Peoria Pines Golf Club

Challenging off the back tees - some 200+ yard par 3s. Greens were actually in pretty good shape for July in Arizona, but the fairways and most of the tee boxes were poor. Don't think I'll play here again. Sun City Country Club just up the road is a much more interesting course and a much better value.

For an executive course, I enjoyed my round. The staff was friendly and the other members of the group were fun to play with.

The greens on the backside of the course were in better shape than the front nine

The one issue that I had was that there was no marshall on the course and when things started to back up, a group from the 8th hole cut in front of us back on the fourth hole

Great course for beginners and any golfer who want to get a quick 18 holes.

Tee boxes are all on a mound. It is such an easy fix I don’t know why they don’t do it. The bunkers sell do not have sand in them. They are either hard dirt or muddy. Greens need another cut and they will be nice.

I'm not used to spending 5-6 hours on a course. This is a perfect place to get your golf on and have time to do other things with your day. We were on and off off in a little over 3 hours. It is late May in Phoenix, so not a lot of people golfing at noon. We had a great day and the staff is always fantastic!

Was having a fun round until we hit a standstill on the back. Some of the greens were a little bumpy, but enjoyed the round overall and will probably play here again

Course wasn't the best but wasn't the worst. The greens needed to be trimmed pretty bad but for paying $35 for 18 holes can't complain much.