Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

Friendliness of staff, organisation and course in general were exceptionall.

Only paid the hefty price because it is a PGA Tour course. Better, cheaper options around the city with less publicity

I have traveled to many places around the United States and have played a number of the top 100 courses in America. But this one might be the best I have ever played for the money.

I bought a late afternoon tee time in June (off season due to heat) but snagged it for $99. It was over 100 degrees at the time we tee’d off but by the back nine, the temperature was amazing and the sunset views around this place were truly spectacular. Not to mention if you are from a hot humid place in the south, this kind of heat is much dryer and more bearable.

The golf course was in great shape, and the greens were some of the best Bermuda surfaces I have played. I would compare it to Pinehurst #4 in its condition, and yet I paid $230 less than I did to play #4 in the middle of the NC hot humid July.

To play a course that is one of the most popular stops on tour each year, and it come in at a cost under $100 means if you come to Scottsdale in the summer, you have to get out to the Stadium!! Even if you come in the late fall or early spring, it would likely be worth the much larger price tag if you are a serious player, and fan of Golf.

The champions course was in good shape. Pace of play a bit slow, but still enjoyable. Highly recommend playing.

Course definitely was tougher than it looks. A lot of challenging putts

Staff was nice. Greens were great. Practice area was really nice.

Could have paid 20% less if I would have made my reservation directly with the course. I will never use golf pass again.

After not having played this course for more than a year sure enjoyed it again.

Greens where very fast.

This is a course that I have been wanting to play for a while It didn’t disappoint! Staff , condition all good.