Pine at McCormick Ranch Golf Club

Enjoyed the friendly staff. We had the course to ourselves and really had a great time. Thank you.

Had a great time. The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Thank you for a great round of golf!!

Like a lot of courses in the Phoenix area,the sand traps are a joke(no sand) but the rest of the course was in very good shape

Totally satisfied with my round. The course is in great shape from tee to green. The design is great for tourists in that while there are some challenges it is relatively well explained by the diagrams on the card and the GPS. It is a course where good shots are rewarded rather than punished by some "hidden" trap or lake that only the locals know about. I really like the tee options which give nice flexibility for different skill levels. I rented clubs and the Pings supplied were a very pleasant surprise.

The course was in good condition following the overseed. We didn’t have to wait.

Best to play elsewhere. No sand in the bunkers, (Pine Course) but there was a mountain of sand between the greens and tees on the back nine. How about putting some in the bunkers?? Told the course staff and pro shop personnel who did not even care.

Golf carts are antiquated. Corners of seats appeared to be chewed off. Was told they were getting new carts tomorrow. Hotdogs were overpriced. Better to bring your own from Costco. The criminal birds will steal your food from the golf carts.

We play both McCormick Ranch tracks a couple times a year but today's round on the Pine Course was just poor. Waited on every tee box and just about every fairway. Winter Rye is decent in most places but there were at least 100 ball marks on every single green. This is a decision by the maintenance staff to not have the pin setter each morning choose a decent area for that day's pin AND fix a few dozen ball marks from the lazy players. Today several of the holes had plainly not even been moved. Sand traps haven't seen a machine in weeks--CONCRETE is softer. Sad. Oh and the course was jammed so why do anything, right?

This course was about what I expected. Typical resort course. Greens on the back side in much better shape than the front.

OK for the money but better to pay more and play better track

Course in good condition but not as nice as expected. Lot of wet spots from over watering. Staff announcing tee times over PA system but never announced mine. Poor signage, had to ask grounds keeper where the first tee box was located..Sign at #1 tee box said cart path only but employee said that was for morning tee times only.

The Pine course was just coming out of overseed and was cart path only. Even so, we played in just under 4 hours. Played as a twosome but played behind a couple of foursomes and a threesome.

Good layout with reasonably wide fairways. Some water on the course but not a lot.

Greens were slow as expected. Sign in the proshop stated stimping at 9. They rolled reasonably well but should be better after overseed is complete. They were receptive but not soft. Ball marks were not big divots but could be seen.

Bunkers had little to no sand in them and many had puddles. Went to rake one after a shot out of there and could hardly see my foot prints.

Front 9 was smelly - swamp smell. Back 9 was great. Food cart drove up on us a few times teeing off - Girl was frazzled about tournament on other course and kept saying she was late. Hopefully course will be better in a few weeks.

I was very excited to play this course. I am a Member of a private club, and play this course six to seven times a year while my course is closed for overseeding.

HOWEVER, the course had been closed for two weeks for overseeding. Yet when my group got on the course we could not see any rye grass. All we saw was the bermuda grass trying to re-establish itself. the greens were OK but the tee boxes and fairways were NOT.

Played the Pine Course 12 years ago. Since then, has it gone downhill. Carts as old as the hills. Clubhouse and facilitiies in desperate need for updating and course in so so condition. Greens were acceptable, but fairways had tons of burn out spots. No better than many of the much lower price level Sun City Courses. For such a great in town location, these McCormick Ranch courses need new management and better greens keepers.