I played Crooked Tree on Saturday, August 18. We drove down the Queen Creek area as our tee time was at 7am. I was pleasantly surprised with the driving range and practice facility. The putting green and chipping green were expansive, and very well maintained. The pace of play was pretty good, but could have been a bit faster. The course was in good shape for August in Arizona, with nice fairways, and tough rough. The greens rolled very true, and the bunkers were kept in good shape.

Crooked Tree Golf Course Review
Tucson Arizona Golf Course Reviews

I played on Friday, Aug 24th. We played the Wild Burro as the front 9, and Saguaro as the back 9. The greens on all 18 were extremely soft and long. It might be because of the amount of rain the Tucson area has received, but it didn't look as if the greens had been cut in weeks. The greens were so soft, you left pretty deep foot prints just walking around, which made it very annoying playing behind a 3some that apparently did not know how to pick up their feet when they walked. The tees, fairways, and rough were in good condition on the Wild Burro. The condition of the fairways on the Saguaro 9 were in very rough shape. I'm hoping that's only because it will soon close so the staff can work on it like they probably are with the Tortolito 9. Customer service was great as always, and weather was also very good.

The Ritz Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain Review
Marana Arizona Golf Course Reviews

I'm going to try to keep this review as short as possible, because I feel like I write for days regarding this golf course. This course was literally a shot in the dark for our golf trip. It was an hour away from Mesquite. And when we got there, we were instantly amazed at the beauty and awe of the surrounding area and red rock. What I will say is that we played 2 rounds, stroke play in the morning, and a scramble in the afternoon and for over an hour during both rounds, we endured 50 mph winds and pouring rain and none of us could have been happier. Nothing was going to dampen our spirits on Sand Hollow. The only downfall we can say about the area is that they are building homes around the golf course. I know thats going to happen, but its really ashamed. Holes 12-15 follow along a cliffside, and quite possibly could be the 4 most beautiful holes in golf. Period.

Sand Hollow Resort Golf Review
Utah Golf Course Reviews

I was on a trip with 16 guys this past weekend. Conestoga was our first stop on Thursday 7/12 in the afternoon. The course was not busy at all, and the starter was excellent. He was very animated, and informational on the ins and outs of the course. Now I do understand Mesquite is similar to AZ and the Palm Springs that it is very difficult to keep a course in perfect shape in the summer. This course was in great shape. The greens were a tad bumpy but they had been bunched about 3 weeks prior, and in my opinion, were immaculate for that little timeframe. The golf course was very challenging, but fair. The 2nd Hole Par 3 is one of the best I've ever played. We did have a constant 30-40 MPH wind all day with gusts over 50 MPH so that made it a little interesting. But overall, a great experience, great pace of play, and great customer service.

Conestoga Golf Club Review
Mesquite Nevada Golf Course Reviews

I'm apart of the local AZ Outlaws Mens Club and Mountain Brook is our home course. We play here every Saturday and I can tell you this course is generally in some of the best conditions you'll find in Arizona regardless of the time of year. During the summer months, the course is manicured perfectly. There are some burned spots, but that is expected in Summer in AZ with 110+ temps on most days. The greens are usually in great shape, and the rough is long & tough, but fair. The only downfall to this course is the bunkers. The bunkers are some of the worst in state.

Mountain Brook Golf Club Review
Phoenix Arizona Golf Course Reviews

I love Las Colinas. It's a great value that is close by. The staff always treats me like a friend and the course is usually in great shape, even in the middle of the summer. Not an overpowering course, but a fun test even for the low handicappers

I played this course 3/15 while on Vacation. Really enjoyed the course, great challenge, fun holes with medium/short Par 4's that make interesting Tee shots. Greens were great. Will be back for sure!

I played Desert Dunes 8/4/07 on a Golf Vacation with some work buddines. The Fairways, Rough and Tee boxes were in GREAT shape considering the day we played it was 117 degrees outside. The greens were pretty good with some brown spots but roled very true overall. Every summer I make a trip from Los Angeles to Palm Springs for a golf weekend and Desert Dunes is the only course I play every summer. The lay out of the course is great, with some fairly easy holes and some fairly difficult holes. The pot bunkers add a bit of spice as does some of the drop offs from the fairways. Overall the course is great and you can't beat the $25 price tag including Cart during the summer!