Union Hills Golf & Country Club

Range was closed due to junior golf tournament. Cashier could not say if range would reopen before our round or if we would tee off on time. His only suggestion was that i should have signed up for the junior tournament (i am over 60)

Luckily we found a tee time only 5 miles away st a different course thanks to the Golf Now app!

An older course but in very good condition, well worth the cost,

Union Hills was a very vanilla golf course with marginal conditions. We tried it once but wouldn't return.

Had a fantastic outing on this course. Not crowded. In fact, there were twosomes in front and behind us Beautiful fairways, greens and foliage. We were anxious about playing a course in amongst houses but the layout was so well done we hardly even noticed. Having parallel holes in opposite direction eliminated any feeling of being squeezed by the homes along the course. Beautiful layout.

Excellent conditions for the time of year. Pace of play on the front was very good however the back nine was very slow

a very enjoyable course to play, teed off at 12:30 and thankfully the pace was very good, condition on course were very good

Good pace of play. Staff is friendly. Course is in decent shape.

Average course, and the parking lot has clearly been abandoned - evidently its direct maintenance funds are not available or not being spent. Specifically the earth around it has not been kept up or tended to. Dried out, and a very third-world feel and look to it. The parking lot surface area was not the best either.

As to the course itself, since non-fairway areas were very dried out, it was penal if one was not in the fairways or close to the greens. The greens, while having great contour, were not in the best of shape either. Pace of play was great, and playing companions were solid. As well, all the staff and the outdoor concession stand at the turn were both excellent.

First time playing since new ownership. Amenities have been upgraded but beverage and food prices have risen substantially. Green fees were less expensive than other courses for this time of year. Course was in good condition.

Pace was slower than usual. Groups ahead had no sense of urgency or desire to pick up the pace. Finally let us play through then ran into same issue again. Most slow play groups were out of town visitors here for spring training.

Friendly staff corse is old and outdated has tons of potential. Needs some love. Fairways were in great shape but you miss the fairway by a foot your hitting off dirt, weeds, and rocks no grass at all in. Fairways bunkers were full of overgrown weeds and deemed unplayable. It’s not worth 80-100+ a round ton of other places to play in the Phoenix area with better conditions for that amount

The course was in great shape, especially considering the rain and new area in recent days. I had hoped for a more Prisk course with mountains in the backdrop, however, this course whines through a housing track, and there was no mountains in view. But don’t let that stop you. It was plenty of challenges and great fair ways to deal with.