Starfire Golf Club - The King Course

High cost for the layout and course conditions. And then they have the gall to charge for range balls.

Pace of play was slow - over 4.5 hours on a weekday. Yet no one was out there managing it.

The pace of play was 5 hours. No ranger on the course to keep things moving. No beverage cart person. It was 90 degrees out. Dirt and bare spots all over the rough area. They should refund my money. Very bad.

1.The pace of play was very slow. Perhaps having a starter and ranger would be helpful?

2. The carts lack a windshield...for what purpose?

3.The young men working at outside services worked very hard trying to get the carts turned over.

The first y I ung man we talked to was very friendly and kind. The 2nd gentleman was kind of rude. The signage for how to get to the next holes were not very good and as we moved to the back 9, the people mowing were holding up play and it was very distracting.

The pace of play was perfect....4 hours and 10 minutes. We never had to wait. It was so nice to play at a pace that wasn't as slow as molasses in January!

The carts are unique...no windshield. Strange.

Lack of carts, range is basically dirt, no starter or course marshals. They are upgrading the 9 hole course, but it seems like they are not attending to the King 18.

Scorecard on cart was used. No sand on cart to fill divots.

Disappointing round of golf. After 4 hours and 45 minutes, I quit with still 3 holes to go. No captain, no sand in containers on carts, no call to tee announcements, no monitoring of teams teeing off., no signs on course for carts around greens, a total non management of play on course and no management or communication at starter, no starter. Won’t play again.

Course is in transition - not being maintained very well. Price should reflect this

When I say hard course, I am not referring to difficulty. The course is in rough shape .Fairways are like hard pan and no one seems to repair their pitch marks on the greens. Play was very slow, waited on every hole. The paths are not clearly marked so plenty of confusion as to which direction you need to go. All in all, not a pleasant experience.

For golf at non-municipal course in the Valley, Starfire is fine. Challenging enough for most mid-to-high handicappers. Tee boxes, fairways and greens all a bit too dry, but consistent throughout. Almost never finish in under 4.5-4.75 hours because of pace of play.

I understand trying to make money during high season and recoup money spent on course improvements but 8 min in between tee times is ridiculous. There were 3 foursomes lined up on hole 2!!!