Sun Village Golf Course

If you have 10 hours to stretch for a round at an executive course, boy is this the place for you. They do a phenomenal job placing foursomes right after one another with little to no separation. Because these players average 8 strokes a hole, due to the obvious, groups pile up on one another. By hole 5, I was standing with a foursome and a threesome waiting for another foursome to tee off. The really nice thing is that you get a lot of downtime that you weren’t expecting. It’s great for writing novels, doing your taxes, or even taking power naps. Unless you have the entire day prepped to stand around, I would suggest finding another course nearby with a reasonable pace of play. Good luck to you brave souls that venture to this course!

It was mine and the husband's first time playing. We really enjoyed this short course.

Good par 3 course all 18 holes. Needs a little more distance variation. The longest hole was only 147. It was in great shape, beautifully manicured. Slow greens.

Pretty course in good condition but it seemed like a lot of walking for a “short” course - 3 miles according to my friend’s smartwatch. Didn’t find the hole layouts to be very interesting.

Nice & green course. Greens a bit uncut, slow roll up or down to cup. Overall good time & will return. Thanks.

I am 58 and my 30 something year old son and 7-year-old granddaughter that I introduced to the game of golf came into town from out of state. I thought Sun Village would be a great course to enjoy for the three of us. I purchased 18 holes for the three of us on golf now for nearly $80. I brought my pushcart, and we purchased 2 push carts for my son and granddaughter’s bags for another $10. My granddaughter’s bag is 2 foot tall and did not fit on the rental pushcart. My son was going to place my granddaughters 4 clubs in his bag and quickly from out of the clubhouse the employee informed us we couldn’t do that and that she didn’t want to get calls about walkalongs. Needless to say, we had to place my granddaughter’s bag on top of my son’s bags and off we went. At probably hole 6 here comes the bag police/ranger. He says we can’t do that. I am like can’t do what? He says everyone needs a bag and that he also didn’t want to get calls. Again, we had to show him we had 3 bags. He never asked if we paid for 2 or 3 players. It is a retirement community and even if you pay full greens fees, they have a problem with the number of bags. He didn’t even take into consideration my granddaughter is probably not even 4 foot tall. Sounds like maybe residents don’t pay their greens fees and/or they don’t want wives or husbands walking along to watching their spouses enjoy the game of golf. A golf course built not to be enjoyed, imagine that. For a short Par 3 course the experience overshadowed the course’s well-kept condition. Not sure why the course is even opened to the public. The HOA/residents should just bear the entire cost for to maintain the course and have the restrictive rules for their residents. Having the restrictive rules for the public just sends a negative message about your community. We paid our greens fees, had three bags and still felt hassled. Nine holes was enough for us and won’t be back. Golf is a family game for us. I will not tolerate my granddaughter not feeling welcomed or feeling that she had done something wrong. We won’t be back.

If you are hoping to be hitting bomber, this isn’t the course for you. It’s a par 3 18, there are a few holes where you can use your 9 iron but even that is too much at times.

I played most of it with my wedges…

Fun to play if you want to work on your short game, good for practice. It is a walking course as well, not motorized cart.

I’ve played this one a couple of times and have never been disappointed. Green elevations made it a challenge. Course is tucked into a beautiful community and the houses call for accuracy. This one is definitely worth a try.

Love the course . Fun to play with some challenging water holes. Always have friendly staff.