Palmer Course at Wildfire Golf Club at Desert Ridge

Wfire a nice course unfortunately gnow has lost too many other good courses in my area..85253...and teeoff.com now has better selection and better prices. I really regret gettin vip and will not be fooled next time offer comes up. Looks to me like gnow slowly going out of business

The course was in surprisingly good shape for the end of the summer except for the plugged greens were still a little slow.

Very nice course, friendly staff. You will want to play this open, but somewhat challenging course if you an average player...10+ handicap...

Can be fantastic value in summer if $40 or under...

Have played both Wildfire courses and will continue as long as price is right and conditions remain favorable.

Course is in the best shape of any course I have played so far this summer didn't help I shot a wonderful 74

Tho it is an hour away, it's still one of favorite course. Staff and amenities are excellent, plus close to other excellent dining opportunities if you want to make a full day of it.

This course is a lot of fun to play. The only problem, it is desert target golf and you need to know where to hit the ball because it has a ton of blind shots and dog legs. The Palmer course can be tight in areas as well. I've played here twice and both times, I finished the round wondering why I hit driver. The Palmer course tempts you into taking risks which really penalize you if you don't execute. Being that I'm a 14 handicap, I execute the risky shot maybe 1 out of 4 times. I like courses that the par 5's can be reachable, the Palmer course has those type of holes. It also has par 4's in which you ask your partner "is this a par 5"? My main complaint is last time we played, they punched the greens. This wasn't told to us until the starter was giving us our direction. It made for a horrible round because the greens were so wet and sandy that it was impossible to putt. When I brought it up with the starter he just walked away. I get it, you have to punch the greens. Courses punch the greens at the same time every year. I would have stayed closer to home had I known. Also, lower the price during that week as it makes a huge difference.

We had a 640 am tee time and after the first hole we waited on every shot terrible pace of play

This is a fun course and was in fairly good shape. The fairways were a bit wet trying to stay ahead of the heat. The greens looked bad but putter pretty good even though they were a bit slow. Fun course at reasonable prices year around

We had played this course a few years ago and enjoyed the time. While the bag drop guys were very nice, and and the pro shop check-in was friendly, we discovered we paid way too much to play this course under the conditions. While we know it's summer and hot in Arizona, the Palmer course should have been in better condition. Many fairway edges were just plain bare with little or no grass. Areas in fairways and around greens were soaked with irrigation water, and we had many mud balls. In 105 degree weather!

Overall, the layout is good, and the course is challenging but the condition was a huge disappointment!!

Course starting to dry out a little in spots but did not affect play. Greens still in great shape despite a couple of very hot weeks. Always a pleasure to play.

Rate of play was very good it reminds me of troons nice little track.