Wickenburg Country Club

The course was in the best condition that I can remember playing. Both the Fairways and Greens were good. It was a very nice day playing.

3+ weeks out of over-seeding, the course was in really good shape, great/fun staff, beautiful views of the local mountains, perfect weather; but lacked maps of holes (so we were very surprised to see water in places we were unaware of - and couldn't see).

I like this course, it is a true desert course with small targets, lots of trouble, difficult small greens which are pretty well protected, and lots of elevation change. It is well cared for and the fairways and greens are in good condition. It is an older course with dirt cart paths which make for a bumpy ride. This round was delayed by the need to fix some of the wash outs from heavy rains over the weekend but once out it was a lot of fun. However, an unexpected downpour occured and we needed to abandon our round after 9 holes, no rain check provided.

This course was astonishing. So beautiful, tucked away up in Wickenburg. Insane view of the mountain ranges. Grass felt awesome in October. A few degrees cooler than Phoenix.. we'll take that. Though what separated this from most Phoenix golf that we are used to is how deadly the out of bounds areas are. I basically learned that, if it's OB, you're taking a drop. A lot of desert is open and you can at least punch out of the dirt.. but here, you're in the low-to-the-ground brush and not getting that thing out from the branches and low trees. The fairways felt very narrow.. A fun challenge. The par 3's were like 250 yards from the blues and super narrow windows to get there. A ton of the tee boxes are on their own island, so you have to jump a solid 150+ yards to get the fairway, which even then is very narrow at the start, so you better reliably hit far with accuracy, or go up a tee box. A couple holes had the option to fling over the mountains and land in a fairway you couldn't see, that was a super fun risky option!! Play here. It will challenge you (but what do I know, I am not good.)

Lady at check-in was strange and felt the need to tell me what tees to play from despite not knowing my skill level at all. Course was in terrible shape. Tee boxes were literal rough. Impossible to tee the ball up high enough to avoid grass interference unless you had maybe a 5 inch tee. They tout the quality of the greens, but were beyond slow. I wouldnt pay $20 to play this course again.

First of all, it just reopened from overseeding, however, I have no understanding as to why they had not cut down the tee boxes. They were as wild as the rough, and it was difficult to get a good tee shot off most of the time. The Course layout was a bit wild at times and they did warn me about it at the beginning, but I did not fully grasp how crazy it was going to be until I saw it. For a person who had never played the course before there was no way of knowing where I was supposed to hit the ball at times.

You do not want to miss the fairway at this place. This is true Desert, Golf the fairways and greens were in beautiful condition. However, on the tee boxes the grass was about 3 inches long and was interfering with the face of my driver. I know this was the first day that they opened after overseeding and I would expect that they will be chopping the tee boxes down any time. Also no beverage cart for snacks and sodas but they do offer several snack items and drink options in the Pro Shop and provide ice for the coolers on the golf carts. Overall, we had a lot of fun and a lot of swearing and lost a lot of golf balls if you are a beginner, you don’t want to play here, but I will be returning.

First time playing here. It was a challenging course. I will be back. I would recommend playing here to everyone

The course has a great & challenging layout! Numerous dog legs & definitely makes you use different clubs from your bag! Make sure to pay close attention to where the hole is and where to put your first shot. Really friendly staff along with fairways that are in decent shape and greens that are very nice, especially for the hot summer!!

Tee boxes & fairways are in bad shape. Green’s might be the best in the valley. If you don’t mind rolling your ball in the fairway than it’s worth the money

Like I said great track very tight. Only use driver on three holes. Awesome views greens were in great shape true smooth and a decent speed. Overall, I recommend recommended.

They have obviously taken great pride in caring for the course. In was in the best condition I've found it in the last 3 years. The greens were very fast but rolled true. Good sand in the traps, very playable. This is a tough course, target golf, accuracy is important so having the course in great condition helps.

Yes it is a bit of a drive, but it is well worth it. No people hounding you, cool little layout with absolutely incredible greens. The food is spectacular and very reasonable.

This was over 50 miles to get there. When we arrived and I entered the Pro Shop, the guy behind the counter just looked at me, said nothing. He told me where to find the driving range. Said nothing about getting balls. Went to range, no balls, so returned to Pro Shop. Man was sitting outside the shop smoking a cigarette and sitting in a cart. When I asked about balls, he said he would have to get them for me. Overall, this person ruined any chance of enjoying the round. Course is narrow with many blind shots.

The Fairways and Greens are in good condition. The tee boxes are a challenge as sometimes it is difficult to find a level starting position. Picking the right club is important in order to get a good score.