Sun City Country Club

First time and will be back. Nice lil practice area, course layout is tough if you find the rough. Lush mature trees, parkland style and is a “privately owned” not a part of the sun city network. Jamie and Lester were great. Had a great day and looking fwd to next visit.

The course was in nice shape for post overseed. Obviously older golfers there but courteous. Staff was very nice and accommodating. Price is great for Arizona. I’ll play again.

Great course. Pace was slow, no Marshall and the group ahead was preparing for the Senior Open. I was able to finish 18 holes by repeating the front 9 as the back up at 10 was a bit much. It's take time of year I guess

Great staff, 6500 yds from the blacks, while short, the difficulty is present with bunkers, lots of big mature trees, dog legs left/right so you must work the ball with draws and fades. Rough is penalizing .5-1 stroke. Greens are soft and medium fast 9-10. Fun track.

5,880 from whites- 6,200 from blues- just right for us 80 year olds- challenging but not punishing- 90 degree because of overseed was no problem- fairways have matured well-greens almost but very playable- had a great time

Conditions were much improved and pace of play was not bad. Not great but not bad!!

Yeah. At least we could drive to our golf ball. I felt that the value was more like $70 for two, not $134.00. Fairways and greens grass was long and shaggy. A positive, the range was open on grass with new range golf balls. 4 hours and 5 minutes with waiting on most golf holes. You could get a candy bar or the like and an alcoholic beverage; however, no food was available. Overall, a beautiful day and a fun layout from the blue tees.

Course was full of golfers at all skill levels. Our playing partners shot 150+ for 18 holes. Our cart was barely running and was constant cause of concern. If you want a fun round of golf and don’t care how long it takes, Sun City CC is fine.

Giving my review the benefit of knowing they basically have to kill the existing grass and weeds before overseeing the new grass. IF the course would have had ANYTHING resembling green on the ground, we didn’t see it - so our round was played on burnt toast. Give it a couple of weeks after they overseed and water the heck out of it before you consider playing here.