Bruce66

The Links at Queen Creek was a fun course to play for the mid- to high- handicapper. 5800 yards from the tips offered a variety of shots, but the par-3s were tough, including a 238-yard beast on the back nine. Companions played from the white and red tees and it was challenging for their skill level. Greens in great shape; fairways were perfect. No sand traps. Nice gimmick after the round: Buy a draft beer and pay what you shot (mine cost 84 cents).

Indian Canyon North course is a fun track, usually with great pace of play. Not too difficult, but it has its challenges. The forward tees were welcomed by my wife.

Enjoyable course, but last part of back nine very challenging to mid-level players. Play was slow as a couple of long par-3s backed things up. Waited 20 minutes on one tee. Started at 2:20 and played last hole in semi-darkness.

Cathedral Canyon is a decent track and great value for the price we paid. Staff very friendly and accommodating. Better condition in 2018 than I remember from last year, when the whole course was fairly wet due to heavy rains in the mountains.

Would definitely return to play Terra Lago South. The North course is probably just as good. Condition of the course was B+. A few alkali spots but overall, fairways and greens were excellent. Good thing for the directional signs because there were quite a few long jaunts between holes. Overall, very enjoyable.

Az. Golf Resort was a pleasure to play. Nice greens, fairways decent. Enjoyable day after my wife and I were paired up with another couple.

Nine-hole course with two sets of greens on each hole. Great value for the money (less than $50 for two of us, including cart).

Great value for the money. Super condition. Great greens. Really enjoyable day.