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Last year I retired and moved to Sienna. I heard Sienna was not a good course. When I first started playing, there was much to be desired. Last summer, the heat and drought didn't help either. There were large cracks that could swallow your ball in the middle of the fairway. Since then however, the course is much improved. They hired a maintenance supervisor who has been making significant improvements. He even put out a maintenance update with the work that had been done and work to be accomplished this year. They have been doing extensive work to the sprinkler system, have replaced all the flagsticks and cups, and even starting to put new sand in the bunkers. They have also trimmed a lot of the trees and cut down weeded areas in front of the tee boxes. The clubhouse has a really nice bar and the food is absolutely delicious!

Love this course but was really slow that day. Starter said there were 2 fivesomes a few holes in front of us. Not sure why they allow that, especially on the weekends. Number 16 is a driveable par 4. It was backed up. Already at 4 and half hours, I left.

A little pricey but one of my favorite courses for sure in the Austin area

While everyone else is charging$80-$100 on the weekend, Crystal Falls is only $60. Great course, even greater value!

Always loved this course. Just moved backed to Austin about a month ago and had been wanting to play it. Got a last minute tee time had THE BEST ROUND EVER! My 1st hole in one on the par 3 7th. Will always come back and play this course

Usually love everything about this course but today a few of the greens were pretty messed up but other than that had the most fantastic time as always.

If I were retired I would definitely be a member here

Course was in great shape, except for a few of the tee boxes were pretty chewed up. I had a 7AM tee time and finished before 11:30. Will definitely play again.

Had the best time. Great curse. May play again this week.

Had a fantastic time. Staff was amazing! Course was in good shape, but can't wait for it to get even greener.

Clubhouse guy did pace of play was 4 hours. I questioned if that was the case in the weekends. It wasn't. Still played in 4.5 his which do isn't bad for the weekend. Course was in his shape. 40 minute drive and I would definitely play again.

Target golf course, very enjoyable. Great rate with the summer pass.

Excellent experience all around except for the pace of play, but that was because it was an outing. We only paid $65, so an excellent value at that price. Definitely hope to play again soon!

I've been in AZ for 8 months now and this is the best course I've played thus far. Wil definitely play again. Loved everything about it!

With the ARCIS membership, this is my favorite course. Always in pristine condition. The bunkers were a little hard, but that's practically everywhere in Phoenix these days. A little slower than normal pace of play, but still under 4 and a half hours, usually it's right at 4 hours.

Let me preface by saying it was Fathers Day. I expected a slow round, but thought with a 6:30 tee time, it wouldn't be that bad. I was wrong unfortunately. By 6:30, they were already 20 minutes behind. Didn't tee of till almost 7. Made the turn at 9:45, almost 3 hours for 9 holes. That did it for me. I did not play the back 9. There was a LOT of Goose Poop, fairways and greens. And of course the bunkers were horrible, but that's pretty normal for most average courses.

With my Arcis Prime membership, at $45 per round, this has become my favorite course. The course is always picture perfect, the staff are always friendly and accommodating, and the pace of play is exceptional. Played twice over the Easter weekend in 4 hours, 5 minutes, and 3 hours, 15 minutes as a 2-some on Monday morning where we caught up with a foursome on the back nine, but still finished the back in 2 hours. it's a 30 minute drive for me, but worth it.