Originally known as Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course is a 18 hole executive course, It re-opened a few…read moreyears ago and is in process of improving as time goes by. I just recently played here. I wasn't sure what to expect? I have heard a lot of bad things about this place. First, they are currently in a temporary club house, until they build a new one. The course itself is in decent shape, you can tell they are working on it. The employees were very nice, and are trying to give us a good experience. I did point out a problem to them. There are no marshal's on the course. There was a foursome who played like there was none else on the course. It really made the round longer then it should. I was surprisingly surprised how well and fast the greens were. The fairways are OK, you will find some bare areas. The current price is very reasonable at this time of year. Overall it was a good time, just stay on top of the groups that are holding everyone else back.

This is the shitiest course in the United States. They don't even have a bathroom or club house…read more The conditions are shit. I teed of on a hole looking at TBell. Would not recommend this place to anyone unless they were given a free round. Then I would recommend they give that free round away to someone else as a Christmas or birthday gift.

My husband and I booked a tee time at San Marcos Golf Course on Father's Day weekend. We chose an…read more11:00 AM tee time, which was significantly cheaper than the early morning tee times because it's usually in the 100+ degrees by then. We're used to it and we bring lots of cooling towels. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The driving range was limited to irons only during our visit, not sure why. The course was in great shape for the most part and the pace of play was ideal. There was no one in front of us or behind us pretty much the entire time. Food from the restaurant was decent. They provided a small "cooler" which is more like a small lunch bag for the drinks. The golf carts don't have coolers, which isn't a deal breaker, but a bit inconvenient especially since the lunch bag they gave us leaked and there wasn't a good spot for it in the cart. Regardless, we had a nice experience. We played all 18 holes and are excited to play again in the future!

Who wouldn't want to play at a historic course like this?…read moreLegends like Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart, Ronald Reagan, and even Al Capone once passed through its grand and glorious doors which adds a special kind of magic for an everyday golfer like me out on the fairways. Unlike many of the reviews I've seen, my experience was quite the opposite, in the best way. The course was in excellent condition, with some of the best greens I've ever played on in Arizona. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the pace of play was just right. We were never rushed from behind or held up by the group in front. The beer was cold, the food was hot, and honestly, I have no complaints. It was an amazing time from start to finish.

During my work, I attended an event at the Whirlwind Golf Club. The day was absolutely beautiful,…read morewith lush green grass and a breathtaking blue sky above. If you're ever in the Chandler area and looking for a day of golfing, definitely go there!

If either of these courses are not on your list, or your on the fence about coming, change it and…read moreadd these course to your list of play. Either courses are fun tracks that challenge you in different ways. The Cattail is a super fun track that has a lot of potential for scoring good. Greens roll really true with good pace and everywhere around them has crisp perfectly manicured grass defining the fringe to apron back to fairways. I wish the bunkers (sand) was more fluff and softer but still very easy to manage out of them. The course conditions were absolutely nice and pretty much as perfect as you would expect for a course of this nature. Cart guys, pro shop staff, starter were all great and super helpful and very informative on anything g you needed or asked. Services throughout were great and the weather was perfect. The pace of play was very nice, never saw the group in front of us or behind us and finished a group 4 in 3 hours 58 minutes from the Golds(one) shy of the tips (black). I definitely want to come back here again rather soon. Great overall experience. It appears the LPGA will be here exactly the following week from today play as they were setting up all over the course. Even with cart path only on all holes, walking out to the ball was not difficult on any of the holes.

We ABSOLUTELY LOVE the weekend breakfasts at Red Mountain Ranch Grille!! We patronize this location…read morealmost every weekend and ALWAYS look forward to Kathy's delicious breakfasts! We've never been disappointed with the food or the outstanding service from Michelle!! We look forward to bringing our out of town guests to this place for breakfast!! Great job girls!

This was a tough 4-star review. It was more like 3.5. This…read morecourse is fun. It's a Pete Dye designed course. So the greens difficulty and tough Bunkers are expected. The cons: Driving range is in poor shape. The tee box, needs leveling There are some bare spots The pros: The greens are in great shape. The Bunkers are in great shape. The fairways are good. The beverage cart came by three times, which was great. We had lunch afterwards, and it was delicious. I recommend their sweet chili wings. We had a great time, the pace was great also.

This is a nuanced review because some avid golfers will find my take on this spot repulsive…read more However, for those of us hackers who are on a budget, this is definitely the spot for you! I was introduced to stripe via a friend who I hadn't connected with in a while. We were looking for a way to catch up And spend some time outdoors so heading to the driving range seem like a perfect idea. However, finding an affordable driving range that isn't overly crowded in Phoenix is a bit of a challenge. Now mind you, I am a high handicap golfer, who does not spend a lot of time on the course. So when I do go out, I accept that I am likely going to Dig up a lot of holes and lose a lot of balls. If your game is like mine, then this is the place for you. I wouldn't put too much emphasis on aesthetics as this is about as rough cut as they get. However, they have a driving range, a putting green And a chipping area. All of these surfaces are pretty rough and are not anywhere near top golf quality. However, if you're trying to improve your game, and you are not too bougie to play on some hardscrabble, check this place out. They do close a little earlier on evenings, but this isn't a course you would want to be out late on anyway. They also Have an executive nine hole course that you can walk or ride on. Definitely recommend the spot to anybody who is looking to improve their game and isn't caught up on the aesthetics of the location.

