Chaparral Country Club

The course was not in great shape but it was cheap and we had a fun day. Staff and other players were super friendly.

This course is close to my house so I play there often.

This was our first time playing on this course, but we will probably not play there again. Course is in bad physical condition and residents are allowed to play as walk one, which really slowed us down. Very disappointing

For someone who isn’t able to play regularly and only with her family once or twice a year this is a good way to not be intimidated by the game and maybe someday take up the game. The staff is amazing.,

I realize playing golf in February you might not get the greatest conditions but this was beyond bad. Dirt all over, dead grass, un-mowed greens what looked like big mounds that was from putting in new sewer and water. It was awful. Only paid 15 for 18 with cart but did not think was a value with the course conditions. Sorry but just being honest. Nice people working there that was the only good thing i can say.

The staff is incredibly friendly while supporting a course that is an embarrassment. It should all be marked as grounds under repair. Nuff said.

The course was as I. Remembered it. It's short five par 4s four par 3s had a little trouble checking in but they had a meeting and forgot to take signs down.
The course can be challenging especially if you're having trouble with hooking the ball. The short par 4s are fun if you're a big hitter and easy to reach if you're not the greens are small.

I paired up with Mr. Jim, had a great time and the weather was great. shot a +17 and had 5 par's.

This course is a good course for older golfers as it is very flat and an easy to walk for golfers. There is not a lot of sand or water.

Narrow fairways, par three and four course. Greens in fair condition but could use work. Golf cart needs work runs ruff.

The course was in good shape and the starter was doing everything he could to make the experience good.

This is a nine-hole course with par threes and par fours. We played eighteen holes (nine holes twice - once from blues and once from reds). Fun course. The day we played there was a tournament which had a frost delay; however, Andy worked us in quickly after the tournament cleared.

Greens were firm and fast for this type of course.
my wife is a beginner so it was good for her.

It was somewhat misleading re: number of holes- listed as 18 holes but actually repeat 9 holes with different tee placements. First 9 holes were confused untill the staff told us that we were to repeat the holes at different tee placements. Only 64 par that we finished in 1 hour 55 minutes, all "18 holes.
Greens were ok. Fairways needed some mprovement. No beverage cart available but the sign said "no outside cooler or food."

Greens extremely fast, but a fun beginners course.

Good value for the money (recognizing we received a great rate on the GolfNow website). 15 minute drive from our hotel in Laughlin. Need to remember the course is on Arizona time (versus Nevada) so an hour time difference. It's actually a nine hole course but played from different tee boxes on the front 9 and back 9, which was good given it was our (wife and I, both retired) first time playing it so you could apply what you learned on the front 9 to the back 9. Course is not overly long or difficult though the greens were very fast (compared to what we are used to).