Arizona Golf Resort & Event Center

The course is in rough shape but they seem to be attempting to bring it back.

When you own/run a golf course ya gotta hire people that are smart enough to grow grass. Same crap as in the past. Way way too many bare dirt spots.

I have played this course on and off for 15 years. I think it’s in good shape except for number 12 It seems like there’s always water laying in the center of the fairway on this hole. Other than that, we had a good time finished in four hours and played with a nice couple. We booked another tee time for Friday with our two adult children. Good job Arizona Golf Resort.

Played here because many other courses were doing over seed and not open. AGR had just re-seeded, and the course was pretty soggy. Cart path only which made play a little slower than normal. Greens were in great shape on most holes. Staff friendly and helpful. This is the best value right now; my group has played this course often during this time period in the past.

Course was in pretty good shape considering they just finished overseeding. Bunkers and greens were in good shape

Cheapest course currently for a reason. Course and greens were in terrible shape. Completely uneven throughout and its was cart part only for what reason??

Overseeding time in Arizona to change to winter grass. Some areas not grown in yet and greens were very slow as not cut really close yet. Hopefully will improve in a few weeks.

This course is not in good shape. I know that we are in shoulder/seeding season but it is not fun to play with bald dirt patches throughout the course - on most holes.

I understand that it is "cart path" only season but there is no support for disabilities (a flag allowing judicious use) so that some elderly folk can still play when they have a bad hip/knee and cannot walk great distances.

I understand that this course was really nice in the past and hope that it can be improved. It was not value for money on this occasion.

I wish I could write a really good review but there were a few things that weren’t ideal. Our tee time was scheduled for 9:04 and we didn’t tee off until about 9:30 which prolonged our game. The reason we didn’t tee off at the proper time was because we were waiting on a group (which had some of the staff that works there in it) that played the back nine first to play through. Not only that but this was also one of the longest games of golf I’ve played. The pace of play was very slow. On a positive note, the course was in decent shape and the staff was nice.

At the end of 18 holes we discovered our vehicle was either towed or stolen. The friendly warm staff at the beginning of the course were lovely in every way. However after discovering our missing SUV, the staff then were very dismissive and not helpful other than to say they have a parking cone that signifies vendor only parking.

This was shocking as we were confused and left out in the dark to find out the information on who towed it and why. A young parking lot attendant then told us a cone was placed by herself but unable to defend such poor signage that really didn’t indicate a tow zone.

Hence a fun day of golf turned into a stressful experience leading us to all avoid this golf course for future visits.

Not a good way to treat your Golf Patrons AGR!

Mow the greens. Fairways need lots of work. Understand why its cart path only.

There is nothing golden and there are no hills on this course. It is one of the simpler layouts in East Mesa and has never been in ‘good’ condition for the last 15 years. New ownership/management has their work cut out for them. Best thing about the course is OTG bar off 7th green. Best hole layout is 14 based on pin location. Don’t expect much, but I still play here 2-3 times/year when other courses are full.