Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

Overall, the course was in good shape. The only complaint was regarding the greens. They were very hard so no approach shot would stick. The greens had not been mowed so putting was difficult because of slowness. I would play the course again as I loved the layout but probably at a different time of year. It was not worth the cost.

But overall we enjoyed the day on the course.

Lots of deep bunkers protecting the greens. Undulating fairways, rough and greens. After you've gotten past the uneven lies in the fairway (and rough), you have a very challenging shot to the green protected by deep pot bunkers and mounds all around. A classic Pete Dye design that challenges every shot.

Fairway to green the course is in GREAT shape. Greens are a little slow for my taste but plenty of roll and not all pitted up and patchy. This course is a test so if you’re looking for a flat easy “feel good” round this one will challenge you a bit. Apparently they also doing some work on the clubhouse so limited food and drink right now. Just an fyi.

Course feels a little rough at times … probably because we went in the desert to often. The thing that stands out are the greens … lots & lots of undulations … some potentially wild pin placements. They kept it fair by slowing the greens down enough to make it enjoyable. Feel like the second time through scores could improve significantly. Overall showed how fragile our games are. Food & beverage nothing special … go for the golf.

What course allows a 5 some to play on a busy Friday afternoon? Red Mountain is clearly WELL past its prime. The owners have invested next to nothing on this course and it shows.

DO NOT play here, there are many alternatives in the Phoenix area.

This was definitely a wow!! The course was in superb condition, and I tip my hat to the new superintendant.

You must get to Red Mountain for a round.

Course was in very good condition. Challenging as usual on many holes but fun to play. Pace was quite slow , no ranger to be found anywhere as the place closes up by 4:30 or so....we managed to finish but just barely with a 2:17 tee time.

Super friendly staff. Course in great conditions. Greens and a little slow

As reflected in the high slope ratings (135 for Blue tees), the course is difficult but fair. Greens are all raised with protection from bunkers. Surfaces on greens were smooth but they did not have many flat areas. Fairways were wavy with mounds but driving landing areas were fair.

My husband and I were staying in Scottsdale for spring training. We always golf on off days when our Giants aren’t playing. We picked this course at random and are very glad we golfed there.

It’s a wonderful course with a compact layout and lots of interesting holes. It has a grass driving range and a large chipping green, as well as a putting green. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We’ll definitely golf here again next time we’re in town.

I was scheduled for an 8:01 tee time but since I was playing solo they let me off about 20 min early. I did have to rent clubs being from Ohio and the rentals for a country club left something to be desired, but I still figured them out pretty quickly. Reason for this comment is with it being a tight, shorter course (from the blues) short irons and wedges were critical. I really enjoyed the layout and the greens challenged you to execute a shot.

Decent course, played for the first time. Large delay due to the shop not opening on time in the morning. Bunkers weren't usable.