Ocotillo Golf Club - Gold/Blue

We have played Ocotillo probably a dozen times. We have always found the course to be in excellent condition, the pace of play to be excellent,

It has been a challenge to find tee times in Phoenix this year - unlike every other year we've played here. We were fortunate to get an 8 am time, and although it was chilly to start, it quickly warmed up, and we thoroughly enjoyed our round.

Bob from Alberta

Tee boxes were a little rough. Greens were pretty good

Overall good. Teeboxes need to be upgraded as they are small and a little uneven.

We have played here often and the course is always in good shape and a reasonable pace is maintained. Thursday was very frustrating. It appears prices were increased because demand is high, but no Marshall’s out to ensure you get the game you pay for. When you tee off on time, it should be easy to see when there is a problem and deal with it as most golfers expect

Really nice day

Course is in great shape

Easy to walk (just watch the goose S%#¥)

Pace of play was slow but this time of year all are.

The fast grill at the turn is a nice touch.

Good food, service terrible! Taco Tuesday, recommended as really good, except they didn’t have any! Ordered chicken wrap, good food, but had to wait 25 minutes for it. Server ignored me when I asked how much longer as my partner finished his meal before I got mine! Not even an apology!

Pace of play was slow, staff was ok but not what I would call friendly. I would rather play Whirlwind or Southern Dunes for the price.

This course is in a beautiful community development so there are a lot of houses around the course. There are also a lot of waterways connected throughout. Many of the homes have pontoon boats located next to the golf course. Boats and golf courses don’t go together. I enjoyed the course layout as it navigates through the community. I would have given the course a solid 4 if it wasn’t for the waterfowl dung on nearly every hole. It is apparent that there is no effort made to control the fowl fowl. Like the boats, waterfowl and golf courses are better off separated.

What a great course. Second time I played here (3 yrs ago was the first) and it was just as good as I remembered.

We did the gold/blue course and each were pristine.

Greens played true and were in great shape. Never cracked 80s before but this day I shot a 76. A round to remember.

Twice in a week I played here. the first time I was paired with 2 women golfers who were beginners. It was a 5 hour round. The second time the starter tried to pair my partner and I with 2 high school players who were just learning to play.After I objected the starter moved us to the back nine and the result was we had to pair with a single and play at a slow pace as usual. I appre4ciate the effort but the result was the same. Course conditions appear to be on the decline. Pin positions were ridiculous.

The course is unique to the area, not a desert course, lots of water. Big draw backs are the amount of Goose and Duck Poo! Greens seemed small compared to some of the other courses we played in the area. One of my biggest complaints would be the condition of the greens! They were riddled with ball marks! I know this has limited interaction from grounds keeping and more responsibility of the players on the course but they seemed pretty beat up. It was a fun course but I don't know if I will play it again.

Course was in great shape, challenging but fair, weather was perfect. A really nice experience.