Resorts at McCormick Ranch Scottsdale

Don’t forget your putter. Challenging putting but must fun. Great conditions and best played (not) in the winter when the wind blows through like an icy zephyr. Lol

The layout of these 2 courses is very good. No 2 holes feel the same. Only complaint is the greens are pretty slow and the green side sand traps are poorly maintained. Packed hard … the need to be sifted

It was a 110 degree plus day. No outside beverages allowed. We purchased beverages at 7:45 am on hole 2, and the beverage cart professional assured us we’d see her in a short while. After 3+ hours we had to leave… first time leaving a round, having lived in AZ for 20 years. Played here many times, and I am on a committee that has held a spring time charity tournament for more than a decade. My son said spending $250+ for a round of two for his birthday in August made me a chump.

Play this course a few years ago and liked it. I played it again today and seems to be in better shape than it was back then even. Very fair course and you can spray it around a little bit and still not lose balls. Lol.

Course is OK shape, however for the cost compared to others similar, it is sub-par.

Greens very sandy and bumpy. Cart paths need repair. Fairways in average condition. Seems like course was over watered. Many sand traps were full of water and/or portions unplayable due to be muddy. If these are summer conditions, prices should be reduced and it should be mention on websites

It's summer so I get that but very little grass on greens and lots of bare spots everywhere. Grass growing in the bunkers. it felt very much like kind of a run down muni. I was surprised though for being in the heart of Scottsdale, I expected more for the higher than it should have been green fee for summer. If you're local I felt like I was playing Encanto and after playing wished I would have been there for half the price. Best part was the practice area. Nice people but to many better courses in PHX to return to this one.

The greens were in terrible conditions. For 100.00 I would expect better.

I haven't played McCormick Ranch in a couple years, so I was excited to take my Dad out for a Father's Day round. Price for 18 was ~$118, which is a little steep for summer in Arizona but not wildly unreasonable, especially for a good course.

This, however, was the furthest thing from a good course. It was a total dog track, in terrible condition. They should've charged $30, not $118, and I still probably wouldn't have played it. Greens were in horrible shape (muddy and no grass in large spots). Fairways were hit or miss. In some places they were great, and in others they were extremely muddy, had no grass, or had giant holes in them. I literally lost my ball on the left side of a fairway because it was in a giant puddle that was so deep I had to use my club to fish for it. In the fairway, mind you.

Do not play here. There are 200+ courses in Arizona, probably 190 of which are better than this dog track.

The last hole plays long, 1-2 extra clubs, into wind.