Union Hills Golf & Country Club

We did enjoy this course and will return in the near future. You can tell it was, in its day, a very nice course with a good layout and some challenging holes. It has aged and could use some work on the tee boxes and greens. With some capital expenditures, this course could be restored to be a great venue.

The course came in reasonably well with the overseed. Fairways and greens were in playable shape, but could have been a bit more lush. As the rye grass matures, maybe it will fill in. The course layout is always a fun challenge. Some holes present a challenging tee shot while others get demanding on the approach to the green.

The only issue with this outing was being behind two foursomes with young, beginner players. Even though they picked up bad shots and moved forward, there were more bad shots than those that moved the group forward. The result was a round that ran out of daylight. Parents need to assess the level of their young players and get them used to the game on a more suitable course like an executive course before venturing onto a championship course. A round of golf this time of year is not inexpensive and other players want to finish their rounds, not run out of daylight watching youngsters hack at golf balls.

Forgiving for wayward drives but a nice layout and some challenging holes. Condition was good and greens were tricky and played well for this time of year. Off course facilities were limited and clubhouse had a typical old country club feel. Enjoyable and decent value for money..

I would think that anyone who owns a golf course would have some pride in it's playability and condition. This course was in very poor shape with minimum overseed and some fairways were better than the greens for grass. Greens were sparse and bumpy would be putting it mildly. Probably the worst conditioned course around. If owners don't take care of the course then there are a hundred other courses where your money is better spent

For being two weeks after over seeding, it was a big disappointment. Greens were spotty and bare in places. Never consistent from one green to the next.

Hopefully, they'll improve them.

The negative no side box so cart’s so you don’t even have ice to carry water Tho course is not to bad shape for the price If price is important with no frills this place works

Greens should be in much better shape for this time of year in Az

Cart path only. It’s what you expect it to be this time of year. Place will be perfect in a week or two.

Course is good, average and very playable. Greens in fair condition with a couple in poor shape. Fair price

The course checks all the basic boxes as a parkland-style course. It is an established Sun City course that ran as a country club of the traditional sort. It is at a transition point that may see it continue as a golf course or fall to the bulldozer and be developed for its real estate value.

Everybody I’ve been in contact with has been great.

I like course lay out and driving range has been in good shape the times I’ve used it.

Greens a little rough other than that course is great

Good course design. Greens need more TLC. Not fond of restroom facilities. Fun course to play. I will return for future rounds.

Pace of play was ridiculously slow so i left after playing 9. Granted, cart path only but not staggering tee times and not having a ranger out to movie the pace of play seems kind of dumb. I remembered why haven't played here in 4 years. It's a nice track but not worth the time.