Tee times were backed up because the Saturday morning men's league didn't schedule accordingly…read more However, Eli, Steve, and Asher were very pleasant while we waited! We've golfed here many times and have never seen this much of a wait. We will be back! WE MISS MARK!

After seeing so many Golf Ranch ads on IG I was curious about this course. I arrived and realized…read moreit was total chaos and disorganized. There were no carts available and a group of about 15 people clustered by the building. All the people who work there seemed very confused. There was no Marshall directing the flow or order of cart assignment. I started asking everyone their golf time and that is how we gained clarity on who got the next cart. Finally, a couple carts started trickling in and only one person was cleaning the carts and there was a pause on that. They gave the cart to the nearest person to them so we then started going into the golf shop to ask for a key. None of it made sense. By this point it's 15 minutes past my tee off time (10:48). We finally get a cart and tee off and the course is very poorly maintained with small ravines veining across all the fairways. I'm surprised someone built a course on this bad land. The cart paths are junky, they have small black poles everywhere right at shin height and I now have a scratch on my leg. The course layout was whack and the driving range was also subpar. I feel like this course should refund my money and reimburse me the gas money for the 30 minutes it took to get there.

Five stars for the Sun City Country Club's once a month, free, family/youth program. My oldest has…read morebeen saying that he wants to learn how to golf. After seeing a shared post on Facebook about the program, we decided to check it out. Program is set up with stations for the kids to rotate through. Outside are chipping, putting and driving. Inside is a golf simulator. All stations are staffed. Kids are given instructions on what to do, as well as pointers while practicing. Several people may be engaging with the outside stations at a time. Inside simulator is one participant at a time. During the event, club are available to use free of charge. Participants are also welcome to bring their own clubs. They have really assembled the right team for the event. Everyone was so encouraging and patience. Did I mention patience?!?! They were really taking the time to try and help the kids understand the fundamentals of each station. What and how were explained along with why. This was all while keeping the instruction low pressure. My child left feeling motivated. To help encourage youth to continue with the sport, the club offers various youth programs. Regular youth lessons are available. Youth are welcome to purchase a bucket of balls, and use the driving range, even if not a member. (Parent/ adult supervision required.) Children who's parents take an online survey get to golf for free, with paid adult, until their their 18th birthday.

Just a dirt track. Half the fairway is just dirt. Greens slow as molasses. $40 for a round is…read morerobbery here. Summer or not just stay away

Very nice over 55 community. My wife and I are comparing Trilogy Vistancia in Peoria, and Trilogy…read moreVerde River in Rio Verde. Both amazing neighborhoods with stellar golf courses. Both top tier, and you get what you pay for! I noticed people who live here are extremely friendly. And very welcoming. Worth checking out!

Good layout and value. Wish they would make the putting and chipping green separate. They have room…read morebehind the first tee for another green. Pro shop could use a refresh

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.

What a great day at Quintero. This place is quickly becoming one of my favorite courses in Arizona…read more The course is absolutely beautiful -- incredible desert views, huge elevation changes, and some seriously memorable holes. It's challenging too. Quintero has a way of giving you an amazing view from the tee box right before you launch a perfectly good golf ball into the desert. What really impressed us was the service. Everyone was friendly, helpful and genuinely seemed happy to have us there. For a course this nice, the whole place is surprisingly laid-back and unpretentious. No stuffy country-club vibe at all -- just great people and a really relaxed atmosphere. We came out for a birthday round, laughed a lot, hit a few great shots and several that will never be spoken of again. Beautiful course, awesome staff and just a great overall experience. We'll definitely be back.

For June the course is in great shape. The greens are best in the valley having punched few weeks…read moreago. Rolling really smooth and pure. Always a fun but challenging time with great views

The staff in the pro shop were great and the course was spectacular. The new award winning bridge…read moreis beautiful. Course is well worth your time. Play Rancho Manana!

Service: 2-stars - I booked a twilight tee time through GolfNow (GN) and the morning of, it was…read morecancelled. I was notified via email from GN that my cancellation request was being processed (which I never requested). So I contacted Rancho Manana's pro shop to ask what happened because I did not request to cancel my afternoon tee time. Then Tom at the pro shop told me he received a call from GN to cancel my tee time, allegedly. And of course, the tee time was booked up within an hour. So Tom tells me I can book for other open tee times instead. The resolution was for the customer to lose their original tee time, and then rebook a different tee time because the pro shop canceled my tee time erroneously. Ultimately had to book an earlier tee time and I requested for Tom to hook me up with a cheaper rate due to their mess-up. So Tom agreed and gave me a discounted greens fee. I suppose that was nice but it would have been better if he offered it in the beginning after acknowledging that he cancelled my tee time without verifying the caller who called in to cancel my tee time. Course: 4-stars - Challenging, fun tracks with decent greens. I'd say the only reason for the minus 1 star is due to the driving range being kind of small and cost of range balls - $10 for a small bag of balls? Come on - just feels like they're taking advantage of the players here. Overall: 3-stars - Had a great time with the boys and definitely would love to come back. Just sucked to have to deal with some BS the morning of my tee time. If I hadn't called GolfNow's customer service to clear things up and if Tom didn't make it right for his mistake, and me and the boys didn't have a great time, then this would be a 1-star review. But luckily, all the golfers in my group (6 players) were able to make it to an earlier tee time(s) and we worked it all out. So 3-stars for having a fun set of 18 holes.

I visited Arizona with a few friends during the summer as registered guests of Suncity Grand…read morecommunity association management. We played over 9 courses while I was here and it was some of the best golf I have played in years, that is until I played here. We made arrangements over 8 months in advance, and booked the round at the maximum 2 weeks beforehand, to ensure our journey from Toronto had no issues. The pro shop had no record of our registered guest status, and called the management office who also had no record of us. We had to convince the lady we had followed all protocols necessary to play these courses, but insisted we had to play public rates, from 28 to over 60USD. After a bit of arguing, they finally agreed to allow us to play their course at rate we negotiated, saying "they will take the heat this time". This left a sour taste but I understand this was probably a simple miscommunication in their organization. Throughout the entire round, I have never seen a Marshall be a personal escort. He barely left our side, and often rode his cart in our general direction while we were teeing off, which was very distracting both visually and audibly. We were behind an elderly group, one member whom rode an accessibility golf cart equipped with oxygen mask, so we tried to keep our distance from them. We had to wait on every single shot, but the pace was decent, so we didnt mind. We were by far the fastest group on the course. One particular hole, 380 yards, we waited until they were approaching the green. Marshall insisted we should be on the tee ready and hit, while they were well within our driving distance at the 150 yard stake. I drove the ball to 80 yards from the green. I don't appreciate marshals telling me when I should hit, insinuating we are slowing the pace down. I just don't get why he wouldn't leave us alone. Overall, the course was in good condition and the layout was good. The golf itself was fine, but the staff made me feel uneasy from the get go. Future trips back to Pheonix certainly won't include this course, given the other amazing options at equal or better value.

I am 40 years old usually wouldn't get the chance to play this course however played it on 6-13-15…read moreand thoroughly enjoyed this golf course. It has some not so great holes like 1 and 10 however other then those 2 I thought the course was fun and different with good playing conditions and for 18 dollars in the summer you cant beat it. I shouldn't tell anyone to play this course because I like playing when no one else is out there.

Best thing since sliced bread! Mebbe I shouldn't give this place a great review! So it doesn't get…read morecrowded! Nice when the outside temperature is 107' ! Cool 65' inside! The hitting bays are state of the art! Love it here!

Just as frustrating as real golf! Fun times though here at Club Twirl. Will be back many times,…read moreespecially in the summer.