Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

The only thing that kept me from rating excellent condition was a few rough areas around the tee boxes (tee boxes themselves were in good shape). All areas in play were very good. Reasonably priced and a very good value as compared to most other courses in the area.

As with most Pete Dye Courses, there were some hidden trouble (a couple of my best drives ended up in a pot bunker or trouble that I could not see from the tee). Now that I’ve played it once, that should not be a problem next time.

I definitely will play this course again.

The course was great and seems to be better than I remember from our last visit. Disappointed there was no food until 11 and then to find no breakfast item at all and served 2 cups of lukewarm brown water coffee for$7

Classic Pete Dye course, with many different sets of tees you can play a different course everyday...

The prices have skyrocketed just like most other courses this year. But, the condition of the course is less favorable than before. They should rake in the sand as much as they rake in the money.

Gone downhill since I played last -no beverage cart bar not open after the round

Course met all my expectations. Everything in good shape. Well worth the green fees paid. Would definitely play again and recommend to others.

The layout is typical Pete Dye - challenging level of tightness and approach risk reward - that part is good

But the greens - ??! - I can understand that they can’t be super fast as the undulations are severe but - they were soooo bumpy in prime season - some of the worst I’ve seen in the area - I just get the impression the people taking care don’t care - there are much better places to play

Also a number of areas with heavy mud - !? seems like maintenance is run amok

Traps were hard, not sand.

Some nice vistas, but a lot of touch lies.

Great Dye layout with a ton of elevated greens. Starter told us course played 400 - 500 uarsa longer than on the card…..not true. Probably a pace of play strategy. Will play again, and next time from the back tees.

For the average golfer, the course is a challenging but enjoyable experience, bunkers could use an upgrade and for first time golfers on the course GPS would have been helpful.

My day started badly and didn't get a whole lot better as I played. First it was an early round and extremely cold out. I bought a bag of balls and proceeded to the range. Dropped the balls on the grass and bent over to place one for a practice shot. Split my trousers from top to bottom. Left my balls at the range and went in to the pro shop to buy a pair of long pants to replace mine. Didn't have any long pants in stock so I wound up buying a pair of shorts. The man behind the counter was good to me as he gave me the member price. However, I nearly froze out on the golf course. With no warm up at the range, with my hands and legs freezing and with the high degree of difficulty this course presents (Pete Dye designs are very intimidating) I proceeded to shoot my worst round this year. Course is in good shape and I'd like another go at it but this day just wasn't in the cards for me.

This course is challenging but fairways and greens in excellent condition! It entails some walking up and down steeper slopes that can be difficult for those who do not walk well or are older.