The Club at Starr Pass - Palmer/Gambler

Beautiful spot to play. Disappointed in the condition of the course. Greens had been aerated and the ball rolled poorly and inconsistently. (not mentioned on golfnow)

First round here this spring and was also disappointed that so much of the surrounding vegetation had been pared back (scalped actually), totally changing the look and feel of most of the holes. Understand that pace of play is important but not at the expense of the design and aesthetics.Bunkers had sand but also many rocks. Course not up to it's former self.

The courses have the aeration pox. Hugely frustrating to putt the greens and watch the ball literally jump 5 degrees. Balls on the fairways end up in a hole.

I have played other courses recently aerated and have been impressed with the lack of gross surface defects. Dont know why a great course like Starr Pass uses this aggressive aeration technique.

Pace of play was efficient. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Fun little track . Course in good condition and people were awesome .

Course is great, three nines, but pace of play can be extremely slow.

I made a 3:40pm tee time and because of the slow play I was unable to finish the round.

Simply thoroughly enjoyed this course. Everything about it was great. It was a challenge in fantastic shape. Beautiful backdrops will definitely be back

First hole green on rattlesnake was not fair for average golfer. Fast greens and putts rolled off into a collection area. Nobody in my group could putt the green.

I’ll play again if I can get a good rate, otherwise I’ll skip it.