Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

Really enjoyed playing Red Mountain Ranch golf course. The course was challenging, with undulating fairways and greens. Greens and fairways were in excellent shape. Practice range and facilities were available for warm-ups, and were in good shape. The staff were great and the golf club has a good pro shop and restaurant. Carts had to stay on the cart path, which slows pace of play a bit, but this is temporary for overseeding season. A very enjoyable round.

Glad GolfNow had this listed. First time, but definitely not the last time I will play here. The course was in excellent shape. The course is narrow and undulating. The greens were tough, lots of slope, but the course was a good challenge. I typically shot between mid 80’s and 90, but shot 98 today and was happy to escape with that score. The staff was super friendly. The starter/pro shop guy explained the course to us, making sure we knew where the range, putting practice area and where the -at and 10th tees were located. The beverage woman and cart cleaner were very friendly.

If any negative it would be I did not see markers indicating what hole we were at.

Very tight golf course it always got ypu thinking each he

A good friend and I played RMR on a beautiful fall day and really enjoyed the round. The staff was all fantastic and the overseeding had really taken very nicely. We had a great time. Thanks RMR.

We played yesterday and were infrormed when we arrived and paid that it was cart path only and that they had overseeded the rough and it was quite long. An understatement. We spent way too much time looking for our balls just barely into the 6 inch plus rough. Several we never found even though we had a good idea where they were. Took us over 5 hours to play and it made the course unusually tough.

The overseeding was almost completed, so it was cart path only. Long course to walk (with a cart).

I would definitely play again soon.

The rough was ridiculous. I expect it had never been cut since re-seeding. It was probably 5-8 inches deep on every hole and everywhere. I do not know how many balls our 4-some lost in the rough, but along with cart-path-pnly it made for a long afternoon of walking and searching. If that is Pete Dye's idea of course design, he can take that course and shove it. The course should not have re-opened until the rough was cut. The slope rating from the blue tees (6034 yards) is normally 134!!!. With that rough it played like 175.

Fairways nice but greens still in rough shape as very bumpy