Longbow Golf Club

Course was in so bad of shape I quit after 9 holes. Fairways were burnt and not much grass. Greens had been punched in the past week or so and were rock hard. I would not recommend playing it until they get some water on it

Golf was fine ...it was hot and I think a little over priced but not horribly. Some of the greens really need some hydration and are on the verge of burning in spots. Fairways were pretty good when I found them which wasn't often. But it was slow and on moving day of the actual US Open the group in front of us thought they had made the cut and were pretending they were there.....love to see the tops after waiting on par 5s for the green to clear. To bad amateurs don't know how to lay up.

greens much faster and less spongy than last week. Fairways run forever.

Always play this course when we come to Arizona….this year the course conditions were not as good as usual….it is a great layout…the greens were fast …..fairways a bit on the thin side…..bunkers in terrible condition sand was hard packed and very grainy. Pace of play was a bit on the slow side ranger did nothing to speed things up. With all the courses available here to play I would not recommend this course.

The planes constantly flying overhead were very annoying. The greens in good shape, the fairways were very beaten up. There was a very slow group in front of us and the Marshall insisted that they were up with the group in front of them. When we played through, there were 5 open holes. The starter and staff were rude, while the people in the snack shop were very nice. Would not recommend for the price.

Tee boxes were a bit thin; fairways were good; rough was fair; greens were very firm, but putting was fast and true; all sand traps needed much MORE sand (like hitting off concrete); pace was good (just about 4 hours for our foursome), as was value.

Planes flying overhead the entire time that was loud and annoying. We did not feel the course was worth the price. The worst part of our round was that there were complete beginners in front of us, that treated their round like a driving range. We asked the Marshall if he would allow us to play through and he informed us that they were on pace and keeping right up with the group in front of them. On our own merit, we played through after 9, with 5 empty holes in front of us.

The course itself was mediocre and not in good condition, especially the fairways. The greens putted true.

The starter was rude but the best part was the snack bar people who were efficient and friendly. This was our first and last time to play at this course.

Longbow fairways and tee boxes are OK but the greens are still in really good shape. They are fast and firm with very few ball marks. Seems like the re-sanding of the bunkers last year needs to be done again as basins are hard from repeated watering.

I wanted to work on my game and was able to get out as a single. The course is in fair shape for summer. My only complaint was the sand traps were inconsistent.

Longbow has some beautiful views if your golf game slacks off on some holes. The course is certainly challenging!

I live this course. It is the transition from spring yo simmer. Grasses were brown. Greens were nice and fast. Wish it was under $100 for the round.

Course is in good summer condition. A true desert course but has seen a lot of growth around the course in the last few years. Staying in play is essential if you want to score well as the desert comes into play on every hole. A good variety of holes. No elevation changes. You will enjoy playing.