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Great course all around, fairways, greens, sand traps, practice area. Free advice: when shooting for greens you better come in high or have a real good short chip game.

I drove 60 minutes thinking this would be a really nice course. Honestly, this has a pretty boring lay out, unless you think straight holes with weedy putting aprons is what your after. I was so disappointed with the condition of the greens, the $4.00 mismatched antiquated range balls and the condition of the driving range. The people were very nice, but I'll not make this journey again.

The golf cart was the worst I have ever used, if it was any more underpowered I would have had to leave my clubs in the car. The grass on the fairways varied from thin and sparse to full of weeds. The greens were in okay shape. The layout consisted of mostly straight tee to green with no imagination and minimal obstacles. Compared to other courses in the area it ranks at the bottom.

GC is long, open and there are more than enough trees to make it difficult. The fairways are typical of desert courses being green and short in the center and dry and hard in the rough (that's why they call it the rough). The greens are not oversized, but plenty of undulations and in very good shape. No matter how well you hit the ball its the greens where the strokes really are. I like this course for its length and challenge. One of the best values around.

Very polite person in pro shop and golf carts are in excellent shape. The course: Tee boxes were uncut and raggedy. Fairways were long and needed cut. Greens were just sanded making putting and chipping very difficult. I stated they were the 4th best because there are only 4. I rode 40 minutes to play this course and played less than 18 holes because of the poor conditions. My advice is to play the courses in Yuma so your not disappointed,

Course is in good shape and enjoyable to play. You will not be disappointed.

The course was in very good shape, but it is way too costly for the poorly executed layout. If you enjoy golf holes with fairways that were larger than the driving range and huge greens this may be your thing. but the course layout has zero imagination and will bore most golfers. There are alot of better courses in the area for the same money.

FAirways were in good shape, sand traps maintained and greens had been sanded about 1 week prior. All said the course was very playable and there were no excuses for enjoying yourself. The course was (as many area courses are) pretty forgiving from the tee box but the second shot can be a little more challenging. I like the fact that the course is not tricked up and good shots are rewarded. You can score well on this course providing you keep the ball in play.

As desert courses go, this is a nicely laid out course that is well maintained with difficult greens . It is priced very fair , with free range balls and very polite staff. It is easily the best course in the Yuma area.

Gives you an opportunity to use longer hitting clubs on 2nd shots, sand wedge and practice on short chip shots. Loved the course due to it's quite location, great scenery and opportunity to use more clubs in my bag. Wish I lived closer.

Greens and traps were excellent. Fairways were very good , but not great. Layout is friendly enough, but requires precise shots to score, Will go back. Good deal.

The people are polite, the course is in good shape , but the layout is up n back with very little character. I would play this course again , but the wide fairways tend to fool your scoring.