Four Peaks Course at Sunland Springs Village

Course should be shut down until there is a sight of green grass. Every tee box is mud. Every fairway is 75% mud. A pair of twosome was paired was supposed to go in front of us. One twosome added a player without telling shop. So they went out in front of twosome slowing us down all day. I let staff no, but didn't care. Awesome. No wonder it was only course available to book on Father's Day late Saturday. Won't be back.

The course is a straight forward, trouble in front of you place. At first glance I would be not be thrilled but ended up enjoying the morning. There are gentle elevation changes that seem to add or subtract one club. Played with two members that were able to point these out. Fairways were nice and cut low but dampness stopped much extra roll out. Greens were tricky and quicker than they looked. Nice find with beautiful views of the superstitions. Members are very possessive of their course so beware Played front side with greatest twosome, then ran into foursome that refused to let singles play through and ended up holding the back nine to the point of finishing as a six some. Great course, pot luck on membership.

This is my favorite go to course for a weekly round. Extremely well kept, and always great condition. The staff is always friendly. The pace of play is hit or miss. Sometimes you can play 36 in 5.5 hours, sometimes you get stuck behind a slow group and the time jumps. That's true of any course though. If you haven't played here, give it a shot. Its a very fun course. See you guys next week!

This is a very nice executive golf course,played all 3 nines in windy,cold,rain(on 1st nine) weather,fun to play has water in play on some of the holes interesting greens to putt played superstition nice first,four peaks,then san tan each nice is a little bit different 1st nine wide fairways and large greens,2nd nine a little tighter fairways big greens,3rd nine much tighter fairways lots of slopes in the greens but overall a fun golf course...

Course played well, greens were quick but readable, greens held approach shots, only problem we had was finding tee box to 2nd nine (Sunland) there wasn’t any signage to direct us, had to stop at clubhouse and get directions.

Fun short course with some interesting holes... and one of the 9s has a decent par 5 on it. Rough was very dry and played more like dirt than grass, and is the only reason for 4 stars instead of 5. If I’d been able to stay on the fairway.....

We played San Tan/Four Peaks duo which were both in good shape after the over seeding. Finished the round in about 3 1/2 hours even with the cart path only restriction. Improvements to the clubhouse were noticed and the maintenance folks were active but cordial. Greens held very well with the additional watering !

This is a short course but fun to play just to get out and swing the club. It would be nicer if they did something about all the goose crap but I guess that happens. It was in great condition and a great price. I am to the point where some of the East valley courses in it's range are getting top bucks because it's snowbird season and I am going to find it difficult to play them this summer because of their winter pricing. How about some "locals Rates" people? SSV is a good play.

Front nine was a bit of agony, slow, slow. At the turn, the course folks allowed us to move on to the other (3rd) course. It was terrific, greens were very tricky, 3 putts common, difficult to read. However, the quality of the greens and fairways were terrific.

Greens were in great shape and fairways were perfect. Caught a little rain but didn’t keep us away

Easy to find, easy check in, carts ok, tees good, fairways soft and cut, roughs dormant, bunkers slightly short on sand, greens putted and rolled the best that we've played since October, you still have to chip and putt and can pitch and run, good price on GolfNow this time