Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

Layout very good. Tees, fairways and bunkers playable but so so condition

This was the first time I played this course. I drove 40 miles from Scottsdale to play this track and enjoyed the challenge. Bunkers were in great condition. Pete Dye design makes this course challenging with many sloped greens and mounding around the green approaches. I will play this course again when I am visiting the area next year.

First time playing and the fairways and greens were in good condition. The first 9 was so so, but the back 9 was definitely worth the green fees. I would play it again and I recommend it as well.

I took 2 other golfers with me to play Red Mountain for their first time. We had a great time with Neil we got to the 17th hole when 8-10 young men, obviously drinking and yelling, all came out of a residence and stood on the 17th green playing some kind of putting game, beer cans on the ground, and played there for 10-15 minutes then headed to hole 18. We finished 17 then teed off on 18. The group of men all stood on the 18th green putting dozens of times each, yelling and did not care about us as we exited and waited for them to leave the green. After 10-15 minutes we picked up our shots and left the course without finishing our game as they all continued to stand on the 18th green and outt numerous times. Needless to say this ruined our games and we will not be going back to that course in the future. We went to the clubhouse at 5:10 pm to discuss this with the manager but it was locked up. Very disappointed and won’t be back at Red Mountain.

This course far exceeded my expectations! After reading several of the reviews, I was surprised to find that anyone would complain about conditions, since the course was in perfect condition from tee to green and everything in between. It's a challenging course, and I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for high handicappers, but mid to low handicappers will find this fun but challenging. I highly recommend using a GPS app because a lack of course knowledge probably cost me four strokes. I've played a huge number of courses throughout Arizona, and would probably rank this in my top 15.

This was my first time playing the Red Mountain Ranch course. I recommend playing this course more than once because of the Pete Dye design elements - mounding and multiple green levels and slopes. My round was under 4 hours, which was great. The challenges of this course layout make this course fun for any level golfer.

Tees and fairways not great condition. Greens were good condition. Very dry.

Staff nice, accommodations poor. Played with a nice older couple, we shot in the 80's. OK if you stay in the narrow fairways and greens were nice, hard/fast. Outside these areas it was a goat ranch. Rocks in traps and rough was rocky. More than a few feet around the greens there was no grass or just weeds, for many holes, which were poorly maintained. Tee boxes were a divot box.