Ahwatukee Country Club

Greens are bumpy and inconsistent, pace was slow, staff was fine, tee boxes uneven, bunkers are concrete, rough is concrete, fairways have large patches of concrete. I’ll wait another 5 years to see if they turn this dump around.

Course is under new ownership and they seem to finally be taking care of the golf course. It’s been in such bad shape for so long and already so much better than last year. Can’t wait to see what it looks like next year.

We play here regularly. Usually play here with my grandson. He says it's his favorite course. Played the week of Christmas with my family. We had a foursome and threesome

We were treated like royally, which we appreciated. We had a great time.

I booked this course for an enjoyable day on a course and

It was Single female golfer and sometimes it’s hard to feel comfortable on a course or in a club house This might not be the best in Phoenix but it was good you can tell they are working on all aspects of the course but for me it was a great day great staff wasn’t too busy and enjoyed my round of golf challenging in a few spots and fu to play still nice views of the area Loved the pro shop and snack shop hotdogs were great

The course conditions is very poor, seem like they painted the green, the green is so dry....

The fairways require lot of cosmetic surgery .

some fairways are in very poor condition.

Green are ok

This course is in pretty rough shape. I hope they can turn it around.

This course should be retired. Fairways were non distinguishable between out of bounds and “in play”.

Greens were not green and played like concrete. Landscape was not kept up. Do not recommend playing here.

The course is not being kept up at all it is like playing on a concrete parking lot a discount rate of 35,00 dollars was not cheap enough for the shape of that course horrible

With higher prices in the winter here in AZ, the course is an OK value right now, but course conditions are not so great. It seems like the overseeding for winter did not take very well, and the course is primarily thin fairways, lots of dirt areas and very fast, brownish greens...all of which is more typical in the summer. I think a big investment is still needed to get the course in better shape. However, if you want a challenge hitting off thin lies, and putting on fast greens as a way to tune up your game, it's acceptable.

This course was in the worst shape of any course I have played in 20 years. $70 for a round was ridiculous for the shape of the course. No overseed, no grass and not greens.