rubacha56

Such an amazing place to play golf. The red rock structures are beautiful. The course is challenging and well-maintained. Simply a great place to play golf.

Appreciate the municipal courses not trying to rip off golfers with exorbitant rates right now, as most private courses are doing.

KMGC has a nice layout, has kept the fairways and greens in good shape, which allow for a pleasant golf experience.

Don't look for any dramatic views or elevation changes. Just a good place to play some enjoyable golf.

Course in decent shape. Fairways over-seeded for winter but not all the way so functional but not aesthetically pleasing. Some areas grass way to short so almost like hardpan.

But have played this course many times so we knew that was what we'd have.

Troon took over management recently but still way too much dead trees, branches, detritus around fairways and holes. Would have expected Troon management to have cleaned this up.

So we booked a round at Foothills, first time, to try it out. Were going to walk but, for our first time, thought we'd get a golf cart. So, what's with $20 per rider? Should just be $25/round, not "per rider."

Even worse, no water on the course! It was 96º and no water!! You can't catch COVID from a water source, sorry. The course did not advertise or warn you there was no water so we ended up buying water at $2.00/bottle, spending another $20 on water on top of the $20/rider cart fee.

Probably won't be back to Foothills until my budget can afford it.

Our tee time was supposed to be 12:37. We did not tee off until 1:15. Then the play dragged and dragged, behind beginners, who were behind other beginners. We finally finished our round at at 6:12!

We've played Foothills for years. Always liked the layout, the challenging holes, etc.

But, since purchased by Mr. Gee, the course has lost its charm as the fairways and greens fall into disrepair. In fact, two holes have "temporary greens" as they "lost" two greens.

For the money we paid, this cattle track was what one would expect. Such a shame as it was a wonderful golf course for a long time.

Ocotillo has done a fantastic job over-seeding and getting the course ready for winter. Not a big fan of the $5/bag range balls versus the old free range balls but all courses need to make a few extra dollars nowadays.

Played at 1:00 p.m. on a Sunday. Very few people on the course for such wonderful conditions.

Keep up the good work Ocotillo!

Course was in good shape given the summer weather. Thank you to the course for having multiple coolers with ice and bottles of water every fourth hole.

All the water made it challenging. Course was in superb shape.

Course was in good shape. The greens were a little fuzzy but that just made the putting a little challenging.

For playing in the winter, a very good value for the money.

I knew the greens had recently been aerated and the price reflected it, so that's okay. Otherwise, course was in good shape, except for a few sparse grass areas.

If we hadn't been chased off by a early afternoon thunderstorm, we'd have enjoyed a full 18 holes. As it was, we had to get off the course on 13.

A beautiful course, no question. Some of the fairways were narrow and, without a course map, which they charge for, often could not tell which way to drive.