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Crowne Plaza Phoenix Chandler Golf Resort
About Crowne Plaza Phoenix Chandler Golf Resort
Located in Chandler southeast of Phoenix is the historic Crowne Plaza Phoenix-Chandler Golf Resort. This property dates back to 1912 as one of the earliest developments in Chandler and boasts the oldest grass golf course in the state of Arizona. This property on the National Registrar of Historic Places has 249 guest rooms and suites with private balconies, recently upgraded new with amenities. There is an outdoor pool and tennis courts in addition to the 18-hole golf course which was stretched to its current configuration in 1928. Guests are within easy walking distance of downtown Chandler bars and restaurants, though the property does have its own dining at AJ's, Crust Pizza and 1912 lounge.Facts
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Photo submitted by dmeiners on 09/12/2025
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Photo submitted by Mrgilley on 04/17/2025
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Photo submitted by jefffss on 12/25/2023
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Photo submitted by realmonte on 06/27/2023
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Photo submitted by realmonte on 06/27/2023
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Photo submitted by realmonte on 06/27/2023
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Photo submitted by realmonte on 06/27/2023
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Photo submitted by u000001301764 on 12/07/2022
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Morning view down the Par-5 5th fairway. A strong drive, especially to the center-right fairway, sets you up to go for the green in two! Photo submitted by vmustang on 04/25/2021
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Photo submitted by DDTipton on 03/12/2020
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Photo submitted by thedoanezon3 on 05/31/2019
Good recovery from overseeding
We played 5 days after opening after over seeding. The greens were in good shape and true but somewhat slow but which is normal. We had an extremely slow group in front of us. After 5 or six holes, the staff told them to play scramble format and that speed-ed up the group. Good selection for the price.
Fun course.
Enjoyable place to play at a great price. Staff was perfection.
Wonderful time
My wife and I played on 10/18 when the temp was about 100. The staff we interacted with were wonderful, pleasant and extreme helpful. The starter took us to 1st tee and gave us a short history of the course. We were behind a foursome who were relatively slow and had one empty hole ahead of them. At the turn we finally asked if we could play through which they grudgingly allowed. We never saw them any where near us after.
We really liked this course. The fairways and greens were awesome. The staff were friendly, courteous and pleasant.
San Marcos is still fun to play!
It's been here longer than probably everyone who will be reading this! And it is still a great and fun place to play.
It has its own challenged but it is a fair course.
Lots of sand traps around the green so be careful and be prepared to hit out of some sand..
Most of all enjoy this unique gem of a course.
Great shape
The fairways and greens are in great shape.
Tree trimming has made the course very playable because you're rarely in "bad" trouble any more.
Pace of play was good, the company was great; you can't ask for anything more than that.
My go to course
When all the other courses start getting ridiculous with their green fees ( many not worth it)
San Marcos provides a nice course at good rate.
The course was in good shape, especially for as much traffic as it gets and a brutal summer. The pace of play was 4 hours on the dot.
Decent course
The course was in good condition and was somewhat challenging. Lots of sand traps. My only issue is the course should be slightly cheaper.
Summer go-to!
Tee box to green conditions were solid considering it’s the middle of summer. Bunkers a little on the dry and hard side but not that bad. Friendly staff from the front desk, starter, restaurant and beverage cart. Will definitely go back again soon.
Million dollar renovation!
Tee boxes all chewed up, couldn't even stick a tee in. 4 to 5 inch rough on the side mixed with the grass from last time they mowed which was anytime recently? The bunkers were like farm dirt filled with rock chips. Now I know every course can't be a Troon course but come on fellas. I will gladly pay 25 bucks more per round and play Eagle Mountain this time of year. They know how to take care of a golf course!