Western Skies Golf Club

I have played here several times now over the past 5 years. The course conditions are always about the same, and I would say average. The most disappointing thing is the way the prices are going up. I paid $80 and that was a Hot Deal rate. I would like to see a course like this around $65-$75 as the standard rate. I would also say that the music played around the clubhouse is a bit much. We could hear it from out on the 8th tee box. I'm sure the neighbors don't appreciate that.

Western Skies is a decent course that I have played over the years. It had a spell of a few years where it dropped into a bit of a funk (dry, poor fairways etc.), but it has come back nicely in the past 4 or 5 years. This isn't some plush Scottsdale resort, but it is a nice little track that has some fun holes. Course was in good shape, faiways, greens and teeboxes were good. The rough was cut close and it was dry, so it was easy to play from too. Staff has always been friendly and upbeat. No stuffiness, just play and have fun!

It would be nice to have bag boys greet you as you pull up and take your clubs to a cart, as you have to walk a distance from the parking lot to the carts.

Also we saw a beverage cart only twice and then she never checked with us to see if we wanted anything, she just kept on driving. We certainly would have liked to purchase something. Other than that the course was in good shape and challenging and we would definitely play again.

Beautiful weather, course in good shape. Tee boxes could use some work.

Hard to find anything decent for under $100 around here this time of year, but this place was very nice. The fairways and greens were all in good shape. Pace of play was good. It’s not a very memorable or challenging course, though.

The course is in great shape, although some of the tea boxes are getting a little rough- not surprisi g with the volume of golfers. Everyone of the staff are friendly and helpful. The pace of play was great...finished 18 in 3 1/2 hrs!

The course was pretty much the same as last year. Greens rolled good with average speed.

Haven’t played for a couple of years. Course is in best condition I can remember it ever being in. Teed off at noon. 3 1/2 hours awesome pace.

Course was in good shape...pace of play was good...staff was friendly...

Course was in fine shape esp the greens. Receptive, true, best I have ever seen in several years. No marshal on the course to hustle the slow Groupon front of us along and the restaurant didn’t answer their phone so that slowed us down at the turn. Otherwise, quite a fun day!

A morning tee time in spring at any full length par 72 18 hole course in the valley is probably ~$130 or more on average - so getting on here at 8:30 AM for 100 dollars is already a huge win. The course is simple straighforward, with out and backs for each 9 between endless suburban track homes, just like 70% of the golf courses here. Not really any grass in the rough and bare dirt up to the home fences, but fairways were perfect, and the greens were every bit as good as any you'd find on a troon managed course. The course is pretty easy, plenty or room to the right side if you tend slice the driver as a right hander. (I do.) You just can't beat this course for the valve in the prime season. If I lived a little closer I'd play it every weekend.

I am a bogey golfer. The course is very forgiving with decent fairways and fairly easy approaches. The greens roll fairly true and are mostly straight. In comparison to other courses I have golfed in the area it is a decent value. The club house staff was friendly and helpful. The only drawback was the beverage cart driver that just kept going even after we waved to them and yelled for them to stop.