from all seven tees.

5Par
351–534Scorecard yards
5Photographs

A visual guide in progress

Look closer. Get your bearings.

These photographs are part of my ongoing effort to document every hole at Trilogy Golf Club. Explore the setting today, and return as I add more perspectives, video and field notes.

Photographs capture different moments in time. They are a visual introduction to the course; check present playing conditions with the club.

The scorecard

A different tee. A different distance.

Select a row to compare your starting point. The course has seven full tee sets; combination tees and local rules are on the official scorecard.

Club-published scorecard · September 2025

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Hole 3

See the hole in motion.

The wider course

The story behind the setting.

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Get your bearings

See where it all connects.

Explore Mark’s community map to see the course within Trilogy at La Quinta.

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Keep exploring

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Good to know

Before you explore.

What do the tee distances mean?

They are measurements from the club’s September 2025 scorecard. Actual playing distance changes with tee-marker and pin positions. Use course information for the day’s setup.

Can I enlarge the photographs?

Yes. Tap the main photograph to open the full-screen gallery. Use the arrows, keyboard arrow keys or a horizontal swipe to move through the views. Press Escape or Close to return.

Is the hole-by-hole guide complete?

It is an ongoing photography and reporting project. The course navigator includes all 18 holes; holes awaiting photography link back to the course explorer.

Sources & photography notes

Original photography and local exploration by Mark Miller / Desert Oasis Insider. Tee distances, par and stroke indices come from the club-published September 2025 scorecard, transcribed and checked September 17, 2026. This is an independent visual guide.

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Behind the photographs

Documenting the desert, one place at a time.

Original photography and local exploration by Mark Miller.

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