San Tan Highlands

This course plays amazing. Can challenge both the high and lower handicap players.

The green were a little slow from my perspective. The starter was very friendly. The pro shop staff was ok but did not offer any information about first tee direction or where the starter was located. Cart girl was excellent, covered the course well, worked backwards to make sure everyone was served, We saw her 3 times which is excellent.

This is course is overpriced the pace of play needs work especially during peak playing hours. The bunkers is in need of better quality sand without pebbles and rocks. Chipping green needs more attention, however, putting greet, driving range and staff is friendly and accommodating.

I was a single, so kind of expected the slow pace of play, never got the chance to get thru groups ahead of me but it was a gorgeous day for golf.

The course is slowly getting better (GPS in carts now) but still some improvements still needed (sand missing in most of the bunkers, not hitting on a downslope on the range not ideal).

The day we played started out good and then the rains came causing an ended our golf for the.day! Staff was great and gave us rain checks. Course was in good shape, Greens and fair ways were excellent. I did not hit any traps although the back nine has some that can easily become a problem if you lack distance and accuracy. It is a good course to challenge your game.

Fairways and greens are great. Around green some areas are pathetic. Bunkers are pathetic no sand.

Great condition and great staff as always. The pace of play and price ratings are the same everywhere this time of year.

Another high priced Phoenix golf round for an average quality course. Staff was very friendly, but course was average. Last time I played here, the price was $75, now $144.

Greens were quick, fairways average, tee boxes were good.

Course was fine, challenging and great scenery. Pass was slow.