Sunbird Golf Resort

Busy course. Easy check-in. We used the practixe putting green before starting. Was of value as the green are slow. The course itself is easy to maneuver. The fairways and greens were in good shape. As were the tee boxes. We had to wait 5 minutes at each hole during to the backlog ahead of us. It was a reasonable wait. Starter was friendly and professional. All in All a good experience. We will.come back. Long hitters will eed to go down a club or two.

If it wasn’t for an on-course worker, the experience would have been great. The worker made some very coarse remarks that were unnecessary and unwarranted.

My experience playing at Sunbird was wonderful and I mean wonderful. I will first start off by saying everyone I saw was polite and said hi which made me feel welcome. The staff inside was very helpful specifically Ken who help me. The course is well kept and the greens are nice. I played with a guy named Jimmy who lives on the property. We had played just 9 holes due to twilight which was fine. All I’m saying is THIS IS A MUST visit golf course to play for sure!

I had family and friends from out of state, I played this course Monday and Tuesday Everyone had a great round of golf The course was in excellent shape and challenging enough for better players and still enjoyable for those of lesser ability Looking forward to playing SunBird again

My wife and I are both coming back from injuries/surgery, and wanted to ease back in not knowing if we'd even be able even finish. Golf conditions were good. Some of the greens were a little fuzzy (slow).

We'd had breakfast here two years ago with view of course, and had always wanted to come back to play here. Great breakfast and golf. We'll be back soon for both fer sure.

There was an over abundance of goose poop on some of the greens. Other than that, the course is in great shape. Good pace of play.

Getting what you pay for:

It seems like golf today is not like golf two years ago before the pandemic. Golf used to be an experience where you would go out, to quote a famous writer Mark Twain, a good walk spoiled. That was golf. Today you go to a golf course especially in Phoenix to overpay dearly and wait at every hole to take a shot. Sometimes up to three to four groups are waiting on one hole, it's no longer a good walk spoiled, it's a good time spoil. Golf is supposed to be a mind cleansing relaxing experience to be enjoyed with nature and your friends but has turned into a sport that isn't much fun these days. Operators and owners of course are making money but the consumer as always, is not getting what we paid for. It reminds me of going out for dinner to your favorite place and getting your favorite dish now looking like a drizzle of something that is supposed to represent the meal, served cold.

In all fairness to this course it's a nice little course although completely surrounded by houses. It can bring me to a state of peaceful relaxation if allowed. There are so many people on this course, it is a retirement community but it's overbooked to the max. I would spend my hard-earned money elsewhere it's just not that great of an experience. I only made it through nine holes I suspect the other holes were like the first nine. I couldn't take it anymore I'd leave this course to the locals.

Love playing here in the summer for 20-25 bucks. It's a bit pricey right now, but everything is higher priced in the winter. Staff is friendly, residents are friendly, and the restaurant is cheap and has some good food. Sunbird is definitely one of my favorite executive courses in AZ.

Course plays very short, but not overly easy. Great condition. Friendly staff.