Mission Royale Golf Club

We found this course through golfnow. Got a really good deal for the condition and layout of the course. The greens are fast but in great shape. Located in a beautiful area and very easy to find. If you want to get out of the busy Phoenix/Mesa area then enjoy the drive for a great day of golf. Found the Yellow Submarine after the 18th hole. Thanks

Course in fairly good shape but do not try to hit out of bunkers. No sand & extremely hard packed. Would be better to fill in & let grass grow if unable to maintain bunkers.

The greens were running pretty true and in nice shape, fairways were real sparse, not good value for the money they charge

With the hot deal this was a great value. We hustled and got 18 in before dark. The course was in great shape.

Had a great time playing late afternoon only 9 holes. No one in front or behind.

Not my 1st time to play this corse, I have to say the corse looks better than I've ever seen it

Only golfed nine in the late afternoon started at 2:45 finished at 5 no one behind us or to slow us down very nice layout.

Greatly improved over last year. Some are concerned about the higher green fees from last year. However, the course is worth it and I would encourage all to support it. It is only getting better. Excellent staff. The Grille has a new chef and has improved its offerings and quality.

This was second time I have played here this month. Both times pace was over 4 hours but a little less than 4.5 hours. Would prefer better pace but no course rangers that I could see. Course is in fair to good condition for this time of year but could be better on most holes. Fairly good diving range and putting range.

Straight fairways. Except for hole 17, the course wasn’t that interesting. 17 was a super fun hole.

The staff were all helpful & friendly. A bit muddy.

By course set up, I am referring to the locations of nearly all 18 hole pin locations. They were extremely difficult. For a Saturday at this time of year, I would think a course set up should play fairly easy in order to help the course’s pace of play. Most pins were located no further than 2-3 short paces from the green’s edges. 7 out of 9 on the front. 8 out of 9 on the back. That’s a lot of ‘tucked pins’. That means 3 holes had a pin near the general ‘fat’ of the green. I would like to see course set ups ease up a bit as most amateurs do not care where a flag is located, they will always aim at it.

Overall the course has come a long way over the last two seasons and I enjoy the layout very much.. this is not a knock on the pro shop or restaurant but this complaint starts and ends with the individual responsible for cutting the cups. Golf is hard enough without, most players probably do not even notice, and it guarantees a busy Saturday will see the pace of play grind down to a wait on every hole… and who doesn’t mind a nice, slow round?