Course is in awful shape right now. Bunkers are unplayable and many are filled with standing water (not from the recent rain). Greens have multiple dead spots with a very large one on the back of 18. Fairways obviously haven’t been cut in a while. Paying anything over $50 to play here is robbery. Service from the outside staff was good but head pro Jon Taylor really showed his true colors in how he runs a course. Very much on a power trip and at one point said to me “I’m the head pro, I can do whatever I want”.

Played here while visiting AZ a few weeks ago. A nice course. Friendly staff. Fair course.

Course is awful shape. Tee box and fairways have no grass. Blaming it on heat in March but lots of courses are in great shape. $80 is ridiculous to charge.

Very nice course. Fairways in good shape and greens were in great shape. They were doing something with some of the green collars when I played where they were over-watered and punched but it wasn't too bad of an issue. And for the price I'm not complaining at all. Will definitely be back.

Golf Club of Estrella was the third day of five for our "twelvesome" and it was truly a superior experience from arrival to departure on the Saturday before Mother's Day. It's hard to imagine a better experience with upbeat professionals at every turn. The care of the course was evident throughout the round and I would be remiss if I didn't call out Abby who singlehandedly kept the twelve of us alive throughout the last 11 or so 100+ degree-heated holes. Her carefully coordinated nail polish, eye and outfit ensemble was a pleasant experience enroute to vital fluid intake. Lunch was a delightful and upbeat experience ensuring that we would survive driving back to our vacation HQ in Scottsdale. It was well worth the drive and we collectively recommend Golf Club of Estrella heartily as twelve dudes that have served our country in the armed forces and seen many a golf course both within the United States and abroad. Hit'em straight and enjoy.