Stripe Show Golf Club

Justin in the pro shop is a great guy. He'll make sure you have a good time. The course, itself, has seen far better days. Parts of the fairway were fine but the rest was real rough. Granted, we went early morning when it was still wet from the sprinklers, but there was mud all over the tee boxes, erosion from the sprinklers on the fairways and greens. Greens were in very rough shape. You pretty much have to treat this as par 3 tee off practice. Just make it on the green and call it good. It's more like miniature golf at that because you're bouncing all over the place on the greens. All in all, for the cheap price paid, it was all you could ask for.

We like the walk thru this course because it's shaded, now that means yes lined, so the fairways are tight.

Water challenges are about every other hole starting from 5 to 9.

Fun cost effective course to see how your progressing.

The do have a natural dust/grass driving range

No Chipping and putting area.

Puts are to taken with a tongue in cheek approach, example they are very rough to put on do give yourself a break not the best putting course but it gets in the ball park

I was shocked as soon as I got there.

You can’t call this place a golf course. No grass , basically you play on soil.

Course was just dirt with old tee mats for the tee boxes and some of the greens had chunks taken out of them.

Greens are like a crappy fairway with dead spots everywhere, can't believe I payed 20$ for 9 holes at this spot. Oh and I forgot to mention there's two types of tee boxes, one is dirt Thats hasn't seen water since Noah's ark. And the second one is a landscaping turf mat (not a golf mat) that has more rips in it than a pair of jeans from the 80s. I'm not the best person at estimating so I wouldn't want to give out false information but I would guess your clubs would need no more than 10 swings to be completely ruined from this mat. On the positive side the dudes working in the club house were chill. I would give this course a No on the yes no maybe scale.

Greens are like a crappy fairway with dead spots everywhere, can’t believe I payed 20$ for 9 holes at this spot. Oh and I forgot to mention there’s two types of tee boxes, one is dirt Thats hasn’t seen water since Noah’s ark. And the second one is a landscaping turf mat (not a golf mat) that has more rips in it than a pair of jeans from the 80s. I’m not the best person at estimating so I wouldn’t want to give out false information but I would guess your clubs would need no more than 10 swings to be completely ruined from this mat. On the positive side the dudes working in the club house were chill. I would give this course a No on the yes no maybe scale.

Greens are getting better but still rough patches makes it hard to judge of one has improved.

Nice walk for the money

Goat pasture. Good place for first time golfers I guess.

Very friendly staff. Decent layout of short holes with lots of trees. Overall maintenance of the course is pretty awful. What made the round enjoyable was I was playing with my son. Neither of us took it too seriously given the conditions. The sad thing is the layout is pretty nice including some forced carries over water, so it could be good. But now it really looks like it is in a death spiral—poor conditions lead to reduced play/revenue lead to reduced maintenance budget leads to poorer conditions.

Greens were terrible - more like a war zone. This place could be adorable, so sad.

Like a pasture!

Little to no grass

It was a huge disappointment

But - you get what you pay for!!!

Set up isn't to bad. Bunch of Par 3's and 2 par 4s on a 9 hole course. Course needs a lot of work. The pond or whatever is there really needs a flow pump or maybe make it to were the water is moving, ton of bugs, mosquitoes. They offer 'FREE" beer if you donate or tip.

Also was the last players on the course, i guess around noon or before they set up disc golf and make it hard to finish the last 3 holes when people are walking on the course.

Tee boxes weren't bad but do recommend further Mens tee ( not back tee not politically correct IDGAF) for us better players, a 7 iron will be the most club you need.

Long story short, the owner or owners have a nice gold mine right in Mesa, this could be one of the best sports to enjoy just 9 holes and even night golf if they redid the course and updated players house. I know its money but if they aren't able to keep it up, sell it to someone who can keep up.