Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

I love playing this course, especially early AM. The past 2 times, however, "members" without tee-times hopped on the course behind me & just kept pushing. We weren't even off the green when they'd take their approach shots. Pretty rude conduct. So, members don't need tee times?

Starter provided all the tips we needed. Pace was perfect with nobody visible behind us or ahead of us. Beautiful conditions for the course and weather.

Return visit: fairways and greens were top notch

As always with Pete Dye courses you are punished if you miss the small greens. But a fair risk reward challenge….but not for the faint hearted. Staff very helpful.

Overall a good course. Course conditions good. Pete Dye course with very extreme green complexes. Expect a lot of three putts. Otherwise a fun course. Played with another twosome who we were paired up with. Both were super friendly, one is a member and they helped us navigate the direction off the tee as there were a lot of doglegs. Only complaint of this course was pace of play was a bit slow 4 hours 49 minutes. But, for the price , Red Mountain Ranch is a good value and I’d not hesitate to return and play it again.

course was in good shape except for the greens which were slow and fuzzy. Too bad that they are not cutting and rolling to get the speed up.

This is an excellent golf course. It’s just to hilly for me to play and enjoy myself.

That’s the only reason I wouldn’t recommend it.

We played this course with a 2pm tee time and pace of play was excellent! Played in under 3 1/2 hours.

Typical Pete Dye course with deep bunkers, greens with false fronts, as well as turtle back greens, and lots of railroad ties. Fun & interesting round.

Only saw the beverage cart once in 18 holes - on the back nine and she was leaving for the day.

In my opinion, not worth the drive from Phoenix/Scottsdale unless--and only unless it's a "Hot Deal" or "Deal Time." Fairways and greens were nice but waste areas were unkempt and ugly. Range was in terrible shape. Guy in pro shop was a minimalist on conversation(his prerogative I guess) and while I did take the outside ops guy up on his offer to clean my clubs(a service I always appreciate as I am happy to spread the tip money around and like clean clubs), but he was socially awkward.

Nice layout although not difficult but in great shape and some interesting holes!

Enjoyed my round but was far too slow which was annoying and spoilt the occasion slightly.

Staff were super friendly.

Only downside was that they charge $10 for range balls which I think is unnecessary.

Dye course has too much superfluous mounding .

Rotting railroad ties really date the course.

It’s different so it’s fun .

There is a lot of cleaning up to do just off the fairway and into the scrubby rough / desert.

Looks like it’s been years since any attention to detail .

I think the design of the last par 5 (17th)

green is ridiculous and contrived.

Red Mountain is a challenging course. Most bunkers were well maintained. The greens were fast but well groomed. Many of the greens were elevated so you had to drop your shot on the front to keep it in play. Staff was friendly and helpful. The price like all courses has risen. Unfortunately for that reason I likely will not play very often. Overall, the course was challenging and fun to play.

Everything about the course is excellent. The only negative was the golf carts were absolutely filthy!