Superstition Springs Golf Club

1st time playing here - will be back. Would not pay more than $70 US. Had recently rained so they were not able to cut the tee boxes etc which is understandable. Couple of interesting holes you need to play once or twice to understand. 18th hole is really pretty to look at from the tee box. Will look to buy their player card - appears to offer good value.

Frost delay and no notice prior to tee time. Pace of play was brutally slow. Waited on every hole. Better value elsewhere Won’t be back.

Staff was very friendly when greeting us from the bag drop to the starter. Pace of play was pretty slow and there didn’t seem to be any rangers doing anything about it. Between a par 4 & 3, there was 5 groups waiting. The ranger said it will loosen up. But, it didn’t. We waited on every hole.

Frost delay created back up on tee times no notification prior to our time Pace of play was painful. Better value elsewhere won’t be back

Water, slants, little grade changes, and landing areas require you to play this course a few times to successfully feel comfortable. Every staff member of this course was extremely friendly all the way to when they were closing. They made my first experience here at the course very enjoyable!

Frost delay understandable pace of play after terrible. Better value elsewhere

This course was very old. Tee boxes not mowed. Greens were very small and difficult to hit. Trouble everywhere on almost every shot. Not enjoyable to play as you have to hit perfect shot to hit these greens. Good course for 2 handicap golfer.

Not fun to play for the average golfer.

I am 10 handicap and found this course very difficult to score on.

We had a 12:12 Teetime. Didn’t start playing until 1:45. Only got 16 holes in do to darkness. Disappointed no rain check for coarse issues of over booking

This public coarse is far too difficult for the average golfer. Any honest golfer who can break 100 on this course would be around 15 Handicap . Unfortunately the average honest golfer is around 23.

The difficulty creates frustration, loss of interest, damage to coarse and slow play.

The only disappointing thing (other than a cold morning) was the condition of the course where the drainage canal runs. I know it's not SSGC's fault, just the way the water runs after rain. The change in elevation and water areas were nice, but the garbage that gets left from the drainage is an unfortunate happening. I'm sure that is frustrating for course management. As far as everything else, it was a great experience from when we got there to eating in the restaurant.