Stonecreek Golf Club

Fastest round ever in 2 and a half hours. Heat of the day in early September was brutal. I was highly motivated to keep moving forward and shot a score for me on that track. Greens and fairways were pretty rough but it was still a fun afternoon. I'll be back!

Went on a Saturday afternoon when pace of play was slow but not unreasonable. We had the group behind us shoot into us on hole 16, then verbally assault, physically threaten, and use racial slurs against us as they played through.

This was reported to management who came out and did NOTHING because they didn't see it, even though it was obvious they played right through us. They allowed them to finish up with no repercussions and said we should 'play faster' even though the 2 some ahead of us was still finishing the hole.

Will Never go back to this place as they obviously dont care about their guests physical well being or care when racial insults are used. Horrible.

Returning to golf recently and decided to try out course that is 5 miles from my house. Although a fun layout and challenging course - I was shocked by all the trash and debris that was allowed to remain following recent storms. The staff and fellow golfers were friendly and I felt welcomed. I will not return to this course as there are so many options in Scottsdale where the pride of the course conditions show.

Course was in pretty rough shape. Had lots of rain recently and the grass was spotting everywhere. Lots of trash around all water areas, looked very poorly kept.

The course has always been good and challenging. Condition was a frequent problem in the past. In 2020 it was in pretty good shape, especially the greens. There were quite a few week and grassless areas, but overall it was a good day after many years.

Didn't go, too hot. But I have played there often and it's a great track

Booked 8 pm the evening before for a 5:48 T-time prepaid with breakfast, I arrive 530 go into The golf shop and am told I don’t have a t time, I offered to show him my golf now confirmation and he didn’t want care, said it wouldn’t matter. I go outside 545, pretend to call golf now, head back into the shop and tell him golfnow said to provide golfing course reservation number. He checks me in and sends me to the tee no questions asked. What type of operation is being ran in that golf shop? I play 4 times a week and have never ran into this issue. Other than that the tees and greens we’re in great shape, fairways and rough are no better than your local park grass though however. Play fixie lies and hopefully you don’t run into the guy who was working in the shop this morning!

Course conditions are pretty horrible. Greens are aerated and super crusty. Bunkers literally have no sand. Fairways and Tees? Below average. That being said, the staff is super friendly and for $20 at 6 pm I got 12 holes in solo before it got dark so it's not horrible.

I have played Stonecreek many times, but not in the recent past. Pace of play was painstakingly slow due to twosomes smashed in between foursomes. Overall condition of the course was average. Just looking around the facilities I noticed a lot of deterioration in just the upkeep which is telling users management/ownership does not care. If you want a cost effective round of golf this is your place, but you will get what you pay for. Mats on the driving range are worn and when I checked in range balls were not available. Kind of a demand item typically for a public golf course.

Stonecreek has always been one of my favorite courses. You need a couple sleeves of balls if your game is off though. Lots of trouble through the whole course.

None of us played very well but we survived the heat and enjoyed our round.

Pace of play was not an issue because it was a weekday afternoon. But no water on the back nine at all and the beverage cart checked on us before teeing off and on hole #3. That is borderline hostility to players. Course conditions are awful even for Arizona summer standards. Often times there was no grass a couple feet off the greens. And the vegetation is far too overgrown to the point you can't see across it to landing areas. And an added bonus there are no visible yardage markers so much of the course is pure guesswork. I got a cheap rate and live 2 miles away and still feel it wasn't worth it at all.