Quintero Golf Club

Played this course for the first time with 2 friends. Great layout, challenging, but fair. The only downside was the pace of play. A twosome in front of us would play the farthest back tees, even if they were closed, and didn’t hit very well. After leaving the green they would sit in the cart 2-3 minutes before taking off to the next tee box. Frustrating to say he least. No ranger on the course to politely move groups along.

Great course well maintained. Greens were excellent. Pace of play is always good.

This is a must play when in Arizona !

Nice easy drive from Phoenix,.

Each hole is a postcard photo..

It’s always a pleasure coming out to Quintero to play 18 holes of golf. Today the greens were very firm and fast.

Beautiful mountain vistas with elevation changes. Roomy fairways with very fast slopey greens.

the course would have been easier the second time around or drive each fairway & figure out how to play each hole

I was in Scottsdale for my brothers 40th birthday and this was by far my favorite course I played! It's challenging, but fair without anything gimmicky. The checkin was seamless and Tyler was extremely welcoming in the clubhouse. He explained everything in detail and truly cared about me having a great time on the course. The scenery is amazing and the course is in excellent condition. The beverage girl came by frequently, carts were stocked with water and brand new gps. The holes were even painted white. Range and practice facility was awesome too. I'm a tough reviewer and couldn't find any faults with this place. They have put their money into the course and it shows. My advice is to take an extra club on uphill shots. If you are on the fence about driving out there it's a must play and I will definitely be back!!!

This is a really nice track and well worth playing. The course was in terrific condition and is set in some beautiful foothills ... lots of elevation changes. Don't be afraid to select a tee that matches a slope you are comfortable with, as its a challenging course. If you can hit the ball high, the greens will hold a shot. There are a number of approaches to elevated greens and not a lot of run-up options. Other than golf, there are virtually no amenities - just a tiny clubhouse with a limited menu snack bar & small outdoor patio. There is nothing else around for 40 mins in either direction ... not even a gas station. But the course is excellent and worth the drive..

One of the best courses I have ever played. Staff friendly and knowledgeable.

I’m torn about writing this review because, on one hand, Quintero is an absolutely stunning place to play golf. I’ve played it a couple of times and its alway beatiful. On the other hand, the rangers and starter seemed to be resentful that we took the time to come play golf there. There are comfort stations, water and beverage carts on the course, but if you stop to use any of them, the rangers will immediately hound you to catch up. It seems their goal is not to make your round as enjoyable as possible, but as brief as possible.

Fantastic course that lives up to the hype. Great views and very interesting layout with lots of elevation change. Best course Ihave played during our two months in AZ. Highly recommend.

Only bummer was that the round took five hours. Way to slow.

This place is a bit of a hike from the Valley but man is it worth it! Amazing layout, great practice facilities and the conditions were top notch. They have the best par 3's out there. Huge elevation changes and all around fun.

Quintero was absolutely spectacular. We had an hour frost delay and everyone seemed to handle it well. The layout and course condition was amazing. I will be back. If you are in Phoenix area this is a must see place.

I was very disappointed with Quintero Golf Club. Beware of their 48 hour cancellation provision. I booked a tee time two weeks in advance. On February 21st the weather in the Phoenix area was horrible. As I watched heavy rain and temperatures in the 30s turn to thunderstorms, hail and eventually snow, i determined that for the health and safety of a senior citizen that I would not be able to play, and assumed that the course would be closed as well. I called the course and they indicated that they were remaining open. Due to their 48 hour cancellation policy my credit card was charged for the full amount of the three tee times I had booked. Due to this policy, the course would be able to collect their money regardless of whether people played the course as long as they did not close the course. I respect the need to charge a cancellation fee for no shows or late cancellations, but there should be some leeway or discretion to allow common sense to come into play. I would recommend you avoid Quintero. Desirable tee times need to be booked weeks ahead of time and there is no way to safely predict the weather, resulting in the loss of hundreds of dollars.