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This was the first time I’ve played this course, and I found the condition in good shape. Greens were very smooth and fairly speedy too if you were on the wrong side of the hole. The course seemed to have several sets of tees making in fun for multiple skill levels. There’s certainly some strategy to consider off of some of the tees even from the back. The greens are well bunker and almost all slope off in all directions. Pretty much every hole runs along another which is more forgiving but could also be dangerous depending on whos playing :) . Lots of different hole designs and overall fun to play. Very walkable course which I appreciate especially out in AZ. It’s a bit of a drive for me coming from chandler but I’ll definitely play there again.

It’s a bit of a hike to get out there. I enjoyed the front nine which has a lot more of the interesting holes. Lots of elevation changes on the front. The back 9 is pretty generic. Greens held pretty good and we’re in solid shape. A touch slower but smooth. Fairways were a touch patchy, but not a deal breaker.

I found the course to be pretty average. Very much woven through a neighborhood. They had recently punched the greens so my timing wasn’t good there. there were a few bare spots around the course, but certainly very playable. Good variety of holes, to challenge good players but not impossible for beginners.

I would play again but not the first course I’d run back to play again.

The layout of this course was very interesting. I think there’s a significant learning curve to this course. There are a handful of holes where they take driver out of your hands but then you have a long iron into the green. Then others are driver flip wedge. Wide range of par 3s. The course didn’t feel squeezed into a neighborhood like some other course often do. Course was in decent shape for the summer. Would play again for sure

I’d love another crack at this golf course. I started on the back 9 as they split tee in the summer to get more groups out. I was surprised at the pace. It better then what you see at the munis in Southern CA. The course is a fun challenging layout. They have some long par 3 and it’s a tough finishing stretch. The Papagos are a cool back drop for some holes. They punched the greens when I played, but my playing partners said they’re usually great.

It is a mini golf course so there are a few bare areas but overall solid condition.

I’m new the the Phoenix area, and so far these have been the best conditioned greens that I’ve played. They’re very tricky with the mountain effect. To be fair most courses now(Summer) are punched, and this course was going to shut down for a month or so for maintenance the following week.

Interesting elevation changes but doesn’t feel gimmicky. I still managed to loose a few golf balls but overall I felt it was a fair test off the tee. I’d be happy to play here again.

New to CA so I'm not as used to the slow pace of play. Short golf course but enjoyable. The greens were in good shape for as much play as it gets.

If you're looking to play in Tallahassee and can afford it this is where you should play. Consistently in the best shape in town. There are lots of tee options so you can stretch it out over 7000 yards or make it playable to your level. Greens are tift-eagle(?) and always in decent shape. Fairly forgiving off the tee. Some risk reward holes. Worth playing!

Course is in good shape, and the layout has some fun holes. I've played with my dad a few times there. It's a bit more expensive than some other public courses but it's definitely in better shape.

I used to play here a lot growing up. I enjoyed the layout of the course, but it struggled to stay in good shape. The last time I played the greens were in a little better shape ,but still not the best. It's very playable for all levels of skill.

Great public course in DFW. My college friend and I would make the trek to go play here a few times a year. Great layout and was typically in good shape.