Union Hills Golf & Country Club

The fairways were cut to an easily playable depth, but some fairways had several mixed grass types.

The rough was deep in places, and needed to be cut to a reasonable level.

Greens were very nice. Not super fast, just right.

This course is garbage at best. Played this course at the beginning of the year and it was decent. Went today, August 9th and it was awful. The guy pulling up carts was nice. The guy in the shop had no personality. The course was absolutely terrible. The tee boxes were half weeds.The fairways were dead. Whoever is changing the cups must be doing it with a butter knife. They are sloppy uneven and they can’t fill the old holes. Trees need cut and the front entrance looks likes it’s abandoned. I wouldn’t pay $12 to play this course.

Would be nice to have some water station every 2 to 3 holes. Overall I think a good value

My dad and I are from out of town playing with a friend that is local and has played this course before. It’s late July so it’s hot and not many players out on the course and we haven’t seen a single group behind us for all of the front 9. We make the turn, get a couple drinks and some food, the concession lady was amazing and friendly. We take our time since we had decent pace of play and hadn’t seen any groups behind us, so we tee off on hole 10 and the Marshall comes up and tells us we are behind pace of play and we only have 2.5 hours left to finish 9 holes because the course closes at 3pm. It is wild to me a course would close at 3pm and we were not told this when we signed up online or checked in or at the concessions. Regardless, the Marshall proceeds to chew up 10 minutes arguing and claiming 3 hours is pace of play and that wherever he’s played, all the way including Wisconsin, this has been the rules. If you’ve ever played golf, you know pace of play for 18 is not 3 hours. My friend has also played here many times and stated no Marshall has ever kicked players off at 3 and that had never been a rule and the Marshall replied with “well you’ve never been here when I’ve been working” which is apparently a blessing. Maybe the course is better but this guy just completely ruined the experience for all of us.

Overcast skies, nice cool morning for a change and no one in front of us or behind us. Great round, in under 3 and a half hours! The course was in decent shape but I have to say the greens were a little slow and needed a haircut! I get it though as I am sure they were just punched a couple of weeks ago.

Fairways were terrible. You could get a better lie in the ruff. Greens were good. Looked like they have a watering problem. Very disappointing.

The description of a ‘semi-private, …’ course was misleading. This is a tired course in the middle of a retirement community that’s seem much better days!

The pro shop closed at 11 (on a Friday!), the water (fridge) and ice chest were padlocked and a single regular we ran into recommended not to drink the water from the tap or on the course!!! The course was literally empty except for a slow foursome in front of us two with poor golf etiquette who wouldn’t let us play through so we skipped a hole to avoid a longer-than-necessary round in 110+ degree heat. With some TLC this course be a nice track but as it is now, it’s not one I would recommend.

Played here for the first time. The course was in decent shape for the time of year. Some of the tee boxes were more like playing from the fringe, and some greens were dried out. But overall a good course.

Very nice course for the money. The only downside was the fairway bunkers were in terrible shape. The greenside bunkers were average, very hard, need more sand. Overall great little course will definitely return for another round.

One of the better course conditions I’ve seen in a while thankfully.

Do not waste your money. Poor greens, plugs on fairways. 39.00 for a cow pasture.

Better than expected. A few brown areas but that AZ in the summer.