Really like stopping here to practice…read more Pros: They've done a lot of improvements for the past couple of years. New balls, ball trackers, replaced some of the older mats, etc. They're currently building a facility to serve food and drinks. Bathrooms are reasonably clean. There's a fantastic golf shop attached and service is amazing. Cons: Without fail there are a handful of dysfunctional or out of order bays. The Trackman golf sensors often misread or miss a shot and there's no way to fix it. Bays and screens look like they've never been cleaned (tons of dust). I'm not too crazy about the table and chairs. I find the stool chairs (over the lower metal ones) to be very uncomfortable and tables just collect dirt (more things that should be cleaned). Overall I highly recommend this place, they just have a few things to work on.

I've been spending between $450 - $600 a month here since January 2025. The employees there are…read moreamazing. However the owner's (Rich oldenburg) business model is GREED. Maybe get a degree in business, or 2, like myself before making such a business sabotaging decision. His recent 20% price hike (with nothing new and the quality diminishing) i wont spend another dime there. Good job Rich!

I don't think I have ever seen such a beautiful and great condition (both fairways and greens) on a…read morepublic course, especially a muni. Kudos to the maintenance team. Big and nice practice facility. Staffs were friendly and professional, including starter. The pace of play is on a slow side because the gap between each group is 8 minutes, I think. But it is worth it since the surrounding of the course is quite peaceful. Golf carts got GPS and Bluetooth speakers too, yes, on a muni. The only downside was back 9 restroom was locked before 5pm. Ice and water station: by the pro shop Bathroom: clean

This golf course is one of the hidden gems in the valley. I play it every week and it is a…read morebeautiful walk in a hilly area near South Mountain. The course is always in great shape and the green fees are completely reasonable.

Grand Canyon College Golf Course…read more For the old timers in Phoenix, this golf course was the former public city golf course known as Maryvale Golf Course. I played here many times as Maryvale, first time since Grand Canyon University took over the management and maintenance of the golf course. Have to say GCU has made many improvements to the golf course, fairways are thicker with grass, greens are fast and challenging. The off fairway areas are thin to no grass and the old Tamarack Trees are the same as before . The clubhouse is the major difference, new and beautiful with nice banquet area for meeting and lunch for tournaments. Good job GCU

I love the course and its super affordable when using the Phoenix City card. The reason I am giving…read morethis 3 stars instead of 5 is because the pro shop worker, Kendal, is such an unpleasant person to deal with. Last time I played I checked in 7 minutes before my tee time and he says "You're late, you guys are on the tee box". No im not. No we weren't. There was still a group a head of us waiting to tee off. Its always some kind of rude remark. Its 8am on a Saturday. We pay a lot of money to be here. Were all excited we finally have a day where we can enjoy a round of golf. Its not that hard to put a smile on your face and not try to ruin the fun for others.

This is a nice little executive 9 hole course; well maintained with a good driving range, putting…read moregreen and chipping practice area. It's a city course so $24 to play 9. If you have a city pass it would be less. It's a solid 4 star city course and much better than other city courses I believe. Clubhouse staff are friendly and they have drinks and snacks for purchase. Decent seating outside as well.

Came to Arizona for hiking an laying by the pool with a possibility that we may golf. Found this…read morecourse 30 minutes from where we were staying. Got a tee time the day before, rented clubs, course was short, but well maintained for how cheap it was. The workers there were AMAZING, super nice and helpful.

8 years since my previous review. I changed clubs almost annually. Different manufacturers. 6…read moremonths ago I bought an entire set of vintage 2017 Ping G400 irons, 4 iron thru lob wedge. Got them for a low price on eBay from a brick n' mortar golf store in Alabama. In excellent condition. 2 months ago out of curiosity I attended a Ping demo day at my local golf course. Wanted to smack some of the latest models of clubs. While hitting some balls rather poorly the Ping guy says to me "Here, let's put you in a green dot 2 degrees upright, it will straighten out your shots". 5 swings with arrow straight ball flights I admit that he is absolutely correct. So rather buy a whole set of new clubs for close to $1600 I decide to have my perfectly useable 8 year old Pings modified. I send them off to the factory repair shop. I learn that the waiting list for the work is 4 - 6 weeks. After a kerfuffle with my work order the clubs do come home to me in six weeks. I'm totally satisfied with the modifications. The shop even polished up the heads. My cost for modifying 10 clubs was $36 plus $20 for return shipping. Fantastic! Like I said in my 2017 review, after playing golf clubs from many, many manufacturers I am the best potential golfer with Ping clubs. Oh, my driver, 5 wood and 3 hybrid are also Ping. Just my putter is a Taylormade Spider. Which is kind'a hilarious as Ping started out as a golf putter company.

The ping factory tour was really fun. I'm not a golfer and was worried I'd be bored but I wasn't…read more The tour was full of history, manufacturing progress and science. It was great!

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.

Troon course This…read morecourse was chosen by a broker that my friend worked with on our golf getaway for the 12 of us. It took almost an hour to get here from Scottsdale. Good thing it was a reverse commute. When I noticed it was Troon affiliated course I ran into the pro shop to ask about it. Because it was booked through a third party I was unable to get credit. The weather cooperated this past Friday, and we were able to drive the golf carts throughout the course. The golf cart contained a ball washer. And ice in the cooler. And a golf towel. Also GPS and USB. If you drive too close to the green the cart freezes up. You need to put it in reverse and back away. The front nine was nice and easy. The back nine more challenging as there were more hazards. The marshal did a good job of keeping everyone on pace.

Where do I start!? If there were a gold medal for customer service, Tyler at Estrella Golf Club…read morewould already be on the podium doing a victory dance. From the moment I arrived, Tyler treated me like absolute royalty--not the stuffy kind with powdered wigs, but the cool kind who gets VIP treatment and never has to lift a finger. And get this--he didn't just go the extra mile, he lapped the field. Not only did he ensure my golf experience was flawless, but he also took care of my dog. That's right. While I was out there slicing drives and pretending I knew how to read greens, Tyler was being a canine concierge, making sure my four-legged friend was just as pampered as I was. This level of service is a dying art form, and Tyler is out here keeping it alive like a customer service superhero. Someone give this man a raise--effective immediately. Actually, backdate it a few months. He's earned every penny. Go Tyler, go Tyler--you've set the gold standard. Bravo!

Only been golfing a few months but The North course is one of the nicer ones I have played. Front…read moredesk staff is always courteous and helpful

Worst course in the valley. Would rather play stripe show. No carts available. Staff was rude…read more Course was in terrible condition