Longbow Golf Club

Course was in decent condition, the marshals told me they cut the grass low this time of year so it was burnt, but said in about 10 days it will be watered and the fairways will be green again!! Greens where punched small holes thou about 4-6 days ago I’d say but still in decent shape

Had time to get a extra round of golf inso I picked this course out and was happy that I did It had all the practice areas that I needed to get ready before I teed off and they had several bottles of water iced down in a cooler on my cart with more at the turn Everything was great from start to finish

Course is playing short as no rough and greens are in good shape but hard and fast.

Excellent staff performance from arrival to departure. High quality golf course.

Great course. I come down to Arizona once a year and try to play as much as I can for the time that I am there. This course would be in the top 5 that I have played down in the Phoenix area. The greens were extremely quick and the pace of play was great. I think we played in just under 4 hours. Great practice facility and the patio is a great spot to grab a drink afterwards. I would definitely recommend this course to play and will definitely book on my next trip back!

Longbow is a great venue. It is a challenging course. If you like a thinking, challenging course, this course is for you. I doubt that I could ever tire of playing this track. A little pricey but worth the cost.

Course in only fair condition.

Pace of play was poor, despite not being very c.rowded

Nice course put the low flying aircraft

all day long got old.

Good: layout is mostly good, friendly staff, free bottled water every few holes, nice bar with outside seating

Bad: overpriced, chincy on warmup balls (bag of like 20), uneven tee boxes (pet peave) hard, slanted fairways that feed to bunkers or desert and penalize seemingly good tee shots, lots of tilt on greens that repel shots not hit to small target areas (downhill putts are nearly impossible to get close).

Playing in afternoon (dried out) and in the wind, is a US Open-like test. I don’t know how the average player could enjoy it.

I cancelled a tee time over the phone. Got no cancellation email. Then got charged $360 no show. They refused to accept my assertion that I spoke to someone. Will never play again. This is the last money of mine they’ll see. And I’ll bad mouth them to every single golfer I know. And I know plenty.