Coldwater Golf Club

Course appears to have been abandoned for at least 6 months; greens cracked and bare, tee boxes over-played. It seriously looks as if course went into receivership and has just recently been re-opened.

Had a good round in spite of some really bad putting surfaces in most holes. The fairways and roughs were pretty decent. I’d come back and play this course because I love the course layout but some major repair on the putting surfaces is badly needed.

I have played this course often and had out of town guests as well. Over the last 6 years I have seen the course rise and fall with regard to it's maintainence but trending down the entire time. I know that golf courses are expensive and staff turnover can be brutal. At times during the high season (winter) they demand a lot to play. I most likely will avoid player here any more. The greens were really awful, patchy, very dry or very wet spots, putting was difficult and accounts for half of your score: so, very essential. T boxes are chewed up to the extent that finding good footing was tough. Sorry, guys, that was my experience.

Had a good round , pace of play was good. Greens were pretty bad dry patches everywhere.

Staff was excellent. Tee boxes rough. Fairways and greens okay.

Course condition has certainly decayed over the past few months. Green is in tough position, most greens look infected & are not very true. Few putts bounced right off face & overall was not great. Round was fairly cheap so all-in-all they did not over charge. I’ve played Coldwater in the past so I know the potential & it’s far from what it used to be. If you’re looking to just get out & hit some balls, this is not a bad option, just don’t expect it to be plush. Love the staff though.

Pace was slow and additional groups added on back 9

I understand the warmer weather but this was some of the worst greens in metro Phoenix I’ve ever played. If not the worst. The maintenance and care of them need a lot more attention.

We paid 78.00 for 2 golfers with gps cart . Not many courses are that cheap in the valley . Granted some of the greens were patchy and dying and hardpan around the fairways and greens . But overall the layout was decent and fairway were is great shape . Would recommend to friends if price is a factor .

Course has degraded since our last time here a few weeks ago. Thin tee boxes and greens, some like concrete. Would rate course conditions below average for sure. Hard traps as well, typical for these types of courses. We were done our round in 2:45, not real busy when we went at 1:00 so that was sure nice.

Was a fun round, fairways are looking great! Only thing is the greens are being taken over by mold and were pretty bad. All in all was an awesome round and one of the better tracks for the money

Tee Box’s and Greens were what I expect to get from a $15-$20 a round golf course. I’ve been to pitch and puts that were nicer than these. Definitely not worth the $100 do the round.

The fairway's were in fair shape but the greens had more bare spots than grass. The bunkers were just packed dirt. I can't remember the last time they actually had sand.

The fairways were very good, but the greens were terrible.