San Tan Highlands

The course was in excellent condition and the layout is fantastic. I enjoyed playing this course more than any other this year. I just wish I didn't live so far away (over an hour). Nonetheless, I will return!

Great course love the elevated tees and the staff was great and friendly!

Great value for the price always plays a little slow needs a ranger out

Nice course finally can afford to play it now. All these courses in Arizona are way to expensive in the winter and a lot are not even worth it

Really enjoy the course. Great layout, well kept. Love the different type of play from front side to back side.

Definitely a solid 4 cross the board. Could have went 4 plus on value and layout. Started had a little attitude when questioned on woman's rental set 8 clubs compared to men's 14 ?

Played on a Wed afternoon around 1:00. Teed off early. Let a twosome play trough on first hole and never saw them after. Never saw anyone behind us. Played in 3 hr 20 mn..

Course is in ok shape because of seeding and some overwatering. Much better earlier in the year. Fun back 9 in the desert and hills. Always enjoy this course.

I thought everything was great, no complaints. I didn't try the restaurant or anything but the course was very nice.

They are charging $20 for a bucket of balls now. That’s pretty crazy to me.

Trying to get a hold of the pro shop is next to impossible as you have to talk to a call service that is not in the United States. Try to book a tee time by phone is hard to understand the person on the phone as well so I book online and mad a mistake on which day we want to play. Was told I need to talk to Seth Bowman about being charged for booking the wrong day. Been trying to contact him forTEN Days but he is never at work and doesn’t return calls.

I still played the course and paid to play and then found out I was charged for not playing on the day I made mistake on the date to play.

To many other great golf course to play in Az. I recommend to steer clear of Santan Highlands as I’ve played over hundred golf course in Arizona.

Crazy to see this kind of course and spend this kind of money. Went and played 2 other very nice higher end courses (Power Ranch and Poston Butte) and both cost lest for Tee times than San Tan Highlands. At least make the greens roll nice and smooth, not even worried about the dead parts on the green. Greens where looked like they just aerated it and staff said nothing and still charged over a 100.00. Pace of play was slow, Ranger told us to push the group in front of us, they were super drunk barely could get into carts. Wish they would fix the greens and make the Tee boxes more manageable. Range is okay, wish they allowed real grass to be hit off of instead of fake mats.