Location: La Quinta
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7 Sights & Landmarks in La Quinta That You Shouldn't Miss
Leading golf destination La Quinta basks in the Coachella Valley, southeast of Palm Springs. Nearly 24,000 people live in the "Gem of the Desert." The city offers a quaint shopping village, an excellent base for exploring the Salton Sea or biking Bear Creek Trail, and, of course, superb golfing. Legendary La Quinta Resort, where Frank Capra wrote Lost Horizon, has lured celebrities since opening in 1926, while municipal SilverRock offers outstanding golfing at the hem of the Santa Rosa Mountains.
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1. St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By MSA-Eagle - Eagle, United States
Hey, you Catholics out there! St. Francis is a beautiful church on beautiful grounds. We attended 7:30 am Mass here last Sunday morning. Fr. McLaughlin, the pastor, presided over Mass. He's from Scotland, and delivered a couple jokes during the homily. Nice effort, Fr. McLaughlin. It's always good to come across a priest from Scotland who knows how to keep the flock awake! Note: this is a busy place. They pack'em in. So, you better plan to be here at least 10-15 minutes early to get a good seat. Enjoy. Amen.
2. Dedication,Courage, Honor
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
This monument is attractive. It has a huge boulder. It is dedicated to the Firefighters and the sheriff. This was made at the Department of Foresty. They named it: Dedication, Courage and honor. Worthwhile to see!
3. 9/11 Monument
4. City Hall
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
This is a lovely City Hall. This is the City Hall of La Quinto There are palm trees and yellow pillars. Worthwhile to see!
5. Old Town La Quinta
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4.0 based on 534 reviews
Get ready to experience Main Street in Old Town La Quinta. Where the spirit and architecture of Old California is brought to life in a chic outdoor shopping and dining village. With sophisticated boutiques and curated fashion, delicious dining and exciting nightlife, wine tastings, art shows, live weekend music and a multitude of seasonal events, including Art Under the Umbrellas, Taste of La Quinta and the Sunday Certified Farmers' Market.
Reviewed By davew591 - Phoenix, United States
What a fun old town to walk, gorgeous views and wonderful shops and restaurants. We stayed here with the plan to drive to Palm Springs but never left La Quinta as we loved the town so much. Great views, golf, and food options make this a must.
6. City Hall, La Quinta
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Golf Made Simple
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By cmloveiv
I attended the Golf Made Simple School in Phoenix in January of 2019. The teaching philosophy is extremely simple to understand. I am a high intermediate player and at first thought that the instruction might be too basic, however, the course teaches and simplifies everything about the swing and takes a very practical and no nonsense approach. The lessons are easy to understand and remember and the drills each serve a purpose whether it be club head control or posture. You can practice these drills inside. One thing the course might add is giving each participant a drill video that you can purchase on Amazon. These helped me through the cold winter months! Tick tock! Really have fun playing and not sweating the small things about the swing!
