Coldwater Golf Park

Great value for a round of golf. Greens and fairways were in good condition. Tee boxes were a little rough but besides that’s fun course to play at.

Wanted to get a round in on the way to PHX and a flight back to the Midwest. Trying to find anything in the Phoenix metro under $100 was tough. Not over-the-top service you find in other parts of the city but everyone was nice and welcoming. From rough to rough, the course was in decent shape and the greens were nice and rolled well. Outside the rough is waste area that is really unplayable because of all the rocks and pebbles. (Especially unplayable with new irons.) It did make it easy to find balls that strayed off the course.

Fairways and greens are in descent shape. Nothing really to complain about. Besides that, nothing to see. It's like playing in an construction area. Tiny little chipping and putting area.

Fun course,plays fare Good pace and the greens where in great condition.

First time playing here; this course has a lot of potential, but looks to have been neglected for quite some time. The range, tee boxes, "litter" and course sineage all need attention. Fairways and greens are decent, overall layout is fair and challenging.

Great layout in great condition. Most grass I have seen in the fairway on a desert course. No bad lies in the fairway. The course design takes great advantage of the terrain. Nothing artificial.

My only complaint.....the greens were a little slow. With faster greens I would give the course a 6-star rating.

I will play this course again.

Played in March 19th. The fairways and greens in my opinion were in great condition. The tee box were a little rough with a fair amount of divots. Coming from CA, I thought the price I paid was worth the condition of the course. I would play again when I return.

Coldwater was nothing short of amazing, especially for this time of year and the required price to play. Coldwater is definitely a gem and I will play it many more times.

nice day on the golf course. i have always enjoyed the layout as it has enough variety to keep it interesting.

Positives - Fairways and greens were in very good shape,

Neg - tee boxes were a littler ragged and maint. was still mowing while we hit approach shots into 16.

The 2 of us followed a slow 4some. Lots of waiting.

Ok, this review may seem a bit harsh to some; however, hear me out. 40+ years of playing golf in the Phoenix Metroplex during Prime Season, Jan-March, has taught me this: You get what you pay for. Mostly true, although I've definitely over paid at times; example, The Boulders (a story for a different time). Therefore, the course conditions were probably on par with paying $228.48 for two at 11:30. Here we go. The range was on worn down mats, range golf balls were about 50% ok and 50% cut and or chewed up balls. The carts were so dirty that I thought they were used sand buggies. The tee boxes were either not mowed or had patches of holes of dirt. The fairways needed to have been mowed about 3 days prior. The greens were smooth, green, and putted about 6-8 speed. The pace of play was a bit sluggish. We waited on every shot and had a 3-some waiting on us about half the time. I liked the course layout. I think that this is a course either facing money issues or draining the profits before unloading it. So all this to say, for $228.48 for 2 in Prime Time, Prime Season, we got what we paid for. We won't be back, but it was a nice day for golf and we made the most of it. "Any day on the golf links is good day." :-) Skol!