Longbow Golf Club

This course used to be great,

Don’t know what happened but course conditions have gone straight down hill

Areas where grass should be is now died out and just dry dirt pan

Greens look to have a fungus of some sort or perhaps they just don’t take care of that either

I wish they would raise rates up $5 and just take are of the course

One big bunker on front of #6 they just put ground under repair signs all around it instead of fixing the bunker

Very sad really

Kudos to Longbow, booked as a single at 11:40am on hottest day of year (so far) yet they were plenty prepared. Every three or four holes there was large igloo coolers of over 100 water bottles, chilled. Even had multiple maintenance cree members check that I had plenty of water. Even had two water bottles in the cart’s cooler and ice prior to the round. Cart guys were present. Interior staff smiling and helpful. Hot weather means fast fairways and kinda baked bunkers, the sand wasn’t too bad but it was hot. Fairways rolling forever. Had multiple drives go over 350 (my usual distance is 290-305). Greens were receptive but rolling fast (the sign upon bag drop said running at an 11) and true. No true thick rough to speak of, but enough to make you focus for the fairway. Desert shrubbery was well maintained. Areas around fairways and greens had some inconsistency and burn areas so keep an eye on July/August conditions. Overall fun times, played 18 as a single behind groups in under 3.5 hours. Only downfall of this championship course is the architecture, could be a bit boring/repetitive.

It was hot!!! Course was a little dry. Maybe because it was 110. Ball rolled forever though. My advice, play to the bunkers and you'll be able to get out of trouble, if you don't land in the fairway. really made me strategize more. Can't wait to go back. Staff was righteous.

One of the best deals in the Valley ($50) during the summer when many similar courses still want $75+. Lots of roll in the fairway (for us low ball drivers), thin/crisp lies, and above average speed greens that roll well. Bunkers a little thin but still playable.

Always a challenge and a great course to play. Pace of play was about 3.5 hours with a 4 some, so fantastic. Course is in great shape and looking forward to play again real soon.

Moved to Mesa in November, and have played many courses. Longbow is a few minutes from our home but prices were a bit high through winter. Finally treated myself to the course many raved about yesterday. By far Longbow is my favorite course. Las Sendas was very nice also but Longbow is what I like best. Lost several shots being my 1st time playing that course. Great experience, super challenging and fun.

Course normally in good shape and good summer rate value. Excellent layout and appropriate challenge for any skill level.

But, stay out of bunkers as they are crusty, lumpy, course sand / dirt. With the amount of play and tournament hosting they could do better!

Course was very dry. Could use a little more water. Not very crowded but the group in front of us was extremely slow but the marshal Never told them to pick it up