Coldwater Golf Club

Fairways were in great shape. Great hospitality and the service was top tier. I’ll definitely come back to play again in the future. I enjoyed the pace of play.

Cold Water Golf Club offers a fantastic golfing experience, combining beautiful scenery with top-notch facilities. The course is well-maintained, providing a challenging yet enjoyable round for golfers of all skill levels.

The staff, particularly Drew, Jacob, and Conrad, stand out for their exceptional service. Drew is always welcoming and knowledgeable, providing great tips for navigating the course. Jacob's enthusiasm and attention to detail enhance every visit, ensuring that everything runs smoothly. Conrad adds a personal touch with his friendly demeanor and willingness to assist with any requests.

Overall, Cold Water Golf Club is a must-visit for any golf enthusiast, thanks in large part to its dedicated and professional staff. Highly recommended!!

In reasonable shape considering it has recently come off of overseeding. Nice layout.

Give it a try. It's priced fairly for what you get.

I have played this course a handful of times in Avondale AZ. It is a challenging desert course, with plenty of fairway and hazards. It is a reasonable course for all handicaps. As to be expected the longer tees present more challenges, but it is not overwhelming. The views are amazing all throughout, with each hole having its own personality. Since September the course has been over-seeded and has greened up well. The greens are in great condition. A true golf club is more than the turf and this course has a great staff. Each member that I have interacted with has been very nice, accommodating and very knowledgeable. The reception at the clubhouse is has always been welcoming and professional. It is a great experience all around.

For a course that was finished with overseeding I didn't see any improvement. Plus with a 90 degree rule I saw no reason for it. The fairways were like pasture grass and hadn't been mowed or manicured. The greens were slow and not in very good condition. This course seems to always struggle with the course condition and is like any muni course with poor management.

At $50 for a mid day Friday afternoon round, this is not the place to play. At all. I would not play here unless I lived in the neighborhood, and it was <$20.

Pulling in, it was a ghost town. No one at bag drop, no one by the carts. I went inside, no one inside - at the bar, or pro shop. I stood at the pro shop register and eventually heard voices, made eye contact with someone in the office. They eventually finished their conversation and came out to check me in. There goes my range/warm up time... He was pleasant, and told me instructions. The ranger was a nice guy, but gave no info on the course (or explanation for the conditions...), and that was the last I saw him, unfortunately. Pace of play was an issue - the foursome in front of us, with no one holding them up, wouldn't let a twosome pass. From. Hole. 1. So naturally, the round was a slog that took atleast an hour longer than it needed to. The bev girl was very nice, but after running into her on like hole 2/3 she said she had to go for the day, so it was last call. Def could have used drinks later in the round.

The course conditions are awful. Fairways are very dead, some of the most unlevel tee boxes I've ever seen, poorly cut cups, unhealthy greens, zero desert landscaping. Very basic layout. Atleast it wasn't cart path only, but that leads me to believe they're either very behind getting winter grass established, or they're just running with the summer grass all year. There's a reason the better courses don't do this, and have already gotten their winter grass going. I read reviews saying it's made improvements, so I took a shot. If these are the improvements I can't bring myself to imagine what this place was like before. A dirt lot?

The staff were all very nice, but did not provide ideal service. The course is a terrible value. Go play The Duke for the same price (CPO until early nov, but looking nice), or pay a bit more for Verrado (CPO, but looking beautiful!) or Estrella(haven't played in a month or so, but at its summer worst was a blast to play). Or save your money and play a muni to experience Cold Water conditions.

I've read a lot of reviews about how Coldwater used to be. This was my first time playing, so I don't have anything to compare it to. It's a fairly easy course with wide fairways. The conditions reminded me of a city course - gas-powered carts, grass in the fairway, but hard-pan dirt every place else. So, if you are able to hit the ball down the middle, you won't have any problems. Greens were VERY slow, but the course just came out of overseed, so that was to be expected. Overall, it was an okay course - staff is amazingly friendly, so that helped!