Continental Golf Course

Course is in great shape! Greens can use a little work but over all great time. Pace of play was really good too! One of my favorite executive courses in the Valley

Staff was great. Course, fairway and greens were in great condition. Also not a lot of houses in the way.

If you feel like waiting behind 2 groups of 4 players each for each hole, this is the course for you. All holes are basically par 3’s and they don’t have good enough clients to keep it fast but still overbook it. Go somewhere else.

Busy day. Pace of play was on. The greens were bumpy and extremely slow. Lots of mosquitoes today.

Tee time was 1:15. Got there on time and there were 5 groups ahead of us still waiting for a turn to tee off. The starter was missing and we got out 40 min behind our intended time. I’m currently on hole 6 and it’s been another hour and fifteen min. Take my word, from someone who never thinks it’s worth it to write a review, DONT PLAY HERE.

Circled in the parking lot for 20 minutes, when a spot opens up another person that was circling for 5 minutes grabbed it. Either they just don't have enough parking or are that overbooked. Get out early or don't bother! The course looks to be in good shape from the parking lot.

good course for the average player, not very difficult flat land and hard to lose a ball

Long wait on every T! They admittedly double booked which wax very frustrating.

I got there at the right time and was able to play by myself!! Which gave me time to take my time and practice my swing and short game!

Do not waste your time or money on this course. I have never seen conditions so bad on a course. I would give it zero stars if I could. Here is a quick list if things wrong with the course:

- Tee boxes- many of them were not flat and most of them were not mowed and covered in weeds

- Chunks of cut grass from days ago all over the course.

- Forward tees (two beginners in the foursome) had not been cut for days

- Driving range in terrible shape.

I expect slow play for a par three course with beginners and that was there as well. The grass was so long people couldn't find their ball constantly so it added to the wait times at each hole.

If you want a par three course in great shape try the 500 club in North Phoenix both of their courses are great (full regular 18 and par three 9).

I played here in the past and it was what it was for 15 bucks - but now they’re charging over $30 in the middle of summer when the course has clearly not been maintained. Tee boxes were a joke, you could barely tell the difference between them and the rough on some holes. Greens were pretty bad as well - Weeds growing on most of them.

I played a day earlier at a far nicer full length course for the same price. I won’t be coming back here, not worth the ridiculous price they’re charging these days.