jayyybee

The course is nice. The layout is just OK...more traditional than desert...greens were very slow but I believe they had just been aerated....I’ve played it before and it was in much better shape up in season

there are 2 courses here and one is a par 3 course...we did not know that nor does it show it...when i asked a friend about Bear Creek he said it was decent...i booked it on golf now and when we arrived we were informed that we booked the "executive" course. When i voiced my fervent disappointment and said i hadnt played a par 3 course since my 2nd year of golf...rather than offer to have us to pay the difference to play the "real" course the woman behind the counter very matter of factly said "oh well thats what you booked". the worst part is that the other course was, from what we viewed, very wide open and im sure could have accomodated us (it was after all a wednesday after oon). I will say the starter at the par 3 was very freindly. The cource itself was just OK but the greens were decent....my advice to Golf Now subscriders is just make sure you read the fine print on Bear Creek before you hit reserve

my only negative comment was that the marshall asked us to pick up our pace of play after 4 holes. we had no one behind or in front of us. We were a 3 some and when he warned us we were on pace for a 3 hour round. 2 holes later we caught a foursome and so we finished in four hours. Other than that only positive things to say...its pricey but worth it. We played ASU Karsten and TPC Champions and this was easily a better course than either.