Power Ranch Golf Club

First round played here.

Convenient location in Gilbert.

Played twilight for $75 US - would not pay more to play earlier in the day - place is not as nice as I was expecting but is not horrible either.

Pro shop lady was friendly.

Cart fellow worked diligently to hook up a single with our group which was great - slight rain delay screwed things up and that fellow would have went out by himself which is not fun.

I will definitely play here again buy will not pay more than $75 US.

The greens were slow and bumpy

Fairways were awesome

Course was in great shape. The greens and tee boxes were in excellent shape. Super fun to play, with a great layout. The only down falls were, bunkers need attention, and the rough needs to grow up some. Would definitely recommend to friends and play again.

Combination of lack of regulation of pace of play with 8 minute tee time intervals lead to extended play and unfinished rounds when you have just one slow foresome. Completed just 15 holes in 4 hours.

Power Ranch is in good condition and changes that have been made by the ownership has improved the conditions. Not sure it’s worth paying more than 125

My wife and I played this course a week earlier on the advice of friends, and we liked it so much (even though the weather that day wasn’t great), we went back for a follow up round.

This time, we were paired with another couple who are members at the course. They were delightful and friendly.

The course plays well, presents some challenges (this is a great thing), and was a blast to play! Staff are super helpful and focused on customer service. All in all excellent value, and we will be sure to rebook next time we come to AZ!

The course was in good shape other than the bunkers. Hitting off hard pan. Should have allowed any bunker shots to be picked up and placed on the grass. Not impressed with what the green fees are.

Such a shame that an otherwise beautiful course has unplayable bunkers. Nothing fun about bouncing your club off the hard-pan and striking your ball in the forehead. Be kind to yourself and take a free drop when you land in a bunker.

We played this course for the second time in a week and were rewarded.

Thanks to the course staff, the members we were paired with, and everyone who made us feel so welcome!

Course played well … from tee to green. Some tee boxes could use watering, as it could be a challenge to insert a tee. Some fairways were cut the proper length, whereas some were cut too short (making it a challenge for some shots). Some fairway sand traps were lacking sand, were concrete-like. Sand traps nearer the greens had sufficient sand. Greens were good, but a little slow. Pace of play for the front 9 was under 2 hours, though the back 9 was much slower (2.5 hours), with numerous holes waiting on every shot. With a TeeOff Hot Deal, PRGC was indeed a good value.

Played Power Ranch for the first time this year. The tees and fairways are in excellent shape. The bunkers, like most Valley courses, lack sand. The greens were a bit on the bumpy side as no one is fixing ball marks. We had a 45 minute frost delay. Instead of a 1:16pm start we were bumped back to 1:58 but still got the round in. The starter was excellent and really stayed on top of getting groups out onto the course.

This course is one of the best in Queen Creek area. Very good manicured fairways with exceptionally well maintained large greens. Professional helpful staff as well. Great bar/ dining room. My only criticism is that for a course of this quality there are no ball washers on any tee boxes. I’m beginning to think this is standard practice in the Apache Junction/ Mesa area.