Superstition Springs Golf Club

Back 9 got flooded, but, front was still playable, and in great shape. This is a course we becer skip.

There have been many comments about the condition of the bunkers. Obviously you have chosen to ignore the comments since nothing had changed. If you are unwilling to fix the issue, then you need to disclose their condition on your website and GOLF NOW needs to disclose also.

You may think you are cutting costs but please recognize you are losing revenue. I will not play here again until I see in the reviews that the bunkers are repaired.

I’ve played the course every time I visit Phoenix and always enjoy the track, it is getting run down though. Carts are in need of upgrading and putting green was open but unusable condition, on course washrooms need freshening up.

What got me was pace of play. It’s always been a slower round being a resort course but this time they had a five some which really brought the field to a grinding pace. Marshall’s and Proshop need to own that. It’s not cheap in February so at least do your best to provide an enjoyable pace of play.

Very wet condition because of rain Played only the front nine twice. Golf cart needs attention. Broken wind shield and back rest. Very dirty

Nice course, recommend to play it.

reasonably challenging.

I can't believe a course that charges over $100/round is in this much disarray. There was trash littered everywhere and weeds growing all over the course. This is one course you can skip...

Nice course, condition is getting better every year. Greens are in excellent shape- ball rolls true and most players repair ball marks. Course is not overly long but the small greens make the course pretty difficult. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Pace was pretty good for a late morning weekend round. 4hr 25 min. Sand was in the only two bunkers- a few could use work but most seemed to be in good condition.

Only negative is tee boxes are in need of some leveling. Tough to find a flat lie off the tee.

Course was in good shape compared to its regular conditions. Greens were 7/10. The grill and club house staff are top notch.

The kids at the end of the round are embarrassingly bad, kid playing on his phone then told me we should tip him, even though he didn’t touch our clubs for cleaning or even offer. I tip every time, but if you don’t even leave the booth, don’t tell me “this is how I make a living” when you don’t get a tip. Maybe take those tips you get and cut that mullet off instead of using it to play candy crush on your phone.

The course has quite a few blind tee offs and unseen hazards. You need to pay attention at all times

I had to prepay $159/person for all in my group when I made the tee time reservations. Two in my party had Arcis cards they wanted to utilize when they checked in. The staff person would not let them use their cards since the reservations were made on Golf Now. So, they got upset with the staff person and me also, because now they owe me the full $150 each. This policy requiring full pre payment and not honoring their Arcis cards, which Superstition Springs honors, at check in sucks. It’s just pure greed at an overpriced course. I’m done with Superstition Springs.

Marshall did everything in his power to make sure golf was at a slow pace. Don’t hold groups up and let them play ahead of pace if they can. Loved the layout and the greens were good. Traps were a work in progress.

Why isn’t there good sand in the bunkers it’s like small pebbles. Biggest complaint