Sedona Golf Resort

When I stepped out of my car, the staff was friendly. The course was in great shape. I was blown away by every single person that I met. The best views in the world. The elevation changes are amazing. If you don’t like this coarse you may need to quit playing

It was a beautiful day, the course is in good shape, unfortunately the greens were just areated😢

The views are gorgeous! Very nice layout.

Great layout! Restaurant was closed to setup for a wedding. Hard to believe they don’t have other accommodations for when this happens

Very nice course overall . Condition , challenge, and staff very good.

Thaat being said: Where is the ranger?

Last four holes with three groups on each hole. Over an hour for four holes !

Also, for $180 a round, could they spring for gps on the carts. Running around looking for sprinkler heads always slows down play.

I played this beautiful course twice in the late afternoon. The rates were $70 with cart. Their normal rates are fine for the quality of the course but $70 was a steal. Great staff and customer service

They closed down the bar and grill for a wedding that was 5 hours away…seems they could have made arrangements for the people that paid good money to have a chance to grab a hot dog or at least a glass of ice water.

Great day to play, 80 degrees with a breeze. Course conditions are perfect! Rolf the Starter and Vicky the cart lady enhanced the day.

Incredibly scenic course. Some challenging holes. Staff was friendly except for cart attendant.

Complete tool!

I’d recommend a manager talk with this young man and remind him to be respectful to customers.

Regardless, I’d recommend this course, I’ll be back.

As part of a father-son golf getaway, I played the 18 hole course on back-to-back days (Sunday-Monday). Favorable course conditions made both rounds easily playable, while comfortable weather conditions and unforgettable scenery made the two day experience most memorable. From nearly every tee box, it was as if you were hitting into Mother Nature’s canvas of majestic, monolithic red rock formations. Simple amenities like cold water and restrooms were thoughtfully available throughout the course, however there was no sign of beverage cart service in the afternoon of either day I played. Friendliness and attentiveness of the staff whether in the pro shop, the clubhouse, or out on the course were below what you’d expect from a Hilton “resort” course. Even having stayed at the adjoining Hilton, we did not experience exclusive amenities, compensations, or discounts related to our golf play. Nonetheless, the Sedona Golf Resort is a “must play” experience for those that want to enjoy the absolute best of nature’s beauty while golfing along the way.

From the time we pulled in to the time we left the entire experience was REALLY NICE!

Course is in GREAT SHAPE!!

Friendly employees and interactions from the start. Had a slightly later tee later time and ended up getting paired a little earlier with another single. Pace of play was pretty good, considering a 5-some in front of us. Weather and course conditions were great. The only complaint was the sand trap conditions(just hard and dry, but it's a desert), but hey, I shouldn't be in them in the first place. Course is well laid out and visually very beautiful. I think the value I received was huge considering the typical cost of play. I would definitely play here again.

Incredible course with incredible views.

Conditions were excellent!!!

Starter was really nice AND informative about the course and where to catch the best views!

This is one of my favorite courses, and the scenery is beautiful to the point of almost being distracting. The fairways and greens were in excellent condition, but most of the bunkers had very little sand, and what was there was hard and compacted. They have added new sand to a few of the bunkers, but have a long way to go.

What was most annoying was that the cart signs (indicating cart path only beyond this point) were placed an excessive distance from the greens (at least 50 to 100 yards). This really slowed play because people would often have to leave their cart on one side of the fairway, walk across the fairway to hit their shot, and then walk back to their cart to move it up to the green. This obviously caused unnecessary delay in play, because even if we were fortunate enough not to have someone in our group not hit a shot that landed 50 or more yards from the green, we frequently had to wait for someone in the groups ahead of us.

Still, given the beauty and overall condition of this course, I would give it a must play recommendation if you are in the Sedona area.