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Overall the course is in good shape for summer in Phoenix. There are some dry and thin spots but that is to be expected. The greens were in great shape. We played at 10 by the time we got to the driving range it was pretty much bare dirt.

There were some burned out spots in the fairway but the greens are in good shape. The staff was very friendly, I would definitely play there again.

The course had some bare spots. It was 4 hr 45 min round. The staff was very friendly and accommodating.

I guess with the uptick in demand the course was packed. There were fivesomes starting on the front and the back. Waited a lot. Overall conditions were good. Rough was a little scraggly.

The greens and fairways are good. There are some spots under repair but they are well marked. There was a frost delay which they cannot control, but they did not control who took a cart and we did not have a cart when called to the tee. My friend went to the driving range and begged a cart from someone that was just practicing not playing.

Orange tree is a classic golf course with mostly wide fairways. The course is pretty flat and our drives got plenty of role that made for a fun round. The greens are raised and there is plenty of slope. Some of the water is not obvious, so look for the red stakes.

The clubhouse bathroom remodel is great. Course conditions were good with the exception of a couple greens where some kind of maintenance accident caused thin strips of dead grass across the green.

Good conditions throughout the course. We were following a tournament so it was a slow round. Not typical here.

When you play here, take few minutes to appreciate the Superstition Mountains in the distance. The course was in good condition, the pace was fine.

Palmbrook has just reopened after overseeding. The fairways were lush, rough was high and gnarly, the greens were slow but rolled true.

We had an afternoon tee time and were able to finish, but just barely. My biggest complaint would be the holes that are cart path only have fairways far from the cart path. This adds to the time playing those holes. The course conditions are good. It’s a tough course with plenty of natural areas to carry. Fortunately most have drop zones on the other side which helps with pace of play. We never saw the starter, it would have been helpful to know that before hand.

Just opened up after reseeding, fairways are pretty grassy, most of the greens are in decent condition. It’s a good time to play here.

Willowbrook has just opened after reseeding, the fairways and greens are pretty shaggy and slow. Fairways on the back nine were better than the front. It was enjoyable, just not a lot of roll.

I already reviewed this course and recommend it for play. There were a few burned out spots in the fairway, but not bad considering the drought. When I played the temperature was over 90. They need to fill the water jugs on the course. I don’t think it’s reasonable to cite COVID concerns about water jugs while we are expected to share rakes and masks are recommended but not required. Fill the water jugs.

The first hole starts with a wide relatively flat fairway, but that changes soon. There are plenty of features - hills, gullies, grass bunkers in the fairways. You will have to play this course several times to find the sweet spots on most holes. The greens have plenty of slope, putting was a challenge. The rough was a little thin and “clumpy”, missing the fairway comes with a price. The staff was very friendly, since it was our first time here, the guy in the pro shop walked outside showed me the layout and where the first tee is. The starter described some of the more challenging holes and where to look for a burrowing owl.