Red Mountain Ranch Country Club

Played this course on a Sunday at 10am on memorial day weekend. Round took 4.5 hours, but I was playing with my date and a random who are both 30+ handicappers. The driving range and chipping area was perfect and the course itself was in great shape. The greens weren't very receptive, but that's AZ golf in the mid 90s. I shot a 78, which is where I expect to be for Pete dye courses. Try not to go long on the greens, there are bunkers everywhere. Which is my one complaint, they need to loosen the bunkers up a bit, good luck holding a green from a firm bunker with no ability to spin the ball.

It's a tough golf course all the way elevated greens make it hard too

The course seemed to be in pretty good shape. The greens seemed a bit slow but overall a great experience. The staff was friendly and for the money it's well worth it. Ill be back for sure.

Great course , fun and challenging. Friendly staff and honest , I left my rangefinder and it was turned in the next morning.

Course was in not so good condition. Greens were fairly quick. It was worth $45.

Greens too hard and conditions were not a return course for us. Range you hit out to gravel as no grass.

Green shape are fine but hard and slow. No cart service was super annoying as couldn’t even give them any money for a beer.

This course is always interesting and presents a challenge to most golfers. Fairways and greens in good shape despite the hot weather conditions the last couple of weeks.

Course needs water and sand traps need help. Lots of rocks in them and grass

I fear we did not do the golf course justice when we played.

It was as good as we remembered. Neville wondered whether some of the timbers had deteriorated?