PaulS57

Played it with my two daughters who are relative beginners to the game and the course was good for their game. It was also a little challenging to mine. Slow pace but that was due mainly to cart path only because of overseeding. All staff was very helpful and friendly. I will play it again when I am back in Phoenix area.

This course had a good layout for all levels. my daughter, just learning how to play, played the whole round and didn't lose a ball (I lost one). It was one of the few courses in the area that allowed carts on the fairways as most were overseeding (which they had just finished). Biggest issue was a lack of available carts at the beginning due to heavy play. Some tee times were pushed back 20-30 minutes waiting for carts to be available. Since this was our only time playing here, not sure if that is normal or not. Greens were a little slow, but other than that, it was enjoyable.

The greens were real fast so it took a while to get used to. Great value as we got a hot deal on the course!

The course plays different now as they took out 1800 trees. The greens were in very good shape overall and the fairways were also good. In the past, fairways had wet spots, but now that they cleared a bunch of trees, more light is getting to the fairways and greens and it also allows more forgiveness on shots that are wide of the fairway.

Overall the course was in good shape. The greens were excellent, the fairways had some muddy spots and some sparse grass areas, but by the first of May, it should be very nice.

Overall enjoyed the round. Course was just over-seeded so it was cart path only, which added to the length of the round. It was a fair course with good sets of tees, making play adaptable for the individual's level. If you were off the fairways and in the fescue, good luck finding your ball. Play the local rule of drop with one stroke penalty! Will definitely play it again.