played today 3/29 as a single paired up with 2 other singles on a rainy Wednesday morning, got in 14 holes before the rain came down. Back nine greens had been micro punched on 3/28 and the front nine micro punched 3/29, have not played here since last October, wow the place is in GREAT shape now. Tee boxes a 8 lots of grass coverage and you can always find a flat spot. Fairways are lush and the rough is up but with a lot of clover which makes looking for a wayward shot hard. Greens were near perfect 9+ speed consistently through all greens/10.5 0n the stypmth meter .bunkers get a 5 hard pan with lots of pebbles up to rocks.Carts are well cared for and newer with gps...over all I would give it an 8+ cost $59 for weekdays before 3pm cart included,stay in the fairway and score well!!

played sunday 8am tee time $90 for my last round before total knee replacement/had booked on their website the last single spot with a threesome but when I showed up it turned out it was a company outing of 12 golfers/the starter was super nice and he held their group and I went off as a single.Everything about the course was in great shape/now is the time to go before the usual summer brown out greens were a 9 fairways had plenty of carpet like coverage ,not much rough to speak about just watch out for tree roots under the mulch...had a fantasic time and can't wait til my next time out...in tell then I will be reading all of yours!

3rd stop on my trip was to play friday april 1st at 725 am for 74.00 had played this course before not much difference this time except for the bermuda grass (aka the rough) was considerably lower and less dense/good course good price kind of your no nonsense neighborhood golf course,always a good time.

2nd stop on my golfing trip thursday march 31st 737am $105 conditions were very nice /played the blue/white rotation with water on 14 of the 18 holes...fairways were a nice thick1/2 inch grass good coverage 9,sand was a beautiful white sand( like goldylocks would say not to soft and not to hard)9, greens rolled true but were faster compared to ak-chin and more than half of the greens had 2 or 3 tiers 9..you would think with all the water that that is the main defense of this course but I firmly believe it is the greens 9/not a typical phoenix desert course more like the Raven but with lots of water..beautiful course lots of fun and looking forward to a return visit highly recomend!

1st stop on a 3 day golfing trip with all the courses were with-in 30 mins of maricopa harrah's casino. wed march 30th 250pm tee time for $87.00 low 80s with a gentle breeze,first time here and the course conditions did not disappoint...tee boxs level and good coverage 9,fairways were like carpeting 9, rough long grass or desert but mostly still playable 8,bunkers were either hardpan or very soft and lots of them 7,greens were VERY fast but fair 9practice facilities were awesome grass range and large chipping and separate large putting greens 10, resturant and outdoor patio was very nice and fair priced food..the views and the pristine conditons were awesome...highly recomend

played my third round of my phoenix 4 day trip wed nov 10th,worked hard to find some course near by that was done with overseeding and not cart path only and not going to break the bank, so had a 706am teetime for $76(daily deal on their web site normal price $115)was the second group off and this course is just east of Eagle mountain...played the orange tees(back)course was in really great shape but thick grass(everywhere)only hole #1 was cart path and I think that may be more to the severe hill on the tee shot landing area more than overseeding...greens were a little grainy(sandy) but in reality by nine am did not really notice bunkers were nice but really not alot of roll in the fairways but oh the scenery was gorgeous and I swear got better and better has the round progress..highly recommend friendly staff and a great 19th hole restaurant and great views

played here on 11/11 thursday on my way out of town and back to san diego..rode the golds at 848am on a 65 degree morning that in 41/2 hours later would be 82 degrees...saw this course on golf now for $90 so called the course and got the same tee time for $65(+$9 for tax=74)just came out of overseeding beautiful green grass framed by golden Bermuda rough.. they let you drive the cart on the cart path side rough (saved me about 20 steps)very challenging course bunkers were really place well in the fairway to make you consider driver or 3wood off the tee.by the way bermuda rough sucks! the greens were good but seemed a slower than the practice green(nice warm up area by the way)overall this course was a very good deal.. challenging/scenic/great price... the only 3 negatives, the bunkers were horrible with 2 inch size rocks and red hard dirt(but help is on the way because saw about 5 greenside bunkers that had a fine white sand and more of that sand piled in the maintenance area). over half the gold tee boxes were chewed up and not very flat and our threesome was sandwiched between a slow ball losing 4some and a aggressive hitting into you 4some but the marshall took care of the slow 4some and a couple of turn around stare downs took care of the other...recommend for a very challenging not super expensive round in south phoenix

