For the money not bad! My friends and I love to play here easy and cheap. If you do 18 the walk can…read moreget old but is not bad

Tacky little course. Many players do not understand the game and behave as if they are at a…read morefootball game. Fairways have more weeds than grass. Flags on greens are rarely set correctly.

I try to play as many locations as possible. Arizona City was one still on the list. I had the…read moreopportunity to play here so I jumped on it. The most disappointment about this place for me is, How much potential this course has. The layout is great, some of the holes are amazing. However, the course looks like it's maintained on a very low budget. Hopefully more golfers will play this course and it grows to the point where they can put much more money into it. Would I play here again? It only depends on the conditions.

Under new owners the place rocks..still needs some more trees and whatnot on the course and parking…read morelot redone but it's getting there..and I don't like when they close for private groups..it's the only bar in town

Before I start on this review, I will golf anytime and…read moreanywhere. I will still have a good time. I'm not one of those who expects the course to be in emaculant shape, especially in a small town. Kearny Golf Club is in a small mining town. It's an enjoyable little nine hole course with a lot of character. Yes, it's a course that is low budget and is rough around the edges. The locals at the course are very nice, and enjoyable. There are no range, but really don't need one. Carts are available if needed, but is a fun course to walk. The greens are in good shape, The fairways are a little high, but it all depends when you play there, they do not mow it every day. There are a lot of desert area, and plenty of dog leg holes. Walking the course gave me an opportunity to soak in some of their history. Would I ever come back again, most likely not. I live in the Phoenix Valley and have plenty of other choices. But let me make this clear! I am more than happy to have the opportunity to play this course

My husband and I visited Phoenix from Lake Oswego, OR. I am new to golf and he has played for many…read moreyears. We decided to spend Saturday taking a golf lesson and were fortunate enough to find Michael Burgard at Queen Creek. I was thrilled with the lesson. In two hours, I learned tips that transformed my swing. I was really struggling with consistency and finding the feel, yet at the same time, I knew it wasn't rocket science and that I was just plain old missing the basics. I'm sad that Michael doesn't teach in our area, but grateful that we found him. My husband received great instruction, too. Guess I'll never catch up to him!

Went on the Box Canyon tour, which was 3.5 hours for us. The slot canyons and nearby mountains on…read morethe way to it were beautiful. Unfortunately, other than a brief stop at the beginning of the slot we had little chance to view its beauty. The pace and terrain made it impossible to do more than do a quick glance now and then. 1 hour each way was spent riding paved and dirt roads, which held zero interest. Starting closer to the slot would have been ideal, as well as more stops and a slower pace. I've never been on an ATV before, and during the more challenging parts of the rides was behind a good deal...not seeing the group for as much as 10 min. At one point i had to stop and wait for guide Bill to return at a fork in the road as I was unsure where to go. IMO, there should have been a guide at the rear of the group as well as in front. I would not recommend this tour for someone that has never been on an ATV before.

Had a great time with Bill as our guide. Beautiful country. They provided goggles, gloves,…read moreraincoats, helmets, bandana mask. Some advice, wear old clothes and shoes. Bring a sweatshirt. There are No bathrooms at all. Had to go in the bushes. Bill offered water and small candy bars. Would do this adventure again.

My bf and I are escape room enthusiasts (we have done 125+ rooms) and tried both the Jellybean and…read morethe Buried Alive rooms today. Although they weren't all that challenging for us, we still enjoyed them quite a bit. The Jellybean room was very aesthetically pleasing and the theme was whimsical and fun. There were some puzzles (and one lock) in there that we hadn't seen before and we always enjoy when we see something new in a room. I appreciate the way the clues were given and how they kept even that part in theme with the room. This is a good family-friendly room. As for Buried Alive, there is a creepy factor to it but it's not scary. There are some effects in the room that really add to the immersiveness of it. The puzzles were good and were themed to the room as well. However, having just completed the Jellybean room minutes prior, I noticed that there was a similar puzzle in both rooms (an object with letters on it) and that was kinda a letdown. I don't like to see similar puzzles repeated across multiple rooms at the same location. One thing I especially liked about Grande Escape (compared to some other places) is the themes of their rooms. They're different. They're not the typical pirate ship, jail or western room that has been done and redone so many times. So props to them for thinking outside the box. After all, isn't that what is an escape room is about anyways? As for our GM, David (who also happens to be the owner), was great. He was very accommodating to our scheduling request and just an overall personable guy. We also enjoyed talking shop with him while we were there. If you're into escape rooms or even if this is your first time, this place is worth checking out. And for any enthusiasts up in the valley (like we are), drive down and see these guys. You won't be disappointed.

This was our first escape room experience and it was fantastic!!! We had a blast and The owner…read moreDavid is the best... the room we did was buried alive and it was super fun and very challenging! We will DEFINITELY be back!

I had the opportunity to visit this gym today and found it to be very nice. There is a great…read moreassortment of equipment, all in terrific condition. The facility is super clean and well taken care of. The owner is phenomenal. I highly recommend 24/7 Fitness!

This is a wonderful park to bring your children-- or yourself, with playgrounds, a big field, and…read moremany, many hills. The photos below show that there are various police officers in training, while we witness their nice uniforms. Nothing much to say here, but I enjoyed our time in Coolidge, AZ. Lots of love, Denver.