I drive by this course on my way from Phoenix to Las Vegas all the time, telling myself to one day stop in and play a round. So I did. Super friendly staff all departments. Apparently, now city owned. At its price unit, superb condition. Being my first time there and late in the day wish I had gone out with some locals because there were some sections of navigating around the course that got a little confusing, but got through with help of regulars on-site. Must play course for all, some super fun unique holes, beautiful scenery, and interesting cliffs throughout the course. The last three holes were very fun, heading further into the back of the mountain cliffs. Uphill blind par three on the front most unique hole on course, I would call it the signature hole with a small jut of cliffs on either side, reminded me of the Garden of the Gods in Colorado. Very satisfied with play, quality, staff, and scenery. Heavy tall rough grass, so be prepared. I was able to get 18 holes in starting around 4 pm in just a little over 3 hours. Must play in Kingman, Arizona!!!!

Very, very nice for the price of $35 including cart after 12. Fairways, greens in very good shape. Interesting joles and two devilish greens. The only downside o that the jokes are far aparylt, making walking a challenge.

My husband and I went disc golfing here today. We had been here once last year in June also. great experiences. I had a little problem when loading the golf cart that was not the courses' fault, but the staff (Michelle especially and coworker) checked on me and made sure things were okay, and went above and beyond for us. Would recommend this course to anyone. Being able to drive the golf carts around is great and it isn't hard to watch out for the golfers. Hope to be back very soon :-)

A shortish drive from Laughlin, greens were in great shape, reasonably priced, desert views from "Cars", friendly and informative staff all made for a will return.

This used to be a magical place. It lost all its magic. I love this golf course and am so sad to see what it’s become.