Cave Creek Golf Course

Good course playing for first time here last few holes winds picked up

1st time playing this course. Right away, the staff was very helpful and friendly. The layout is pretty cool but the condition of course is lacking and the cart path is about 25% completed, very strange to play a course without a cart path. Overall, a good value.

This is a good course and a great value for the Phoenix area in early April. I'd recommend it.

We’ve played several of the cheaper courses in the Phoenix area the past 2 weeks and this was by far the worst. The layout is confusing and it was like a construction zone if you weren’t on the fairways. The cart paths are mostly dirt and it was like off roading in a golf cart. The greens are tricky and gimmicky- surprisingly I only 3 putted twice. Good thing we got a discount on GN or I would be really upset if I paid top dollar.

Arizona is a desert and water does not fall free from the sky. The golf carts are gas but the other option is walking. Anyone who lives here knows how expensive it is to have great value muni courses. It is challenging to anyone who isn’t a tour player. There are elevation changes, hills and water hazards when water is flowing 3 days a year. It’s an amazing value for the money and fun.

I liked the layout of the course. And yes, you also get to enjoy a little golf cart off-road adventure at the same time. It's a full course, so you better know how to hit your driver, especially from the tips. The greens are large and challenging/ fast rolling. Just wish they would offer a few more discounts earlier in the day.

I loved the layout and course was in good shape. Definately not a flat course and has large, challenging greens. I'll definitely be back.. wish there were more deals earlier in the day.

The gas power carts were ok to navigate the hilly often bumpy path sometimes dirt sometimes broken pavement, sometimes gravel. The greens were okay however there was a lot of puddles that resulted in muddy balls in and around the greens. The forward tees were just over 5600 yards which was a bit long for my wife. No shorter options were displayed or available. The fairways were undulating to say the least with your ball often at the bottom of depression or on a side hill. I liked the layout of the course but it could use some smoothing out!

Worst condition of all courses this year
Tee boxes rough
Fairways no grass harsh as rock
Greens too much roll not fun to put on
When I asked for a refund I was denied
Di not waste your time or money on this one

The condition of the course was not too bad. The greens were in pretty good shape. I enjoyed playing there.

This course just keeps getting better over the years. Picked up playing it recently again and really enjoyable. Hard to get tee times early on weekends, so sometimes I just play the back nine. Real fun. Best value in town.

The course conditions were very good. The greens rolled great. The pace of play was decent. This time of year that’s a plus. Overall I would recommend this course.

If this was the best of Phoenix public courses with 61,000 tee times in a year, remind me to not play any of the other courses. The course had gas golf carts and did not even include tees to play with. There were no paved golf cart paths and it was difficult to follow the ruts in the road that were full of rocks and felt like I was off roading in a 4WD. We had a Hot Deal at 2:40 and could have finished 18 holes, but we were so disgusted by the course that we quit after 9. If there are 61,000 rounds played at $50-$80/round, that’s $3M - almost $5M that comes into the course each year. Not sure what the money is being spent on, but it has not been on course improvements. We will never golf here again.