Junior National Golf Club

Overall it was a good fun day golfing. Wind started up later in the game so it made it a little more challenging. The course was being worked on. Getting it ready for the spring and summer months.

My group arrived at the course 45 minutes early. The plan was to hit a few practice balls and practice putting before teeing off. NO ! The driving range was closed because a high school class was having their golf day from 9 AM to 1 PM. Why was this not disclosed when making the tee time.?. The answer is obvious - they want your money. So we decided to putt. The practice green was like something out of horror movie. One member of the group said it looked like a Frankenstein green in that it was a patchwork of sod from somewhere else, large sections were diseased and bare dirt was showing (although they tried dying it green to blend in). We hoped it was just the practice green that was in such poor condition... we were very wrong. Of the 18, only 3 were above pitiful condition. All greens were rock hard as well. The only positive was there was not a ball mark to be found on any green !

Being that we paid in advance (no refund) we teed off. It was quite slow. Evidently beginners flock to this course for some reason. The tee boxes were also rock hard. The tee markers were a suggestion as to where to tee off. We opted for a spot where we could push the tee into the ground. Fairways were brown and hard. Good for roll... One member of the group drove the ball into the left sand trap on the 16th hole - a bit over 400 yards! Many areas of bare dirt existed and was a hazard in itself.

Also there were NO ball washers anyplace on the course.

Sand traps were completely neglected. They were either gravel traps or dust traps. Lots of weeds as well... play the ball where it lies... sucks for this course.

A nice day ruined by the course. I wish I had that day over.

Total dust bowl greens in terrible condition seems like there letting the course turn back into desert

Great little course to kick around on! Everyone is very relaxed and friendly!! We love having Tres Rios in our little tour of courses to play every year!!

The fairways were a little thin but other than that the course played well. Look forward to playing again.

Played today and the course was in terrible shape. Looked like it wasn't watered in awhile. Dust blowing from the cart in front of you. The greens; who knows maybe painted and fast on one to slow on the next one. i Won't be playing here agian, till the course gets some needed attention. This used to be a great course and fun to play.

Will always come back to this course. Can't beat the price.

Perhaps it is the time of the year when rye is dying and the fescue or bermuda grass is not quit in but there were very little positive to say about the greens and fairways on most of the wholes. I'm sure they are trying hard but spray painted greens are a turn off. Fortunately the rates make planning worth while

I have never played a course in such disrepair. The greens were terrible, There we open trenches on several holes and an active leak in the middle of the fairway on one hole.

Not worth the time or distance

Today I played this course for the first time. The tee box, fairways, and greens were in terrible condition. The course has 3 paved cart paths for 18 holes. You are literally off roading in the cart trying to navigate. There were 3 holes with yardage markers in the fairways. I feel like this course is either closing up shop or someone has recently purchased after it had been run into the ground. I am new to Arizona and trying to play the many course the area offers. I would not recommend this course.

This course was in terrible condition. Very poorly maintained. More dirt then grass. Fairways were indistinguishable from rough dirt patches.

The greens were patched-most T boxes were very rough. Out of 18 holes there were two that actually looked like a real golf course

We would highly recommend that GolfNow no longer list them. It is obvious this course was once an absolutely gorgeous golf course. It has been allowed to become delapidated

Hmmm.. The course was OK.. Seriously needs some H2O... The greens are hard so it all rolls of even with backspin.. Just gave to layup short.. Overall good...

Tres Rios could be in better condition, but it's pretty darn good for the money! Being one of the last few affordable courses in the area, we really can forgive the course conditions and rather appreciate the great staff, decent food and folks out having fun on a golf course that allows us to play MORE OFTEN!! Thanks, Tres Rios!!

You can do much better than this course. The greens were the only saving grace, they were quick. The holes are poorly cut and bushy, the fairways, tee blocks are like a pasture. Do yourself a favor and don’t make the mistake we did.

Course was in decent shape. Fairways were grass. Off fairways, good luck! Couple of the greens were less than perfect, but for the price, I think it is a good value.

We played this course 2 years ago and was good value for money at that time.. Course has gone down hill since we were here last. Greens, tees, bunkers and fairways not in good shape. We would rather spend a few more bucks and play something more decent.

This course used to be a cheap, enjoyable, round of golf... now every bit of the course is terrible including the staff. Tee boxes were either dead or un-mowed. The fairway was spotty at best. And the greens were painted blue-green and had repaired spots full of sand.

The starter is very friendly and the other staff at the course that we had contact with were wonderful. The couple we golfed with were great. The pace of play was similar to other golf courses. The course is in rough condition. The fairways are extremely dry and I’m not sure what has happened with the greens but they are terrible. They are dry, patchy, and have bumps in them. Even with the great staff and inexpensive cost of the round I would not recommend this course.