Palmer Course at Wildfire Golf Club at Desert Ridge

Always a pleasure to play up at Wildfire, either course. The course was in great shape despite the monsoon the night before. The course is very playable, fair always enjoyable.

Staff was friendly, golf was fun, the course was in good condition for middle of August. I would play again.

Always a treat to play at Wildfire. Great course and staff.

Lots of bunkers and you better drive the ball straight it's a fun golf course

Was really looking forward to playing this course today but since they just punched and seeded the greens they were very difficult to play and most of the fairways had large dirt patches. It was frustrating when you made a great tee shot middle of the fairway only to be left in a dirt patch that was either muddy from the recent rain or super dry and hard. Im sure this course isnt usually this rough but I was very dissappointed .

I had not played Wildfire Palmer for a few years. It has always been one of my favorite courses in the valley. It is a fun layout with a good variety of hole. Greens were in very good condition, fairways were burned out in high spots, which is typical for Phoenix courses in the summer.

They have issues with their fairways, large patches dead grass and mud that required a “bump” to grass to play approach shots. In some cases you had to move 10-20 feet to find grass, disappointing.

Greens & Tees were great , most fairways are very patchy grass or just plain bare !! something has gone wrong with the fairways the grass is mostly gone , it's hard to hit off without grass there, won't be going back this year anymore

Played as a twosome 17 holes in 2.5 hrs. Skipped a par 5 with 2 foursomes that were slow and nobody ahead of them

Other than that really enjoyed our outing and look forward to more rounds this summer.

6:40am Tee time 6/20/2018.

First off, attendant put my clubs on the wrong cart and sent someone else off to play with my clubs. Luckily, people came back to get there own so that's when my clubs finally reappeared. The cart we were given had GPS that did not even turn on so we changed out carts after 9 holes. To top things off, we did not see a beverage cart our entire round of 18 holes. Could not even buy a drink in the clubhouse after 9 holes as they hadn't opened yet.

A lot of bare areas in fairways. I get that it's tougher to keep in great shape during the summer. Greens were in good shape. I expect a little more for a weekday rate during the summer of $48.

Course was in ok shape, the main issues were the fairways had lots of bare spots and the course was really wet. Don’t know if that was from rain or overwatering the course but is going to make things worse with golf cart tracks tearing up good gras spots that were left. But the layout is awesome and staff is really good.

Was nice course to play! Some areas transitioning but greens were in great shape. Will come back and play again!

Both courses at wildfire are excellent. The Palmer has more desert washes in play, while the Faldo has more bunkers. They are a bit pricey in the winter, so I only play when the rates come down

Palmer course conditions were excellent, and as always the staff was fantastic. I played with a couple that are members and the lady made a hole in one. That was exciting! We finished in just under 4hours snd had a very enjoyable day. I just wish it was closer to my place in Tempe and a little cheaper. Still an awesome place to play. It’s always busy, but the staff is always great. Go okay if you can get a rate that is acceptable to you.

Great course, staff and views. Can’t wait to go back!

I have been wanting to play courses like this for a long time, I've just not been able to afford to do so.

Truly enjoyed my round. Some challenging holes as well as some that "made you feel good about your abilities"

The staff was very friendly and let me get out a little earlier than my tee time and I breezed through the first 15 holes before I saw the twosome in front of me.

I'd love to have the opportunity to play here and the Faldo course again