Shalimar Golf Club

We came before overseeing but the course has seen better days. We only played 9 but I have a feeling the front and back are similar in condition.
It’s a good course to have people learning to play but not something I would suggest if you shoot in the 80’s.

Shalimar is the perfect 9-hole course to me. It’s never too busy, the staff is great, the holes are challenging enough without being too easy. If you’re looking to work in a quick round I would always suggest Shalimar

I have played the course everyday this week and today the course condition was awesome. Greens were good. Everything was freshly mowed. It was a pleasure to play.

Shalimar is a go to for a quick round of 9. Some good scenic holes and grounds were nice and green. For the price I would not go anywhere else. Staff and guests are alwaus friendly and having fun.

Shalimar definitely is accommodating but trying to play on Friday afternoons is not a good idea. Groups of 6 and more were playing holes together, pace was slow, I was allowed to jump ahead however single players were asking to play through with my group. It was ridiculous, but you can’t beat the price and availability for that part of town on the mesa Tempe border.

Course conditions are much improved over the past month. Greens now roll true and at acceptable speed. I played once again early morning and finished 9 holes as s single in 1hr 15min. The course has a few challenges and is suitable for walking. I enjoy it for working on my game at a decent price.

It's been awhile since I played here but I thought it looked good since the last time I played this course. I was done in an hour and a half and I decided to play another 9 since it was still early ,I had the opportunity to work on my short game and i got to work with my new putter and 5 wood. I had lunch here afterwards and the bacon cheddar cheeseburger was delicious! I would recommend bringing someone who has never played golf before to Shalimar!

Friendly, helpful staff. Had the place basically to ourselves. Loved the protected par 3 over water. Round moved quickly and we had a lot of fun for a very affordable price. Will play again

We love this course but power was out. Other than that we always enjoy Shalimar golf course.

Fairways were rough, desperate need of water. Tee boxes were not differentiated from fairways. Greens were so patchy that balls bounced along the way. Not crowded at all do play was quick. Not a hard course layout to play. If grass was better I see this as a nice executive course.

I was just looking to tune up my game with an early morning 9 holes. It was fine for that. But a recent water source problem really hit the course hard in this very hot weather (over 110 each day). Water is back on, but the greens in particular need the water, and cooler weather, I think. But for tuning up your game, it is OK, since the idea is to be challenged by variable lies, right? Anyway, I saw plenty of evidence of the grounds crew hard at work...so expect improvement.

I went to treat myself for my birthday with a nine with my son. The staff were friendly and the course itself was decent, even though they just punched the greens and was slow from the sand. I always like coming here, even if it's not my regular.

Also, left my 60°on nine and went to go again a few days later and luckily they still had it. Called the pro shop, gave them a description, went back to the pro shop, and got it back, which is good because I just put on Garmin tags the week before.

Great staff, decent layout, and when not punched it's pretty darn good play.

Can’t even call the greens “greens”, they’re literally sand. Conditions are horrible, don’t get me wrong its a great beginner course. But you will quickly outgrow it.

9 holes was $30. The greens were made of sand. I knew when I got to the first green that this was a complete joke. Not in any shape for an honest round of golf. Should have been $10, or not even open for business in the condition it's in. Stripe Show, the converted disc golf course, is a better course. Can play a full 18 at a respectable course for similar or less cost this time of year.

Got charged $40 to go to a course where there’s no grass on the greens. Tees are terrible and then the Marshall was on us about timing. I’m all for following course rules but the Marshall continued to repeat it over and over and told us a party of three to hurry up when most of the time we were waiting for the group infront of us which was 4 or more people. When we asked if we could let people pass the Marshall said no. Really felt like the pressure was out on us instead of evenly distributed. And the course is terrible. Save your money and go somewhere else.