What a great gem of a spot this! It's kind of tucked away…read moreand that's what makes it all the more charming. The food is delicious. The views are spectacular. (cut down that big tree so you could see more of the golf course) And the service is amazing. Has been I took mom here for lunch to get her out of the house a little bit and we could not have picked a better spot!

Amazing and challenging course. Prepare to lose balls if you're newer and learning. We were warned…read morehowever that this place can't get their act together and it's true. Restaurant closed Monday and Tuesday, but also no cart girl, no Marshall, no ice. The boys who work the carts didn't even have access to it. We sat on the patio and ate food from somewhere else and the door locked behind us. The lady working up front was new and I felt like she was thrown into this job untrained. Feels as though the old timers kinda run it and you're in their way. Prescott Country Club has it figured out, this place could but I don't think they care to.

We've been coming here for years. The staff is always pleasant and professional and mostly…read moreefficient. The food can be all over the map but I'm writing about their wonderful true cod fish and chips all you can eat on Friday. This is excellent and highly recommended I think between here and the Bonnfire in Chino are the best in the tricity area. Of course the atmosphere at Prescott Lakes is spacious and open very nice. A full bar. This dinner is great value and excellent quality. The Cole slaw as well, not overly sweet just right for my pallet. And for the COVID19 they have about ten feet between tables and servers are masked and wearing gloves. Makes one feel very safe. Highly recommended.

Played a charity golf tournament at this course a few weeks back and it was an amazing course. Top…read morenotch all the way around from clubhouse, staff, range, and the course. Great layout and fantastic views. Private course but if you get a chance to play it's a must do.

We played the South today and the course was in great shape. Mowed.greens, tees, fwys, and rough…read morewas good. Pace of play was great. Staff was great. Bev cart Allie, smiling and keeping us hydrated!

I've been playing Antelope Hills since the 1980s, and it's disappointing to see what has happened…read moreto a course that was once one of the premier municipal golf facilities in Arizona. The greens used to be primo--they were the signature of the course and among the best in Northern Arizona. Today they're slow, bumpy, inconsistent, and too often make good putts bounce offline. They often appear to be mowed only every two to three days, are rarely verticut, almost never rolled, and simply don't receive the attention that quality greens require. Cup and pin placement has become another major problem. Too many pins are cut on severe side slopes or in locations that make little sense from a golf course setup standpoint. They've got teenagers setting the cup locations, and it shows in the consistently poor pin placements. Old cup locations are frequently left raised or sunken by as much as a half inch, showing a lack of supervision and attention to detail. The practice putting green doesn't even resemble the speed or quality of the North Course greens. Players warm up for one set of conditions and then face something completely different once they get on the course. One of the most frustrating examples of the lack of attention was when a mower leaked hydraulic fluid across every green on the North Course, leaving visible dead trails. A mistake can happen to anyone, but continuing to mow every green after the leak started showed a lack of oversight and turned a small problem into a course-wide one. Many of the tee boxes are burned up and in terrible condition. They simply need routine spot watering and attention, yet they're allowed to continue deteriorating. It sends the message that course conditioning is no longer a priority. The frustrating part is that this isn't because Northern Arizona is too difficult to maintain. The other courses in the area have outstanding conditions and excellent superintendents, proving that exceptional turf is absolutely achievable in this climate. There simply isn't a good excuse for Antelope Hills falling this far behind. I've been a loyal customer for over 40 years because I care about this course. That's why this is so frustrating. Antelope Hills has two outstanding layouts and tremendous potential, but in my opinion the greens now rank among the worst in Northern Arizona. The golfers who have supported this course for decades deserve better. Management needs to make course conditioning a priority again. Restore the greens to the standard they once had, repair the tee boxes, pay attention to the details, and make Antelope Hills a course the community can once again be proud of.

We had never been to this country club and were actually pleasantly surprised. They have an outside…read moredeck in the green and you can also choose to sit inside. There is plenty of parking and food is very inexpensive. Service was great and of course, the entertainment was the best! Great cocktails! We ordered the nachos and though they were huge, they weren't what I expected. I'll have to try something else next time!

Nice down home bar and restaurant with live music. Definitely a friendly locals bar in Dewey.read more

It hasn't changed a bit in the last year. The course is…read morenice but in 95° temperature. There was no water on the course except for the toilet. The employee said they were aware of that and that we could buy water. After nine holes, we noticed six golf carts behind us. We asked them if some of them wanted to play through and they said no that there was actually 12 people in their group. While on hole number 10 we were approached and asked if we would let four of them play through in between each one of our players in our group of four, how does this happen? They must've gotten three tee times together and then all moved up together since part of them had their own carts someone must've thought it was proper. When we complained about no refreshments on the course, we were told that they only had refreshments on the weekends, this was a holiday weekend. One of our players owns a house. Next to the golf course and has played there frequently on weekends and has never seen a refreshment cart in the last four years. You would think for $100 per person to play that somewhere on the course they could have water containers, ball cleaners, and provide a friendly atmosphere. The employee I spoke with actually thought it was funny when I said the only water on the course available to players was in the toilet. Rumor has it they're trying to sell the course that's why they're trying to maintain it in a quality condition. Maybe the next owner will care about the players and the people that spend money there. Last, but not least they make no allowances for handicap golfers. As a golfer with breathing/walking difficulties they make no allowance and won't allow carts closer than 35 yards to the greens. The Geo fencing beeper in the cart gets really annoying to everyone. I paid for 18 holes and was only able to complete 10 because of the heat, lack of cold water and their requirements. While the one employee liked my handicap flag attached to the cart. It's acceptable by all other golf courses I've played on. He said "it doesn't make any difference".

Played here Saturday, April 4th. Course in great condition, greens were really good but very, very…read morefast. Some holes even a tap and the ball will sail 3ft past the cup. Never go past the cup, ball will sail on the green. Staff is always super friendly as are the golfers on the course. Was under 4hr round at 1:12pm tee time. I'm a local and really enjoy playing here.

New chef at Prescott club and food is amazing!!! Best hamburger we ever had and the service always…read moreover the top!!! Must come and try it out !!!!

After a long, relaxing week in Prescott to enjoy the 4th, my wife and I dipped into Prescott Club…read moreat the StoneRidge golf course. It had been a while and I was craving the Rodeo Burger and a cold, frosty beer. The burger did not disappoint and the brew was on point. My wife enjoyed the club sandwich and a delightful cocktail. The icing on the cake was the spectacular view from the patio. There was a gentle mountain breeze and plenty of wildlife to entertain us. Our service team was friendly and professional and attended to our needs in timely fashion. When you're in Prescott, check it out.

Amazing location ! So much more than just a horseback ride. The town was a blast and Cowboy Bob our…read moreguide was a good time and wealth of information. Highly recommend

Here are some great photos to go along with the review I already posted! This is definitely an…read moreadventure to bring the whole family on!

Amazing place! Clean super fun lots to do and great pricing…read more Only issue was the 4D theater the 3D was blurry and the fans were so loud you couldn't hear the audio from the video. Otherwise amazing place! Highly recommend!

The golf course is rundown, none of the water fountains are working. Leaves in debris on all the…read moregreens tickets are expensive. Air hockey is really bad. Needs to be replaced.