Preserve Golf Course

Been playing here off and on for over 10 years. The course today was in better condition than I've ever seen it. Huge improvement over prior years. Will definitely be back soon.

Come early because it takes a while to check in. We use to live near the course and played it a lot but now are members of two high end country clubs. Decided to try it just for the sake of doing something different. There is a lot of variety in the layout. Greens and fairways were in good shape. The traps are terrible. Rocky and uneven. I would not use my clubs in them. Our course is being aerated soon and I'm going to play back at the SaddleBrooke Preserve those days.

This is a beautiful course set in the foothills of the Catalina mountains. Very accessible to all golfers, but some of the holes have “local knowledge” blind shots. Bunkers are in poor condition with very little hard packed course sand. Fairways and greens are in excellent shape. Definitely worth a round.

Course is decent, well designed. Pace of play was RIDICULOUS! The 4-some in front of us had ZERO players in front of them and yet the Marshall wouldn’t speed them up — nor would these self absorbed folks from CO even consider letting the 2 of us play through. I’ve golfed for over 50 years and I’ve never experienced the lack of consideration from painfully slow players. ‘Twas disappointing to say the least.

Pace of play and staff friendliness were excellent!

Views on course are amazing. And layout fun /iinterestiing. Very challenging course!

Gas golf carts very loud and clunky. Course needs better signage and yardage information

Like 200 yards from here is a ravine. quite a few blind shots!

Fun day…. We will be back!

Call me cheap (you wouldn't be the first) or simply unrealistic about the cost of AZ golf in 2025, but I can't endorse $100 green fees for The Preserve (don't even mention Mountainview!) at SaddleBrooke. It's a very good golf course, still in decent condition, but triple digits is a stretch. And at that price, you shouldn't have to pay extra for range balls. Pays to be a SB resident, for sure.

What a gem.

The starter was great (and he encouraged us about our good pace-of-play.

Make sure you bring your own food, club has no on course food cart nor a halfway house - pro shop sells chocolate bars. Too funny.

Loved the course and elevated tee boxes! Didn’t like the gas carts, no gps and ball washer was bone dry. Staff was very nice and I will definitely be back.

Beautiful course. Yardages and signage could use an upgrade.No GPS in the carts was disappointing for such a beautiful track. Overall nice track needs a bev cart

We had a wonderful day on the course. The conditions were fantastic. We loved everything about it.

The course was beautiful and well kept. Gorgeous scenery. Challenging holes - not for beginners. Be sure to bring a scope as their are no maps of holes, distances, etc. No marshalls. We were stuck behind a 3-some who did not know how to keep things moving so we skipped a hole to leave them behind and had the course to

ourselves. No on course refreshments so bring all your own food/drinks. Gas powered carts :<(

Played the Mountain View course prior to the Preserve course. I really like Mountain View. The Preserve has beautiful views and elevation changes, but it is very frustrating to play. The gas carts are very loud and do not have gps. Unless you use your phone for gps you will learn the hard way that a beautiful drive down the middle ends up in a rocky washout area. You have to drive back and forth to bag drop to pickup your club and repeat this to drop off your clubs and cart. The course is extremely dried out and if you miss the greens by a yard or so your ball is gone. These were the slowest greens I have played all month in Arizona. I wouldn’t play here again for the price.

Great course. Played at 1pm. Had the course to ourselves