Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

It's a nice course. Very challenging. Fairways and greens are in great condition. Only saw the cart lady once which was not cool. Pace of play was ok. I would golf here again.

This is a course we visit a few times/year. It is challenging, a target course. I would knock only two things. 1) #17 is a terribly designed green. You had better lay up and then chip from the tee box direction because it is extremely narrow with trouble on both sides, not a fun hole at all. 2) Typically there are older members who do not pay much attention to pace of play or where they drive their carts and with no marshal, it makes it a tad aggravating to watch.

Had a fun time playing the course. Interesting/ challenging layout, but very playable.

Staff friendly and knowledgeable… condition showing a bit of ‘wear’ but generally good.

Awesome views ! A very challenging course but fair.

Best greens I have putted on this spring. Played from tips so it seemed like a new course.

Pete Dye in Arizona is just what the golfer ordered. Great venue for all skill levels.

Love the course, has an amazing layout. We just got frustrated with the slow play.

I have played this course a few times over the last 10 years and it never disappoints. I was surprised to see this year how they have cleared out some of the rough and made it a bit less punitive.

Challenging course especially on the back 9. The clubhouse/restaurant is really old.

Booked a foursome tee time using Golf Now comprised of two adults and two kids ages 12 and 11. The kids weren’t going to play more than 9 holes. I asked the pro shop for a Junior rate (either 9 or 18 holes) and was charged $89.99 for each kid. Adults were $109. I should have called to make the tee time, but, I didn’t need to be charged that much for two children, both of which played quickly without slowing down the round for anyone. Partly my fault, but, you don’t need to be too greedy with kids who are the next generation up to support the game in my humble opinion.