Stonecreek Golf Club

It was what was expected for summer golf in AZ on a municipal type course. $35 got us the back 9 at 6:12 AM and a good breakfast.

The course was horribly maintained. It had rained the night before, so I was surprised sprinklers were on in several places, creating standing water amd muddy spots in many places. Rather than close portions of muddy fairway, they had clearly allowed golf carts to freely drive everywhere. It was clear this wasnt just on the day I was playing. The grass was severely damaged. I would not golf here again because of the cpurse conditions and pace of play but it was a good value and for a golfer learning the game this would be a good course.

Wouldn’t go back here if it was $10. Greens were terrible. Bunkers have no sand. For a public city course this would be average.

The staff was amazing, professional, and helpful. I'll go back just for that experience. The course itself was super wet, lots of water and mud puddles. We were one of the first groups out in the morning but, not cool fun splashing through puddles along the cart path and fairways, getting the pants muddy on the fairway, waiting for sprinklers to pass before crossing, etc.

Had a great time with a bogey bro. We’re both around the 10 handicap range, and we had a great time with the layout. The greens could use a little TLC, and most tee boxes were under repair, but we soldiered on. The bev cart was around twice per 9! That’s a win on a hot PHX day. All around great bang for 60 bucks.

Course was not in perfect diction. But it is getting to be the hot season. Most of the tee boxes were under repair and not usable. All of that was ok. But the bunkers!!Rock hard and some with casual water in them. No way for the water to drain through “concrete”. The bunkers should be deemed unplayable. .

Fairways were hardpan. Couldn’t take a divot. Bunkers were just dirt, and the dirt was like cement. A course with beautiful bunkering,but no sand is ridiculous.

Drive by this course all the time and finally decided to play it...but it was not a great experience. The check-in process was great, friendly counter gentleman. Got out a few minutes early. The course itself can be fun, but the course conditions left a lot to be desired. The bunkers had absolutely no sand in them and this is prime golf season....no excuse for the bunker conditions--dry and hard--pr.etty much a guess as to how the ball is going to come out. The fairways were decent...mostly...lots of burnt out areas that needed water--badly! If you missed the fairway it was just hope one could find some grass. The areas around a lot of the greens were not maintained well...the collars needed to be mowed and maintained...there was a "burrowing animal" hole just off the front of 17,,,with all the dirt from the animals digging just piled up. The areas around quite a few of the greens showed lack of water also....if you water the greens these areas should also be receiving water....need to be observant when dry areas show up...pretty sure very little attention is given to observing. They were doing some manual watering on a couple of fairways...but nobody was monitoring it and the water was really puddling up...could have moved these hoses to some other dry areas, with a little attention to the watering. This course has a lot of potential, but for being at the end of PRIME golf season it was in sad shape. A big disappointment for sure..