Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

I’m a mid handicap and shot an 88 so if you are new to golf or a high handicap bring extra balls and don’t be afraid to play up a tee box this isn’t the PGA TOUR you paid to play there have fun. Super awesome course real challenging at time but had an amazing time. Would most definitely come back again!

Hottest time at 11:54 so no one ahead. Quick pace and play solo. Some dry and baron spots. Greens in fair shape for July. Majestic views that I appreciate as I navigated through course.

Remember your gut telling you if it's too good of a deal it might not be true I got a $30 deal to play this course I played it before it's a nice layout very hilly but guess what neither Golf Now nor the course or anybody let you know including me that it was aerated. Horrible conditions really I should get all my money back from golf now because when I looked at Union Hills at least let me know and I didn't book but there was no warning on this one very disappointing and golf now in this course

This course is special. Classic Pete Dye design from the get go. Really fun tract and interesting challenges throughout the course. Undulating fairways and greens add to the adventure. There is some blind tee shots along with approach shots strategically placed on the course. Greens rolled pretty true at a 10 or 11. Pro tip, beware of bunkers behind the greens as the greens are firm and can be tricky to hold in the summer. A bonus would be if there was GPS on the cart, so you can see what's ahead. Inquire with pro shop if they have yardage books as that would be helpful here. My garmin watch helped some. Staff was very friendly. Lots of water stations on the course too. Overall experience was awesomeness. You can score really high here so knowing that just take one shot at a time and have fun and take what you can get. Great views of the valley and red mountain etc.

This course is a Pete Dye design. Alot of fun to play. Difficult because of rolling hills and greens. It was worth the price even though there's not much grass this time of year.

This is June in Arizona. Given the time of year, the greens were in very good shape. They rolled a bit slow but putts held their line well. Good approach shots would leave a ball mark and hold the green.

The fairways had some burnt out spots, but that is typical for this time of year in the desert.

The toughest thing about the course is the tee complexes, many of which are elevated with steep slopes if your miss the surface with your approach shot.

Played the course mid morning and was able to get out before a group. Course condition was amazing for post season. Fairways and greens immaculate. Rate was discounted which I appreciated but of the four courses I've played so far this year...this is by far the absolute best. Would definitely play it again.

First time playing this course, got a great rate on GOLFNOW. From check-in to finish, the staff was outstanding. The course has a great layout typical of a Pete Dye design with undulating greens and slopes in the fairway. Tee boxes, greens, and bunkers were in great condition. Some of the fairways were starting to burn, which is normal during season transition. It's a bit of a drive, but I thought well worth it. I'll be back.

This was our 3rd time playing this course. The first two times we played “in season”. We really enjoyed the “in season” course. It is a Pete Dye course, so it is challenging. During the season we found the fairways and greens lush. There are multiple tee shots, and we found it a fun course. I would recommend it during the season.

But, the course we played was completely different out of season. It looked like the course had not been watered in weeks. The fairways were thin and barren. It felt like hitting off a howling alley. The plants around the course were dry. It felt like we really were playing in the desert. The course has a lot of mounds in the fairways and near the greens. Without any grass to help stop balls, the balls almost always rolled into the desert. In fairness, the greens were beautiful and fun to putt. I would not recommend this course for summer play. It has great potential, but needs better upkeep. The staff was very friendly.

very good design, difficult at times due to the big mounds and slopes but fun at the same time. The greens were in good shape enjoyed the desert scape scenery and cactus.

Great course with a really unique layout. First time playing and I’ll definitely play it again!

If you don’t like taking less than driver off the tee box and unique green complexes, don’t play here. If you’re up for a challenge from tee to green, this one’s for you! Lots of elevation changes and undulation dominate this challenging but fair layout. It’s not long, but it is tight, demanding accuracy off the tee. Staff is great and you can get around in 4hrs or less, especially in the warmer weather months. Don’t visit Mesa for golf and leave this one out - it’s worth the drive!