Sedona Golf Resort

In comparison to nearby Oakcreek and Seven Canyons, this experience was very disappointing. Bag drop was deserted sixty minutes before my 08:18 tee time. The individual in the pro shop ignored me when I walked in, and disappeared behind a door for several minutes. When he returned, he said they were just starting up and I had to wait for him to prepare for the first transaction of the day. I indicated a willingness to get out ahead of the first group if possible and was told that would be impossible. I headed to the range, which is very short but otherwise acceptable. A while later, the starter came by to motivate and organize the first group and indicated hat he had let a single out ahead of them. Unfair/Inconsistent. As I waited, I searched for a practice green worthy of the name. Whoever is in charge here isn't fond of putting. Down at the range, there was a tiny, BUMPY, three hole affair with a no chipping sign that had not been mowed. Up near the patio and hard to find/reach, there is a skinny two hole green that by its placement off the beaten track suggests it's there for effect rather than actual practice. Neither of these two greens provided an appropriate preparation for the 18 greens which followed. The course is picturesque, with a few excellent visuals but I found nearby Oakcreek to be consistently prettier. The course was soggy. I was left with a LOT of sloppy, muddy wedges from the fairways. I understand the need to water, but I played nearby Oakcreek and Seven Canyons at the same time on the two previous days and had no such issues. Here, it was sometimes a challenge to find a firm stance on the tees, #4 especially, which felt like I was standing on a waterbed. I understand the need to rest or perform maintenance on teeing grounds, but today, so many of the rear tee markers were moved up (sometimes more than one box) that the rating/slope for this round is wildly inaccurate. The other courses mentioned provided an enjoyable "membership experience". I can't say the same for Sedona Golf Resort.

Beautiful course. Well kept, and clean. Fairways, greens and bunkers were pristine. Highly recommend this course

I was accused of shoplifting. My sister was there and they were talking to everyone about it laughing. They said I put a ball marker in my pocket and we're calling me names. They were also bad mouthing other players and courses. I went up to confront them and they admitted they were talking to people about it. They said they never accused me of it, they just told everyone that I did. I would never go back. The course has amazing views but everything else is trash. Pro shop guys were the biggest A- holes I have ever encountered.

The day of our booking had rained all day and was raining prior the our tee time. I went in to talk to the pro shop and canceled our round. The course looked beautiful and was looking forward to playing but not in 39 degrees and rain was not going to be a enjoyable experience

Staff was great , views amazing. They did have a number of areas where the rough was dug up because of wild pigs.

Everything great except they were aerating the areas around the greens do chipping was difficult. Not a huge deal but a heads up woulda been nice.

This course has beautiful views. Staff was friendly. Lay out was fun and challenging. I recommend getting a tee time before the afternoon price drop. I teed off at 1:20. Pace a play was a little slow but we still finished in under 5 hours. We were keeping up with the group in front and not holding up the group behind. Apparently, a few holes back was a 5 group back up. They drop the price to significantly around 2:00 and I think they pack people in. Pay the little extra and go earlier. I was really disappointed the pro shop and restaurant were closed when we finished around 5:45. I was hoping to get some merch and go the bathroom. That seemed strange and very disappointing.

If you love golf and you love beautiful scenery, well this course brings both of these together like nothing else ...very enjoyable!

Fun enough layout but nothing too special other than the surrounding butte views. The price tag for a non member $170 warrants MUCH better in terms of maintenance. Houses next to most of the holes.

Try for a hot deal if you can get it.

I'm glad I can check it and Sedona off my list but no immediate desire to return. Oak Creek down the road was the better deal and closer to the surrounding buttes and mountains.

My take home message is that Sedona is a great destination but not really a golf destination. (I only played the 2 highest Golf Pass rated courses).

Conditions have always been great, the views are the best anywhere. The course plays long so don’t be disappointed with a boggie on the par 5s or a fee of the par 4s.

Enjoy this course for the challenge and the great red rock views. Several par 4s and a par 5 play long; you will need an exceptional approach shot to reach the green in regulation. The shorter par 4s and the par 3s are where you need to make good scores. That said, it’s still fun trying to hit that long shot into a narrow slot. Conditions are excellent.