Yesterday (4/25/26) was my first time playing this course. The practice range was a little underwhelming, but I was pleasantly surprised with the course itself. The greens were a little fast and a little beat up due to a tournament that finished up right as I was heading to the 1st tee. Despite following up the tournament, the course conditions were pretty solid. I really enjoyed the rolling hills/changes in elevation that was a great contrast to the stereotypical desert golf in the area. The fairways were wide and forgiving, but the placement of hazards/bunkers/desert rough created a fun & challenging experience. Aside from the course design, what really sets Coldwater apart is the customer service. Everyone in the clubhouse was super helpful and welcoming. I live in Goodyear and typically play in the East Valley, but Coldwater will be my knew “home course” moving forward. If they are able to maintain these types of conditions in the summer months this course will be unbeatable. Thanks to the staff at Coldwater for a great experience!

The course is great and very fun to play. The staff is always friendly and helpful. My biggest concern is the pricing, which feels quite high, and the course often seems overbooked. On multiple occasions, rounds have taken 5+ hours because there’s a foursome on the tee box, another in the fairway, and another on the green on nearly every hole. Tee times do not appear to be spaced out effectively. When booking, the tee sheet looks fairly open, but in reality the course plays much more crowded than expected.

Played the course yesterday 5/31, first off the layout is good and a fun course to play but the condition of the course was terrible. The greens were pretty much unputtable half dead and crusty and bumpy areas around the greens was the same. Most tee boxes were in rough shape also, fairways were the only bright spot they were in decent to good shape. Even the water jugs on the course were left empty. Honestly not worth the $52 green fee.

The greens are deplorable right now. Been coming to Cold Water over the years and this time was the worst. Greens were so bad, coolers are empty, no water, and the eatery was closed. Green fees needs to be cut in half if this is what's to be expected during the summer months. Come on Cold Water, you can do better!

The course layout is fine although most par 4’s and 5’s tend to be a little shorter than average. The biggest gripe is the greens. Terrible shape. They need a greens keeper and this would be a nice little course. The prairie dogs are nice to see