Superstition Course at Sunland Springs Village

I booked online through GolfNow, as I have done over a dozen times previously for other course. On the day, we arrived at least 30 mins prior to warm-up. The price for 18 holes was good. We had to rent clubs because my family came to visit and play golf. They charged $47 for each rental. That’s ridiculous but we had no choice. I checked online to see if they offered rentals and it stated they were under $20. When I went to pay for the round they couldn’t find my reservation. They said I had to check-in online first. I’ve never had to do this with any other course and had no issues. They were able to fit us in but it was going to be over 30 mins later. On top of that, the range was closed, no info on this when I looked online prior to picking this course. I was recommended to this course be buddies who have played it in the past because it’s wider and has more area for mis-hits for beginners. Several fairways were bare and didn’t even have grass at all. We played San Tan and Four Peaks. The greens were mostly ok but also had their issues. I would not return here again and that’s sad with how much I play in the Phoenix area. I just can’t get over the rental club pricing. I wish a manager could contact me to discuss.

Hands down one of my favorite short courses. Staff is constantly epic.

Aeration alert is valid. Soaking the fairways and greens are aerated and sanded. So, swamp to beach playing for another week or so. Just course summer maintenance.

Still renovating practice areas and heads.

The only reason I did not give a 5 for the course conditions was that some of the tee boxes were well worn. The GPS in the carts is a definite plus. Staff has always been very friendly and helpful.

course was in good shape for this hot and dry weather, some dried out spots on every hole but played very well. A little slow on the back 9 played in 4 hours. i would recommend this course anytime.

Still one of my favorites to work my short game. Wide enough for rookies. Summer conditions. Still working on practice zone

Greens were in great shape for Summer heat. Fairways had some dryness due to AZ weather. Definitely a nice couse. They're remodeling the practice range and clubhouse.

I booked online to play the 9 hole course. When I arrived the staff suggested that I ask to play 9 on the 18 hole course because it’s more fun and better condition. It was so great of them to do that. They let me play 9 on the 18 hole course, even thought I payed for a “hot deal” on the 9 hole exec course.

Pace of play was perfect. The course is well kept, I’m surprised that it is not more expensive. It’s also has the perfect amount of difficulty or challenge to it.

I am an average golfer usually Par or 1-2 strokes over and was able to play the best round I’ve played, using the widest range of shots and testing the widest range of abilities, from the Championship Tees. The longest tees.

So it’s great if you like long drives and slightly challenging but fun, wide ranging type of shots to try out and still play a solid round.

10/10 would recommend.

Discount on the bar and grill food with your receipt too.

Course was solid, but greens didn't have a lot of grass on them in areas.

Reasonably inexpensive, started slow but the Ranger/starter moved us to another nine to speed things along and it worked. It’s not high quality golf but Overall the condition was decent. Range, chipping and putting greens are dug up for renovation.

This is a great course with a lot of variety.

It is has 3 9's and they work out well. It usually is in pretty great condition and it goes get drier and a little browner in the summer like almost all Arizona courses do.

Right now it is very playable and the dry weather creates extra roll on the fairways and faster greens.

Prices are good and is plays well.