BreyleyGolf

The first time we played it and the course was spectacular.

I never played the course before, as I expected it was flat, had no character and that the course conditions would be marginal at best.

I was stunned too find that it was a beautiful, lush course with a lot of challenging holes. The course was in perfect condition. Warning the greens were very fast. The only negative: they allow slow play. They have no course rangers.

we asked a ranger if he would ask the octogenerians in front of us if we could play thru. When we finished, they were 3 holes behind us. If you can't walk , you shouldn't play public golf courses.

The course was sopping wet. The grass has barely grown. And, we learned upon arrival "cart path only" was in effect. Had we known, we wouldn't have played there. We wanted to avoid another 9 holes behind slow play. so we asked to play Chippewa instead of Furnace Run. We were told the Chippewa 9 was closed. As we finished #9 on Furnace Run we saw that people were playing Chippewa. That was the first time I wished I had been a democrat, so I could have benefited from a little favoritism.

Golf under $100 in the Phoenix area is always welcome. However, not a fan of courses where houses border the fairways, particularly on the left.

While a very crowded executive course, the conditions were very good.

play Kokopelli.

We teed off at 1:16 pm and finished at 6:07 pm. We played behind 4 very slow moving British Columbians, two of whom could barely advance a golf ball. And to think that they make fun of Newfies.

They were told by a course staff member to let us play thru on hole # 11 and they simply refused.

I will never go back to Kokopelli

of golf courses in the Phoenix area. It is always in good shape and is fun to play. And, on Fridays it has the best fish fry in the world.

Too expensive and challenging for me, but a very lush course. Hackers be prepared: heavily trafficked roads line many of the holes. And all holes run through a dense housing complex as evidence by the nets and fences positioned behind many homes.

the fast, mounded greens make the course much more challenging than it should be. Constantly 3-putting takes the fun out of golf.

It is playing golf on hallowed ground (John Wayne land).

This course has hazards galore. It has trees, water, roadways just bend the trees and more sand traps than Ak-Chin Southern Dunes. Our 2-some suffered 17 sand shots, 8 penalties with 5 lost balls and thanks to the fast sloping greens more than 80 putts.

This course allows slow play and does absolutely nothing about it. On the final few holes the incredibly slow foursome in front of us deliberately played slowly because they heard us complaining. We called the clubhouse and they wouldn't even send out a ranger.

I play over 100 times a year and always submit reviews. If you request my opinion, you will get it. However, my reviews change nothing. It's always the same. I complain about the outrageous pricing of golf in the Phoenix area and the slow play on almost every course, but nothing happens. So, no more reviews. Let the buyer beware. There is nothing better than paying well over a $150 per person for a 4.5 to 5 hour round of golf.

as always: slow play! Waiting on every hole to tee off, because the 3 decrepit players in front of us refused to even try and move along. A ranger would have been nice, but at $88 with a hot deal that would be asking too much.

I like the course and all things considered, it is reasonably priced for the Phoenix, AZ area. A course ranger monitoring slow play would be a great improvement.

The course was very wet in spots, but not due to rain.

Had there been a course ranger on duty perhaps the 4 pin-pulling clowns in front of us that apparently were putting for $$MILLIONS$ would have been forced to let our 4-some play thru so we could have played a round of golf in less than 4.5 hours.

On the positive side, the fish fry was the best I have ever eaten.

Great signature/finishing hole. My favorite course in AZ, but way too cliquey for me. Everybody knows each other and the staff on the course, so outsiders are meant to feel like outsiders.

Lots of hazards and many tight fairways = a high slope rating.

What makes the course really hard are the conditions... the bunkers are a joke (no sand, but filled with rocks, dirt, dead grass, live grass, mud water and weeds galore). This coarse has lots of dirt/desert areas and lots of standing/casual water. And, many of the rough areas just off the fairways are covered with unusual weeds wherein balls just disappear appear.

This coarse would be fabulous if they worked on improving the aforementioned poor conditions