El Conquistador Golf & Tennis - Canada Course

Canada course is great but since so conquistador is closed there was a lot of players which affected pace of play

Booked on GolfNow and got cart and 9 holes for less than $20/ person. Great value. And great course. Challenging and scenic. Great for the holiday golfer. Some hazards cause automatic lost balls but all in all a great course. Would definitely play there again

Of the two El Conquistador courses, I like Canada the best. The course is in good shape and has its challenges, but most players will find something they like. Although I know most players do not prefer hitting off the range mats, I would recommend that El Con add one more day of mats only to give the grass more recovery time. Looking forward to the next round at El Conquistador.

Course is good, fun and challenging minus front 9 greens just being sanded. That was a bummer and never mentioned any time before the round. Uphill, downhill & all-around challenging holes.

I will diffidently try it again.

Fairways were in wonderful shape, with plenty of challenges and elevation changes. Some narrow fairways are very challenging, and the greens were irregular pace in my view, but I’ve never played them before so it may have been just that.

Nice afternoon. Course lplayability lower due to bumpy and dried out greens on back nine.

was surprised that making t-time and paying online didn't allow Troon points

Previous 4* ratings do not reflect the current conditions of this course in my opinion. Friendly staff from start to finish. Driving range is in rough shape which was a harbinger of things to come. Carts are worn and in poor mechanical condition. Tees have been beaten up with the heavy volume of play but the fairways and greens are in decent condition. This is an interesting layout that is in much need of some TLC.

I was looking forward to playing the Canada course but ended up very disappointed. Let me start with the good. The views in various places on the course were great and the greens were in good shape. That's all the positive I can report.

I understand that AZ might be in a drought situation, but it seemed like the whole golf course was not watered enough. I'm not expecting a perfect edge between the fairway grass and the dormant rough, but it seemed the rough had tons of tufts of fairway grass of just hardpan which meant you often had a bad lie if you were not in the fairway. Furthermore, even on the fairway, the course was mowed down so much and it was so dry that practically every lie was a "tight lie." I'm not that good of a golfer to always be playing from tight lies. In addition the bunkers had very little sand in them. You would easily hit the hardpan underneath the sand. The carts were old, the course had just a few water jugs, and the driving range had old yellow dilapidated balls. I paid 18.00 more to play at Arizona National and what a world of difference. Canada came accross as a cheap muni.

this was my first time playing it

great cours, very challenging

one of a kind

Was staying in VRBO nearby so thought I'd try the course. Got paired up with a good group and played well (bogey golf is good for me). Layout is a bit challenging with lots of up and down terrain. Course was in good condition for this time of year. Was a bit strange to not be able to grab a drink, dog at the turn since the turn is nowhere near the clubhouse. Otherwise, had a great day.