We want you so very much to be what you once were. A decent place to eat with a nice menu, good…read moresensible food regardless of the price. Your new menu is just as lacking and stupid as the last one. Last time we were there, you were out of 3 things. Go to one of your sister Troon restaurants, which we do frequently, and seek guidance. Don't get me started on your ridiculous hours. Close at 4 pm? Open at 10? Which day what day when? Cabin is just as bad. Where have you gone Torreon? Can't all be Scott's idea. He is the best part of the semblance of what you once had. First get a different chef. someone that is not trying to reinvent the wheel. Just good, sensible food. Charge as much as you need to but make coming by worth while.

Save your money & time, and we are even residents at Torreon. I felt compelled to write this to…read morehelp someone who is considering dining here. We tried the Wednesday Prime Rib night tonight and ordered the 16 Oz Prime Rib (Med Rare), Baked Potato with Creamy Horseradish. When asked how we would like the Baked Potato, we said fully loaded. I'll add that we waited 15 minutes before a waiter/waitress even acknowledged us. Our food came out 40 minutes later! The potato was bleak and lukewarm. No butter. No anything. Fully loaded was fully barren. No Aus Ju or horseradish for the Prime Rib either, and the Prime Rib was actually COLD.. Cold to the touch. The waiter took our plate and came back confirming that it was cold, as did the Chef.When asked if we wanted a new order, we politely declined waiting another 40 minutes, paid for our Coke, tipped the waiter, and left. We felt bad for him that his Cook is serving cold food. Not his fault.. Terrible service & even worse food.

Great golf course. Over all course in great shape. Greens are amazing very difficult but amazing…read more Only problem with this course is they have no control of pace of play. It should not take five hours to play a round of golf. We had an early tee time and by the second tee we were waiting 10+ minutes to play next hole . When we turned at ten. Even more groups had crowded in so back nine was even slower. So they not only don't control the tee time or placing at all. Very sad. Won't play there again for this reason . I would not recommend the course at all. There are many other good course in the area.

Now called Birdie Ranch at Silver Creek, this golf course just outside of Showlow is the best…read morepublic (or semi-private) course around Show Low. It's always in great shape and a very fair but challenging course designed by Gary Panks. While the weekend rate is getting closer to $100 by the year, it's still only ~$45 during the week. It's a must play if you live in Arizona!

Cute little golf course up north. Holes play short and can be awkward at times…read more Originally was going to play the day after we got in town, but they had closed down the driving range for the weekend to have a car show. Not only was the area packed, the driving range was closed. Ended up playing later in the week during our visit. The driving range was open then, but it seemed the staff were manually collecting balls. There is no distance marked on the driving range, so not overly helpful. Towards the end of our stay, they were doing maintenance on the course so we had to play the same 9 holes twice. The course overall is in decent condition. I just wish these disruptions were better communicated online and by phone. I had called before our visit to make sure there were no unusual closures or disruptions to the course and was never advised of this. Course could be more organized and better managed overall. Was good, but plenty of opportunity for improvement. Scenery was the best part. Lots of birds and squirrels. The squirrels are far too friendly and had them run across the green multiple time during play. Also had another squirrel nearly climb up me... be on alert.

I love the vibe. If you know you know. Food was good and so was the service. Come here for a…read moredrink. And watch some golf or some trees. Best of two world.

Over watered fairways on the nine hole side. You should not be penalized for hitting a great drive…read moredown the middle only to have your ball land in water and mud stopping any roll out. Also why have so much thick rough around the greens. This isn't the PGA tour. Lastly how about some level tee boxes instead of standing on a mound.

Really enjoyed playing here. Moderate course with some fun holes...lol. Tree in front of green…read more Tough doglegs. Course was a bit spongy but was fun! Had a private event here and staff was great and patient!!

