Superstition Springs Golf Club

Talked to marshal about a slow group ( two plus holes behind ) and followed up with call to pro shop with zero results. Took almost six hours to complete round ! Will not return as they just don’t care about the pace of play!

Absolutelly no sand in most of the bunkers. Looked like thely had been scraped clean on purpose. No warning or explanation.

Have to use ypour head to play here. course mangement amust

tees average

greens rolled wellbut not fast

some swampy areas around the greens

bunkers not playable

pace slow no marshal

Fairways were OK, but around every green it was a swamp. This led to a lot of embedded balls, mud balls, and thick uncut collars around the greens. Also, the sand traps were quite hard, with standing water and several of them.

Front nine is challenging but overall very cool course. We were delayed for frost but they got the groups out pretty quick once they opened. Will definitely come back.

This might be the last time I play there. Absolutely no sand in most bunkers plus soaking wet in many areas. Almost fell flat on my face walking in the wet area.

Very pretty course. A few holes provide a good challenge with the expansive sprawling bunkers. But course needs sone care - ball washers are making a good “bathroom” perch for the numerous water fowl living on the course. Disgusting when attempting to use the ball washers. The path under the Hwy 60 overpass had very stagnant 8” deep sewer smelling water that carts had to drive through. Pump it out please. No washroom on the front nine.

We were cart path only as there had been rain the previous couple of days. The course was very wet to the point of being a mud bog in spots. Bunkers were unplayable due to the moisture. Tee boxes, greens and fairways were decent enough. Where they hadn’t had mowers - on mounds and just off the fairway - was soft and mushy and the weeds had overtaken the desert areas.

Typical Arizona golf course that is not top tier… it has turned into a goat track. Our favorite part was the floating trash in the lakes…unbelievable the grounds crew could not get the trash out…it looked like some dump in Mexico - which actually makes sense given the shape of this Country as a whole. It is a grind out as many players as they possibly can keeping the course just barely playable… it is run down - the 10th hole along the road is kept nice -as is the 18th hole coming back into the clubhouse … the remainder of the course is horrendous. What was once a gem in the east valley is now on the list of places to avoid … the “putting” green has hundreds of range balls scattered all over it as you dodge players chipping - cramped and soggy range — also the gas powered cart would not go - so they did give me an electric one saying “yeah these carts are no good - sorry” …. Some investment money - a grounds crew that actually takes pride in their work with a maintenance schedule could restore the course - but for late November in AZ it is flat out embarrassing.

Seems to be poorly managed. Got lost trying to find the first tee. Tee times were stacked up so we waited on every single hole. Cool course but not worth the price. Ton of garbage in the ponds.

Tee’d off at 2. Sun went down at 5:32 and we only got through 12 holes. Poor decision to flop 9’s. 3 groups backed up on hole 6 every time.