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The desert course is in WAY better condition, they are really working hard to get this course back to what it has been before the last few years.
There are still a few rough spots, and #2 has a temporary green, but overall I was pleased, because I came in very wary.
As a side note, the lakes course is set to reopen, and it looks like it's in pristine condition, I plan on playing it soon!

The course was in very rough shape. The back 9 was better than the front 9, but overall pretty rough. Tee boxes, rough, and fairways were very patchy and rough with large areas of dirt and browned out, thin cover.
The greens were generally in ok shape, and the layout was actually pretty fun. If the course was in better shape, I would play it again. I played with some locals who were disappointed with conditions as well, I got the impression that it is usually in better shape.

This course is in lovely condition. fairways like carpet and great greens. The StoneHouse 9 wound it's way up, down, and around the canyons, the Oaks 9 was a bit flatter and more open. All told, the course was in great shape, and it was a wonderful day of golf.

Anyone who has played Primm lately knows about the poor conditions, especially on the greens. There are still patches on every green with no grass, but the rest of the greens are actually coming back strong. The pin locations took advantage of the good parts as much as possible, and with a few exceptions, a good approach shot left you with good grass to put on. There were 4 temporary pins in the fairway just short of the greens, because they are working hard to bring the course back. Generally, the fairways are in really good condition despite a few bare areas.
I'm really happy with the way the staff is trying to bring this course back, it was an enjoyable day.

Tee boxes and fairways are nice and green with lots of grass and good lies. Greens look like they have suffered some damage by some sort of mold or fungus. The back 9 greens were just ok, puttable although kind of rough. The front 9 greens were in significantly worse shape, with seemingly more damage. Putts would bounce all over the place, with no consistency of speed.
Pace of play is almost always an issue on this course, but usually only on weekends, and not so much during the week. There were at least 5 holes that I recall where my group was the 3rd waiting to tee off!

This is the first time this spring playing Stallion Mountain, and it is starting to green up a bit, but it still has a long way to go. The fairways and greens overall were not in good shape, but there were spots where it was decent.

The course is in pretty good shape for December. While much of the grass is dormant, the fairways and greens were still green, and in pretty good shape.
The only problem - which is kind of standard for Legacy - is the pace of play. It took my group about 1 hour and 20 minutes to play through hole 7, which was pretty good, then in took just over 3 hours to play the last 11 holes.

Greens were absolutely horrible, worst I've probably ever played on. I heard they had some fungus problems, but they aren't maintained, it felt like I was putting on an unmaintained country dirt road. Fairways had large areas of pure dirt, but strangely enough, the grass that was there was lush. What were once great courses have unfortunately turned horrible. I got a hot deal, and use a $10 discount, and felt like I WAY overpaid.

The course is in horrible shape. I understand dormant grass off the fairways, but all over the course, including on many greens, it was like playing on hardpan.

Pretty nice course, played as a single on Christmas day, the let me go off the back first, so I played in just over 2.5 hours!
It had rained a lot the day before, so the course was pretty wet, but it still played very fair, except the greens were a bit like velcro, had to hit it very firmly to get it to the hole.
Will play again next time in the area.

There are two courses here, the Cantons and the Palmer. The Palmer should be labeled the Canyons, it is tucked i to canyons much more that the other. There are quite a few tricky holes, and the greens were very hard to read and quite severe in some cases. Don't expect great scores the first time you play it, but it was very enjoyable, and I will definitely play it again!

Beautiful scenery and beautiful shape! A little Pricey, and a little slow, but I will definitely play this again!

This was a nice surprise of a course! It's a nice mountain course, but mostly without major elevation changes, and no "circus" holes. It's not super long, but from the back tees it provides a nice challenge. Fairways were very nice, and even though it looked like the greens had been punched in the last week or two, the greens rolled pretty true. This is my new must play when I'm traveling in the area.

This is a really fun, and challenging course, especially for a first time player. There are many shots that you think are fine, but have rolled off a hill and into the junk, etc. However even though it had been punched a few weeks prior, the greens rolled true and the fairways are very nice. Lots of ups and downs, but the views of the Prescott valley are pretty awesome. I plan on playing it every time I'm in the area!

The snow course was in great shape, fairways like carpet, as usual. I'm a pretty solid putter, so my only issue was that the greens were rolling inconsistent, it was very hard to get the speed correct, but likely some of that was due to operator error!

Paiute never disappoints. Wolf can be challenging from the back, gave myself a break and played from the one-ups. Course was in great shape and everyone was friendly, you will never go wrong playing here, I've never had a bad experience.

Apparently,I played on the day before overseed, but the majority of the curse was dirt, not just thin grass, but dirt. Usually the course is in pretty decent shape, but this was bad. I got a great deal on green fee, but I still felt like I totally overpaid. Cart staff said their ice machine was broken and to go to the bar, then the bar guy said they had a wedding that afternoon, so if we wanted ice, we had to buy something; not a big deal, but just another disappointment for the day.

Really fun day, the course layout is interesting, and from the black tees it was challenging. I could see that from the up tees it would have been less difficult. Course was in very nice shape compared to other LA area courses I have played. The staff was nice, it wasn't a busy day, so I ended up as a single and got around in about 2.5 hours. It was cart path only, so my bum knee was acting up pretty bad by the end, I wish I would have know it was cart path only before I played, forgot to ask if it is always cart path only... It's a bit out of the way, but I will definitely play it again on my next trip to LA

This course has a lot of elevation changes and other quirks. I was a bit worried that it would be a "circus" course, tricked up for no reason. But,even though the course was a bit of a challenge, it was a very fair course. The designers used the terrain to good effect, offering nice views and a fun experience. On a really windy day, this course could potentially get pretty chasllenging!

Course is in great shape,fairways and greens all very nice.