Stopped here with my friend on the last day of our vacation and it did not disappoint. We spent…read moreabout 50$ each on a three hour pass which is not bad given it included some of the arcade games, mini golf, and go carts. In that time we were able to ride the go carts three times and complete the mini golf course before spending the rest of the time playing in the arcade. I would definitely visit again next time I am in pinetop.

Owning several businesses in one of the most highly regulated industries in the country, I can…read morecertainly appreciate the need for rules. As a business owner and leader, though, I think you can also appreciate that your responsibilities extend beyond simply having those rules in place. You have a responsibility to keep the public safe, properly train your employees on the rules, and ensure they know how to communicate and enforce them appropriately with your customers. The defensiveness in your reply is similar to what I experienced when I simply tried to explain that your staff did not communicate the rules in the manner you are now describing. That is really at the heart of the issue. You have also taken on the responsibility of creating and operating what you market as a "family fun" environment. Rules and safety are absolutely compatible with that, but the way those rules are communicated and enforced has a significant impact on the experience families have at your business. Rather than immediately becoming defensive when a customer offers criticism, I would encourage you to listen to what they are actually telling you about their experience. Spending less time defending the response and more time understanding the feedback would, in my opinion, make you a more effective leader and ultimately make your organization better.

Welcome 2026! Another amazing menu by Chef Patrick!…read moreThe entire staff is amazing. Dana, Marla, Patrick absolutely top notch.

We have been coming to PTCC for over 20 years. My in-laws are members, and we joined about 10 years…read moreago. PTCC has undergone many changes and renovations, all for the better. The new bar and upgraded patio are wonderful, and with the addition of Annie's Perch, it is nice to sit and enjoy the views while watching golfers finish on the 9th and 18th holes, all while enjoying a cold drink and good food. The comment about frozen pizza is rude and inaccurate. In the last renovation, they installed a pizza kitchen with a pizza oven. Everyone raves about how good the pizza is, and I often see people picking up pizzas to go. The staff is amazing; they are always welcoming and helpful. I can only imagine how challenging it may be sometimes to serve entitled people, but they handle it with grace. My kids have been coming to the country club since they were babies and have had no issues because they understand the importance of etiquette and following the dress code. To the person calling it racist, I am definitely not white and feel very comfortable at the club. Additionally, you cannot take your time on any golf course; it's called golf course etiquette. You need to play quickly since there are tee times every 9 minutes. If you are slow, you slow down play for everyone, making it difficult for other golfers. A leisurely day on the course is only possible if you book a late afternoon tee time during the week. I highly recommend PTCC. It is absolutely beautiful and a great reprieve from the valley heat during the summer. Just be ready for the monsoon season; there is usually afternoon rain, and sirens will alert you to get off the course because of nearby lightning.

The Dome is one of my favorite stores. A very good selection of merchandise and friendly employees…read morewith good service.

Whenever we visit, Showlow from the Phoenix area, I always stop in here to see what new stuff they…read morehave. We have bought many T-shirts and stickers from them. Staff is super helpful and friendly.

We stopped to check it out because they had a golf liquidation sale. This isn't really a sporting…read moregood store since it had only golfing goods. It is a small store with a small parking lot. They had golf bags and clothing outside on the walkway. Inside the store, there were more bags, clubs, balls and gadgets. The inventory seemed a bit low quality. The clothing was ok but sizes were limited. They did have a Golf Ball Claw Retriever that screwed into the end of a putter to pick up a golf ball without bending over. It was $6 something but they cost from 99 cents to 8.95 online. Some had awful ratings so I would double check before buying. In the end, there wasn't anything I really wanted. I doubt if I'll go back. If you are just getting started and want to look at gear before buying, you may want to come here. I would double check prices.

A great little find! A group of friends and I stopped in after exploring Pinetop. We almost missed…read moreit because it's right on a busy road, but I spotted an "Innova" sign. The parking area is a little small, and they have a little bit of everything. Would highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area!

Great selection of discs from all manufacturers! Super helpful staff. If you throw, you should goread more