Springfield Golf Resort

This course was in really poor shape. The price point was low and it still felt like a rip off. The tee boxes were all misshaped and uneven, the patchiness around the fairways and greens were abhorrent. The greens were really bad, jumpy. The best thing about this course were the golf carts. Imo, they should’ve invested the money they spent on the golf carts into their green/fairway maintenance. It was very hard to identify where the pins were on some holes and I just think there is a tremendous opportunity to improve the experience overall.

Overall, a fairly open course with some challenging greens. Conditions were good 5/11.

We typically play 9 holes at local courses. Found this executive course as we wanted a bit more than 9 holes. This is a nice course and the greens are a bit challenging. The Arizona heat is on its way, so the conditions will likely suffer. There are already some patchy spots beginning.

With AZ golf course prices still high and honestly courses not in "A" Shape I have decided to go a lower cost golf course. Staff is fantastic and honestly good range, pro shop and restaurant. We played in 2 hours and 45 minutes. Greens are tough to read and pretty slow but very enjoyable experience.

This course is an an executive course, but don't let that fool you. It will give your game a workout in a short period of time.

The staff is accommodating and fun. The food is excellent and with the new state of the Art golf carts with GPS you won't be disappointed.

20 minutes late starting. Tee times should be 10 minutes apart. No Marshall. Very fair value. 👍👍

Nice break from the larger more expensive courses and expensive with this time of year. I was allowed to go off early by myself and played in less than 3 hours first thing in the morning.

First time playing here, all around a nice friendly golf course with alot of forgiveness and the greens were brutal to read for the first time but going back in a week or so.

My brother and I played this course for the first time. He flew in from Denver and I drove up from Casa Grande. We love golf and will play right up until twilight. The carts have GPS screens and we enjoyed getting info about the course.

The GPS is a "paid for" service you offer. It should function until the carts get plugged in.

We were paired up with anuther two, each of which had their own cart. I saw another foursome and each had their own cart also. Not personal but course loaners. The course gets allot of play and players do not rep[air divots. The green have a fungus so dont expect to see grass. There are alot of geese and standing water on the course.

The course was expensive for a par 61.

Best thing I can say is we went around quickly.

As executive courses go this is a decent option. Greens are firm and quicker than you might think. Solid practice range and putting green. Carts are nice and well equipped.. My only complaint is a lot of the par 3's are roughly the same distance so you hit the same club a lot. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the grill is really good. I enjoyed my rounds there and we'll play there again I'm sure.

They really keep good care of the course you’re around and staff is really friendly