Sedona Golf Resort

This is one of the best-maintained courses you'll ever play at. Fairways are great, greens are immaculate but difficult. That said, the course is too flippin' expensive. Looks like you can get a little love by booking through the club's website, but jeez. There are some really interesting dessert homes on the close.

The course is pretty wide open and would be playable for all handicaps. The tee boxes were in good shape, and the greens looked good, but spongey and slow. The fairways had many dead patches. For the price that I paid (close to $150), it is way over priced in my opinion. They do have the benefit of there only being only 1 other non-executive course nearby, so they can charge for this. But I have played much nicer courses at this rate, and even better courses at much lower rates.

This resort course is a bit more challenging than most resort courses. Partly it is the layout, and partly due to it being fairly heavily watered, so soft. There was moderate roll on the fairways, but almost no roll from lofted shots onto the green.

Pace of play was excellent. The views are so stunning it's hard to focus on golf. I'll play it again while I'm in Sedona.

Spending $94 plus tax greenfee is not supposed to be playing on greens with newly punched arieation holes and dying grass patches all over the fairways. Thay used to be a very good golf course and we bisit every year atound summer time. now, its a waste of time and money. For $90 plus dollars, Oak Creek Coyntry vlub golf corse is definitely your best bet for your outing expetience.

Unfortunately, bad timing as the greens had been aireated. Made putting impossible but the rest of the course was fantastic

When we checked in . We were told that the greens had been aerated. We should have left then. We were given a discount and bar credit. We went ahead and played due to the fact that it was our first time. Along with the greens being what they were. The course is not in the greatest shape. There were several fairways that had areas that were without grads. The weather changed and it rained. Actually we stopped and waited and the weather changed for the best. but overall , disappointed.

The course was ok. Absolute great views especially off hole 9 but I dont blame the course, more golf now for not staying up to date with course conditions as they just punched the greens two days before I played. Putting was unforgiving added least 5 strokes to my game and they were having some irrigation issues so was swampy in some areas. I gave the staff 5 stars cause they made up for it with a 50 dollar pro shop credit !

Beautiful scenery on every hole. Conditions very good in the heat of summer. The only negative was the 7some with 4 golf carts ahead of us. Only 4 of the 7 golfed (most of the time) but it was annoying to see. I can't believe the pro shop allowed it. And I can't believe the poor golf etiquette of this group that wouldn't let a two some (us) on their behind every hole not ask us to play through.

Obviously the views are breath taking. The course layout is great. Great greens.

However the fairways were burnt out in a lot of places which makes it not worth the $113 I paid. It’s worth maybe $89.

Beautiful views of the Sedona red rocks on a playable yet challenging golf course. I'm an 18 handicap, played from the tips, and stayed below 100. You'll have fun!

Never had to wait for anybody, course was beautiful especially the scenery in background. Little bit of over watering with some muddy areas but not too much. Staff was friendly and enjoyed a good round.

$90 a night and 15 mins from town... best deal and place we found. we def will be back!

A very nice course in Sedona with excellent scenery. The course is in above average shape, especially considering the heat of the summer. The fairways are ample. The greens are receptive to good shots, undulated, and roll true. The staff is completely professional.