This is a great little course in Mesa! I was here for a disc golf tournament, which I think they do…read morein addition to it being a regular golf course. It's totally walkable course (also didn't see any golf carts just hand carts). Nice big parking lot, 3 port-a-potties onsite (two in the front one on the back fence-line ). All my pictures are just scenery which was beautiful, lots of water holes and I think a driving range. Definitely want to play it again!

We just had a banquet at Ocotillo Golf Club and it was beautiful. Olivia did a great job helping us…read moreprepare and the staff were helpful and organized. They all made sure the event was a success.

Course must have been in such bad condition before the weekend that they thought oh let's water the…read morelife out of it. Making it soggy and dead grass spots. Standing water on fairways and every bunker. Numerous areas under repair. Huge divots every shot so wet we ran out of sand. Played in a scramble tourney that was supposed to have multiple tastings on holes and I think there was 3. The tourney prize for first was a head cover like what?!?! Just a money grab. *UPDATED* Jeff below will try to tell you lies to make what occurred seem better to save face. There was only 3 tastings. Two par 3's had empty tables. Prizes were underwhelming at best. A bag tag looks like a child made at elementary school, a free round of golf in these conditions (couldn't pay me to play it again), and one of their own head covers. Utilize your vendors from golf brands. Other courses offering hundreds of dollars, clubs, etc for lesser tournament registration fees. You offer what seems to be after thoughts to be cheap. Every course waters more in the summer so it doesn't get fried but morning tee times see dew. Not standing water and soggy ground with every step. It was the most unprofessional tournaments I have ever seen. Absolute amateur hour. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COURSE!!!!!!

Just returned to golfing after a long time away nursing an injury. Started back at the executive…read morecourses nearby. So that's the mindset, something beyond the driving range but not a great test of my endurance. And most of all make it affordable since I may not make the round due to my injury and/or the heat. Played here in May. A friendly greeting by the staff. There was ice in the coolers and cart service as we made our round. This and the on cart GPS made it a very manageable time in the heat. The greens were in decent shape with some burn spots developing. Fairways were in okay shape but there were a few bald areas even this early in the summer. Overall this is one of the better executive courses I've played in the area. But measuring as a golf course, sub par. So take that into account.

It has been over 2 years since I first gave a review on Springfield Golf Resort. Not much has…read morechanged except my golf game and new clubs which I purchase from the Pro Shop after attending a series of Demo Days put on by manufacturers. And I have had the opportunity to golf at other locations since swinging my first club just months before my prior review. Springfield Golf Resort remains at 5 stars (Great) despite one negativity, inconsistant greens which is an important thing for golfers and the short game. I have seen my ball hop, skip, and jump to the hole at times, not break when it should and visa-versa. I have had missed shots due to crowns even around the hole and even role slightly back as slowly inching to the hole. But other than the greens sometimes a challenge, the greens are playable and Par's a plenty when you get used to their condition. But dont expect the PGA to come here for a tournament though. Beyond the greens, I love this executive course with so much potenial to be one of the best executive courses in the state especially for all levels with well defined fairways that offer a lot of variety and challenges in a good way to improve your golf and increase your enjoyment and golf experience. And most importantly, lots of opportunities for tree shade throughout the course for the warmer season known as hell. This course has the typical hazards of any course however the water and tree hazzards are only an issue to you if youleave the fairway in most cases. Bunkers are a different story in that they tend to congregate to the sides of the greens and a few in front here. The sand in the bunkers can at times be like hitting off soft dirt and can have poor drainage after a rain (yes that sometimes happens in Chandler) or after significant irrigating of the green/fairway; it is a non-issue if you avoid the hazard, lol. End up in the hazard and you pay the price. The people here are friendly and the staff have no equals from professionalism to friendliness in my opinion. And they do what they can to accommodate all sorts of situations to allow you to play and make it enjoyable. They have recently this year invested in new golf carts with GPS to help you range the ball to green which is noice. But it does also keep you from driving where they don't want to to go to get to your ball, again, if you leave the fairway so don't unless you like to walk. One complaint is that the mini-ice chest is super small and cant accomodate much once ice is added. The speed of play can at times seem at times slower during the week than on weekends. There are leages with mostly elderly people that play regularly during the week and this is in a 55 and older community so I found myself waiting to tee-off more during the week then weekend. Last weekday round had be 25 minutes behind normal pace of play. Rarely happens to that degree on weekends. But the staff and the new GPS carts try to mitigate slow play. They have an excellent, well marked driving range with 3 range ball bucket sizes to accommodate a short pre-round warm-up to a longer practice session at a reasonable rate. The green fees are creeping up there in price like everyplace else but remains one of the lower costs courses in Phoenix which is enhanced further by the offering of a seasonal punch cards that don't expire to help save you money and can be shared amongst others in your party. Don't forget to stop by the 19th hole after your round of golf to say hello to the very friendly staff and relax while enjoying food/refreshments and som sports on one of the many TV's. All and all, going to other courses, I have been spoiled by this one and Springfield Golf Resort serves as the basis of comparison.

This course was in great condition, we had a great time. We will be back . 5 STARS. The staff was…read moreexcellent

Not a golfer. But I did eat at the grill here. Staff were friendly. Ordered fish and chips and…read moreenjoyed the view of the course.