spent 2 days playing and staying at this scottsdale resort nov 8th and 9th,while not the longest or the most secinic golf course in the area it was in very good shape...the greens were consist in speed most of them being a back to forward slope and almost all had bunkers on the sides of the greens with a fifteen foot grass aproach..course is very female and higher handicap friendly, it is a parkland style with no desert areas or forced carries/very popular with the senior crowd,great 19th patio resturant and bar and a golf school on the premises(john jacobs)the resort on premises makes a great stay and play..hotel 9+ golf 7+/highly recomend

played the blues(6500) on a friday 6/25 first out at 630am with another single,a fun loving fast golfing local named ken, WOW is my first and lasting impression..all the staff I ran into were friendly and helpful,saw the cartgirl twice during the round.tee boxs were in very good shape and mostly flat/fairways were generous and great coverage of green grass/rough was maybe a couple feet of thicker grass before the desert and rock coverage took over.The range is just 300 yards from the first tee (with ball included)chipping and sand bunker area also.Starter shack with Ice machine and water and snacks on your way to the putting green and then the first tee box.greens were very consistant speed and great coverage...first six holes are very average for most courses/but then then you start going up the hills/the elevation changes did not disappoint/wonderful views and mostly hitting down the hill/#10 is their signuture hole...awesome!! highly recomend will play again when in town.

rode the greens on a cool 9/25 friday morning at 648 am (back 9 only)33.50 including cart...
they have moved the check-in location to just west of the putting green in the cart barn area/right above the first tee...check in easy and fast(kinda of like a drive up window)
now the review...tee boxes were level but mostly weeds and clumps of grass...4/greenside bunkers were lacking sand and hard pan..4/fairways were mostly green with different types of grass but for the most part good lies..6/rough could be 6 to 8 inches near water or just dirt and leaves..6/greens were the highlight except for a lot of ball marks..rolled quite nice medium speed..8 overall I found it to be better than other reviewers /great for a practicing my game

played as a single joining a very older 3some on a very warm turning hot by the time we finished on thursday 9/17...tee time 840..price 34.00 including my own unshared cart..pop was 415..check in very easy/starter assaigned you a cart and 1st tee here we go..pro shop and first tee are about 30 yards apart(that helps when you are running behind and only have 4 minutes before tee time after you check in) putting green is fairly large next to 1st tee..played the blues 6315/slope 127.. fairways are mostly sloping one side more than the other..most are fairly narrow 30 to 40 yards wide a few browning spots but mostly good coverage..they are trying to keep every thing green which causes overwater sections of the fairways, over half had a spot or two of muddy fairways grade 7..bunkers were not consist and very wet/muddy(saw maintance working on 2 during my round and only the 18th greenside had grass clumps/weeds growing in it..grade 5..greens very very good with above average speed/again most of the collars around the greens were overaly moist..grade 8
quiet/nature/no homes on the front nine/rough was spotty and most areas were habit sensitive so if you hit it in there just wave to your ball as you drive by..snack bar was nice and large/no cart girl on my visit/no water stations/bathroom on the course was porta pots
overall a real country feel and a great value for the senior price of 34.00 with cart/about a 50 min drive from sdsu...highly recomend

joined a threesome for a 210pm tee time on thursday 9/10 playing from the whites(6146) on a cloudy warm brezzy afternoon..pop was a decent 420 waited on almost every tee shot...fairways had uniform coverage no GUR to speak of always a good lie and the ball sat up nicely...the rough was juicy 2 to 3 inches mostly bermuda..if you hit your ball into the wooded areas it was gone alot of thorny grown cover..greens were mostly very good one or two that were peppered with ball marks/tee boxes were ok mostly level but a little chewed up on the par 3's..bunkers had very light sand as close to concrete as you can get.fairways were really narrow but most par 4 are under 370 s0 you can get away with a average drive and still have less than 160 left.really enjoyed the course saw the cart girl twice/bathrooms open on both 9's..payed 35 with a cart(senior rate)...highly recomend