Sterling Grove Golf & Country Club

The course was one of the earliest to overseed for the winter. This was about the first week since its return to playing rounds. There were cart path only restrictions so a lot of walking and guessing yardages. The course has grown in very well. Just a few soggy spots that you could probably lift, clean and place from. Only a hitting net, and putting and chipping area for warm up

Course is immaculate. Great place to play golf. Greens were totally unreceptive as they had been cut short in preparation for overseed. I had at least 4 very good approach shots skip or roll from the front fringe grass out the back of the green. That will resolve once overseed is done.

The course was meticulously awesome. The amenities were wonderful and the staff were very professional. The only issue I had was with the speed of the greens. I fully intend to play again when I'm in Arizona.

After a few more years of maturity, the course will be top notch. Green are challenging and some pin placement would be beyond difficult with size and undulations.

Nicholas designed. Hidden obstacles, but the fairways, greens and practice areas are top notch. Nice nice nice!!

Course is in good shape. Greens still a little on the slow side from recent aerating. The problem I have with this course like a few other courses I’ve played is that they charge $80 green fees in the middle of summer but still have no ball washers on the course. Get over the Covid hysteria & get ball washers back out on the course

I played this course for the first time Sunday, having never heard of it. I was excited to play a new course and I always check out reviews on the course beforehand. After seeing all the comments relating to the greens here, I thought; it can’t be that bad. Well, when you get there, you definitely find out differently. When the starter tells you that unless you’re pin high on every hole, expect to three putt EVERY hole; is not a good thing. The amount of undulations is ridiculous. I titled my review “roller coaster greens”, cause these greens look exactly like that. It’s a shame because the fairways and rest of the course are one of the best I’ve played in AZ and I’ve played many. The greens are so crazy, that I don’t know that I’d come back.

First time playing this course. Beautiful facilities, driving range (balls included) , putting course, chipping etc. staff was wonderful. Course conditions were great, large flat tee boxes, great fairways but greens were just aerated earlier this week. Putting is overrated anyways!

Will be back to play before prices go back up!

This course is fun, in good condition with challenging greens, very fast greens and undulated. The wind was fierce today. Had a blast and will be back.

1st time playing this course. I travel to the PHX area several times a year to visit my parents and try to get a couple of rounds in when I do. This is a very interesting course. Layout is challenging and fun. Makes you think about what club to use on your tee shots. Play smart and you can really score but beware if the greens. The greens are some of the funkiest I’ve ever seen. Slopes and curves galore. Not a fan of the starter but I’m sure he doesn’t work everyday. That won’t keep me away from playing this course again.

IMO - This course is the perfect layout to satisfy everyone. Great card with ratings for 5 tees + combos so everyone can find an appropriate set to play from. Excellent big flat tee-boxes, generous green well manicured fairways invite you to let the driver go just about any shape you like to hit, but then dramatic undulation and bunkering to stress the approches to lightning fast greens with ig ridges so it seems like hitting the green anywhere but right next to the pin, you are not going to have an easy 2-putt par. If you struggle with the putter, these greens will kill you. If your short game is tight you are going to win the money. Lots of different varying hole designs, no two alike, all fun. A couple fun Drivable 4s, some lengthy par threes, beautiful landscaping in the areas around the club house. I had a fantastic time and I'd play this course every month if it was a little closer to my house. I golf everywhere in the valley and this is instantly in my top 5.

What a wonderful day, From the bag drop to loading backup first class service. Jim M. the starter was so friendly and informative, gave great advice on greens and tee box selection. The greens were fast and some of the toughest in the valley. Pin placement being the key factor. The pace was great 3:15round , over all a must play.

Flat golf course in desert with no character. Worse design ever, can't believe Nicklaus ever saw the layout.

Way too short par 4 and too long par 3.

Fairways very nice.

Greens in pretty good shape but the undulations and slopes make it almnost impossible to hit any decent shot, must less chip into one. Green speeds varied 200% from hole to hole so you were several feet short or long on every putt.

This will be a very good course in a few years when it matures but do not go now, you will be completely frustrated at the greens.

Course is really nice, but like others mentioned, the greens can ruin your day, challenging.

Played on a Friday Afternoon, and course was semi-busy. When it started to back up, we were a 2 some, and asked the 2 behind us to join us. We met while waiting for the group in front on 10.

T Boxes and fairways really nice. Greens, like other reviews, very challenging at times.

Very nice course, about 2 years old. Wide open fairways but the greens are very undulating which greatly increases the difficulty. Local knowledge would help with the placement of shots to the green. No issues with the pace of play. Well maintained. Higher cost than average.

great course, professionally run and maintained, country club-like feel. tee box to green this course is well run EXCEPT for the pace of play. with golf becoming more and more popular, it may be time to offend a few people who don't know how to keep pace of play within a reasonable time frame. yes, i mean both too fast and more importantly too slow. this is all part of proper golf etiquette and decorum on the course. there are always exceptions, but asking for a 4-4.25 hour round on a course of this caliber shouldn't be unreasonable given normal circumstances.