Stonecreek Golf Club

80 minutes through 4 holes is unacceptable. Staff is very nice and helpful. Value for money is not terrible. For a public course in the valley I can’t say its awful. Greens are surprisingly fast and good. Carts say player assistant is circling to monitor pace but didn’t see him once.

Upset with prepaid arrangement of only 9 holes. The ad was misleading on Golfnow . In no way did I understand/ think only 9 holes.

Love stone creek. My only issue I've ever had here is that the water collection areas stink sometimes. Lol. Love it here. If u start at v Embassy Suites you get a discount too

Second time playing here. Wanted to give it another chance as the first time we played it was supper muddy and the greens were in terrible condition. Came back and it was the exact same thing. What made it worse is that I forgot my range finder on the cart. I called in to check if anyone had just put it on the side. They claim that they looked for it and checked and couldn’t find it. Definitely know that it was a lie because I saw it on the cart and forgot to grab it on my way out. Someone that worked there stole my nice expensive rangefinder. What’s even worse is the guy Andrew that I kept calling to check, just doesn’t care, He kept saying he would call me after he checked, and never did. I had to call numerous times to check. Bad customer service and really crappy playing conditions. Will never ever play there again. Never have I been to a course where people have zero integrity and steal players belongings. Disgusting.

Do not like the layout. No gps. No ball cleaners.

Stonecreek was our first stop for golf and it it turned out great despite the area getting 2” of rain. The greens, fairways, and tees were in excellent shape! The staff were super friendly especially the bag drop team. We teed off at 12:40 and finished at 5:25pm without any waiting (we’re not the fastest players out there) even with cart path only to protect the course conditions (good decision by SGC).

Challenging and yet fair. Greens rolling well and held good shots.

The traps need work. Not enough sand in bunkers made for tough shots green side. Inconsistent.

Course was overly wet. Even down the fairway, your ball often was covered in mud. Hitting shots on fairway was guesswork due to the overly wet conditions. Bunkers were damp and thin/hard.

A perfect relatively easy course to start a golf vacation after a layoff of a month that was in excellent condition except there is no driving range. Unusual layout set in a "wash" with huge distances between green to next tee box on the back nine, but the electric carts are excellent.

The bigger issue with Stonecreek is the pedestrians walking, biking, etc… all over the course. Not just by the clubhouse. You have to dodge people with the carts, more than once we had to hold off our tee shots for bicycles. You wouldn’t catch me riding a bike out there. Course conditions were muddy all over, we haven’t had rain in 2 months so it’s a grounds crew issue. This isn’t a prob at other courses the area. Prob won’t be back for sometime.

Course has e couple of quirky holes. Conditions were just okay. Greens in particular have a lot of unrepaiirrd ball marks. Sand is typical for Arizona. - hard as a rock with thin layers of sand. Golf now had a good rate for this time of year. Not a favourite course but would consider it again.