Ahwatukee Country Club

The fairways were in good shape. About 1/3 of the greens need repair. Half the tee boxes had little to no grass. They need to make some temporary tee boxes and lay some sod on the permanent boxes and allow time to get them right.

We were 8 days away from SUMMER pricing and in the greater Phoenix AZ area those prices go down due to weather not conditions. The image uploaded is of the 18th Green, which was totally atrocious. The light spots on the green are NOT sand, they are BALD spots on the FINAL hole of the course. The price was ridiculous for the conditions. At least the weather was good. The fairways were far more brown than would (or should) be expected. At this time I would not recommend.

Adding 2nd picture of a sand trap which is filled with water and honestly there we ZERO sand traps that looked or felt like sand, mostly they were like concrete, no real sand.

Great Staff but the course conditions were almost unplayable with the worst greens I’ve ever seen.

Definitely needs attention, very poor conditions and dirty conditions as well in the common use areas.

Apart from a couple of greens being in terrible condition the course was pretty decent overall. I would definitely play again.

Why are the sprinklers on during my round at noon?

fairways were in pretty good shape. No rough to hold your ball from getting into the desertscape. Enjoyable round. Excellent breakfast burritos and staff

Booking a tee time on this course was straightforward, and the price was significantly lower compared to other courses. However, we discovered the reason for this after teeing off eight minutes after a twosome. We then had to wait on every tee box. While the weather was ideal, the experience was not entirely satisfactory. The course had undergone recent updates, but if you had played here before the new owners, you could still discern the differences. Nevertheless, the course still offers a lot to offer. Tee boxes are uneven, and attempting to putt on greens with grass chunks missing and sprayed on texture can be challenging. This makes one question the cost of playing.

Despite these issues, the staff was exceptionally friendly.

The course design itself isn’t actually too bad, narrow fairways a couple of holes with water in play, long holes to work on your distance game.

This is where the good ends.

It feels like they booked tee times every 3 minutes. Set to tee off at 2:40, and we are already behind by 5 minutes.

Your finish your hole after waiting 5-15 minutes in front of you to finish, only to pull up and watch that same group be waiting for the group ahead of them to tee off.

Everyone wanted to skip each other but the problem was 18 holes deep.

The greens were more like half sand half grass.

Staff was awesome and their amenities seemed nice.

The value of playing in the afternoon for 18 holes for 30-40 bucks is there, just a shame because the course could really actually be a major hit if they watered the grass, and spaced out tee times / had someone trying to enforce pace of play.

Advice? Pay an extra 20 bucks and play elsewhere

They’re charging $90 + for greens that roll like concrete and are painted green

The greens were absolutely abysmal for a 90$ round

The course is in fair condition, but the greens are terrible. They're heavily sanded and very bumpy.

The pace of play was a little slow for a Friday afternoon. The bunkers were concrete, and the greens were in terrible condition, sandy and bumpy. Fairways weren’t too bad. Only laid about $40. Can’t see paying more than that until the course is in better condition.