Superstition Springs Golf Club

I've lived within a couple miles of this course for nearly 10 years and trusted my instincts not to play here...got invited to join and did it for the camaraderie and not to be difficult, but it was an absolute joke. There is zero mention on their website or social media of all the maintenance issues on the course. Several holes with tee boxes that are completely under repair, so they use temporary tee boxes. One of the greens had GIR flags on the green within 10 feet of the hole location. All the bunkers were a disaster, we just played them as GIR and took relief out of them. It's a goofy target golf layout with many holes requiring less than driver off the tee and there are no layout signs on the hole, no GPS in cart, and no hole layouts on the scorecard. The greens were also slow and bumpy, which honestly, if the course is not in great shape but the greens rolled well I wouldn't say anything, but that was definitely not the case. Their website says "private club experience open to the public" and if that's how they're labeling it they would be by far the worst private club in the world. Charging $60 for this is an absolute joke and I will never be back, nor will I ever recommend anyone to go there. Like I said, I trusted my instincts not to book a time there for nearly 10 years and I was right. Full disclosure I'm a roughly 2 handicap and have played public golf courses around the world...this is the first review I've written...and I've played some terrible courses. If the green fees were $30 I wouldn't be writing this, but to have this much maintenance on the course, not have any mention of it, and charge $60 for it is embarrassing. The staff was friendly, but it is unacceptable to not make mention of that many temporary tee boxes and issues on the course...they are actively trying to hide what they know is an inferior product. If you pay $60 for this and think it's a good golf experience then I feel bad for your standards of golf. Plenty of other options in Arizona that are better experiences and way better value. Good for them if this course was something nice 2 decades ago, it's now a dog track I wouldn't take my own dogs to now.

This place is in bad shape tee to green. Plenty of other options that are more fun and in better shape.

First time playing at this course, staff was very friendly. We played the back 9 & dine. The course was in great condition, a lot better than other courses in the area. The 9 & dine is a great value, meal was good and course was great! We will definitely be back to play 18.

Staff is incredibly helpful and friendly.

I always feel welcomed when arriving and checking in at the clubhousew, the range and the on course refreshments. .....

The range hitting area was hammered from prior use.... Course conditions - although the fairways were mostly green, there were random bare patches in many fairways.

And the bunkers are "under repair" ......

In some areas, we were loosing balls in rough. It's been a hot and brutal summer for most vegitation and it's taken a beating. ... gotta cut them some slack.

Usually this course is in great shape ... there's no doubt they'll have the course in pristine conditions for Fall and Winter play.

Pace of play today? ... not so good. There were 4 groups backed up on 13 .... with 1 or more groups waiting their turn on 14, 15 and 16 .... Some folks were having a rough day ..... we were going to call it a day , so we headed out for the club house ... we found wide open on 17 and 18 ...

Looking forward to the grounds crew getting the course back in shape.

The course was in great shape for mid summer. Staff was friendly and the course was challenging for the weekend golfer. Had a great time and shot under 90.

I will keep it as short as possible.

~so it had been over 20 years since I've played superstition springs, it has been one of my most favorite courses that I've played in AZ and it still is dispite of the recent reviews I've read and the course conditions. Inna nutshell the course isn't in great condition or for that matter bad condition either,l. I found the greens to be in good shape, mind you the course is fairly large and it is summer. Staying and playing off the fairway is where u wanna be anything left or right of it is asking for troubles and bad playing conditions. Bottom line is the price is right for summer play. Staff are so friendly and helpful. I really love the practice areas and driving range.

Staff was awesome! Water had malfunctioned the week before and staff explained everything and apologized for the condition of the course. It was pretty bad but not the worst I’ve ever played at. However, we were behind a foursome of younger kids who drug the first 9 holes out over at least 3 hours. It was hot and we would lose any momentum we had on waits between holes.

I don’t think we would have minded so much but going into the 4th hour, the beverage cart was done and no water in any cooler on the course. We finally gave up and left after hole 14. It was sad because we were playing decent but just couldn’t do it any more.

We did get a bounce back voucher to return because of the course condition which probably made the decision to abandon efforts easier. We will be back and hopefully have a better experience as we do see the potential of this course.

I wouldn’t tell you not to play it but if you are looking for that pristine z Arizona experience, you may be disappointed.

The course was in poor condition which is a shame because the corse layout itself is good.

Golfing for me was more of a challenge. Lots of difficult hole layouts.

The course is in tough shape. They were upfront about it and the fees reflected it. They had a sprinkler line break during the hottest stretch of summer. The staff were outstanding, the pace of play was awesome and I will definitely go back when the course recovers. Money well spent, and kudos to the proshop and outside service staff!

I have played here a couple times. The starter is the worst part of the day. He acts like he is the center of the golf world and needs to shut-up. He talks for 5 minutes before you can pass him and gives you nothing notable. This is not how I want to spend my money. The course is in fare condition for the heat and money. It is a very blue collar hacker course. The positives are the bag drop workers, cart girl and restaurant employees were really good.

This course has gone downhill. No maintenance, poor amenities. Surprising this is still an Arcise course. Just sad. Find somewhere else to play.

I’ve played this course in the past so I had no issue with booking the round. I must say this course is in horrible shape. I’ve never seen a course play this bad unless they were condemning it. The fairways had no grass, the bunkers were unplayable and the water was drained from the water hazards . Tee box’s were either dirt or overgrown. It was bad, this was the first time I ever took pictures to document how bad course conditions are. Don’t waist you time or money. It’s sad to see this course play and look like this.

Oh boy. Not good. The course is dead pretty kiche everywhere. I know it's summer, but trust me,lots more courses that are better for the money. Fairways were hit or miss rocks, gravel, dry dirt, mud, crab grass or every once in a while normal grass. Putting? Forget about it. The greens make your ball bounce like a pinball and you lose velocity quickly because of that. The water hazard are all dried up and smell bad. Unfortunately, a once gorgeous course has turned into a steaming pile

The course conditions were horrific. I expect the greens to be bumpy in July in AZ. But the rest of the course was horrible. Tees were not flat--uphill, sidehill. Some places had grass--likely where a sprinkler was placed--and it was so thick it was unplayable. The rest of the course had more dirt and weeds than grass. Very little sand in the bunkers (and that is being generous)