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Southern Dunes is one of the best layouts in the Phoenix Valley. It is both challenging and rippable.

The variable is always course condition. The greens were a little slow but overall the course was in good shape.

It is a must play if you are visiting Phoenix for golf.

Wonderful layout that was in good condition. Challenging putting platforms made quality iron shots a premium. Their practice facility is was wonderful as well.

This course is a great alternative to courses you find in Scottsdale. The difference being that instead of $350.00 a round peak season you are around $150-$175. From the back tees it is all you want.

I would classify myself as a sporty 4 handicap. We played the black tees on Rattler / Roadrunner which was supposed to be 6400 yards. I shot 79 with 6 penalty strokes because of not understanding correct lines.

I had two older gentleman w me and some of those 200 yard force carry shots were extremely difficult for those guys. The track is really good but I would play a tee or two up until you are comfortable with the optics of the course.

It well very fairly priced for Arizona in January. Course was in great shape.

Golf course was poor condition but you can tell the track is very good and would be exceptional if they used fertilizer and water. People were friendly and social atmosphere was good.

The course was in excellent condition and I have always thought Las Sendas was a good course. Challenging from the tips and playable from the forward tees.

Played in 3.5 hours which is unreal for Phoenix in December. Staff was great as always.

Legend at Arrowhead was an enjoyable golf course. The day was peefect which added to the experience. I am partial to Arnold Palmer layouts so I really enjoyed the tested. A played gets alot of different looks off the tee and the greens are challenging but fair much like most of Palmer's courses.