Robson Ranch Golf Club

I don’t understand why this Marshall asked the groups finishing up on the last few holes to stop play and return the golf cart with at least 45 minutes plus of daylight still left. If the golf course initially offers 18 holes to the paid guest, why is this Marshall enforcing early stoppage?

Expensive. All courses are gouging customers these days. Unfortunately so is Robson.

This course was good value for the money we paid. All staff were very friendly except the person greeting us at the restaurant, very blunt not friendly and not helpful. Other staff at the restaurant were very helpful and friendly

I’ve never participated in a shotgun start for open play but it seemed to work well. Had a good time as usual. Spent more than I would have expected

I’ve never seen a shotgun start for regular open play but it worked it pretty well. Pace of play was good and the course is in great shape.

Nothing bad to say. Great greens great bunkers
Great fairways great staff great pace.

This is a nice course with a very nice layout. The residential areas are well off of the fairways which makes for a comfortable round. Pace of play was good and nobody pushed up on us either.

Friendly staff, great pro shop, stunning club house, nice pool, lots of pickleball and tennis courts but a very disappointing golf course.
The grass bordering the roadways is lush and beautiful but once you get on the golf course things change dramatically. The centre of each fairway is green but all the grass on the sides is either dead or brown and the ground is like concrete. This means that a slightly off line drive will run off the fairway onto the “gravel”. Yes “gravel”! The entire property is covered in hundred of tons of grey gravel making it feel like you are playing golf in a building site….. which it is as many new houses are under construction.
The course itself is completely flat and not a single hole stands out as interesting. It is simply a boring lay out bordered by gravel in every direction. The greens are in good shape overall but, again very hard.
Overall it is way overpriced for the quality of the course and the idea of using gravel to cover all the”recovery” arras instead of sand or just bare ground detracts enormously from tbe enjoyment of the game.
Had a very good meal and great beer after the game and apart from the golf course Robson Ranch has got everything right!

Greens were dry fairways were painted, someone is doing a terrible job with this course and prices went up wow

A characterless and monotonous course with lots of dead grass and miles and miles of gravel that cannot be played off unless you want to ruin your clubs. Great pro shop, clubhouse and restaurant but let down by a truly awful course.

Not much character…fairways medium at best…I’m a non smoker and they paired me with a smoker and would not give me my own cart that alone will keep me from returning

Was especially impressed with the clocks used to keep up the “pace of play”
Excellent Concept - All Golf Courses should have them !

We went to Robson for a couple reasons … play golf & check the community.
Robson’s is an hour south of Scottsdale. The course was in great shape. Wide fairways with plenty of desert gravel to keep errant balls in play. Clubhouse looked great, lots of really good pickle ball courts; with additional courts being built. Homes and villas seemed very affordable … possibly a must see for snowbirds.
We played with a couple members who were gracious enough to share some birdie juice! Thanks fellas!

Robson Ranch is a great course, fairways were covered with a green vegetable oil vs overseeding; didn’t notice any difference.
Greens rolled perfectly, lots of room for a wandering drive.