Palmbrook Golf Club

My neighbor is a good golfer however as a Doctor, her time is devoted to her patients so when she asked if I could play with her, I said for sure and began looking for 9 hole, late afternoon deals. I suggested Palmbrook as a good pay is a Men's club Member there ant I have played it a few times with him. We got a 345PM start time, had a brief warmup and headed to the tee, never once having to wait for a green to clear or a slow group in any fairway! We managed to play 12 holes before it got too cold to continue however, she loved the course, the weather was cool but sunny and it was exactly what she needed as a stress reliever. Thank you to all the staff members we interacted with. We will be back asap!

Wouldn't recommend this course .

The conditions are just ok

Value for the money not good..

If you are a single golfer that paid for a cart ,you are forced to team up and ride with someone you dont know , didn't like that especially when lots of carts were available, nowadays with covid not completely gone and it makes for an uncomfortable round of golf

We had to wait on almost every hole. It took almost 4.5 hours to play. (I realize there was a frost delay but still...) I had to scrape goose crap out of my line on two occassions. the fact that it was dry was good for clean up but bad for indicating the last time the course dealt with it.

The course was in good shape, very windy but playable. Good speed on the greens

Sun City was built as a retirement community in the 70s, catering to retirees looking for an escape from colder climates of the East and Midwest. The only problem is these communities are now 40-50 years older and have done very little to modernize or renovate. The same holds true for the golf courses. They were built in the age of Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicolas and are time capsules to that era. Retirees I suppose are still satisfied with these old-style courses, and that explains how they continue to survive. It would be nice to see some creative type figure out how to lift these courses out of the 70s and breathe new life into these venues. They could start by looking at how they converted the tired old Maryvale Muni into the modern and challenging Grand Canyon University course.

Great layout beautiful greens can be spendy at times

This is a fun course to play. The greens are in spectacular condition right now. There is plenty of room to spray the ball around, but the layout has its share of challenging holes.

Course is in very good shape. Had a great time and was paired with 3 other players. Bought a breakfast burrito and it was excellent. Employees were very nice. Will definitely play it again.