This is an easily accessible golf course on Union Hills around 35th st next to Paradise Valley Community College. There is a driving range (large bucket 100 balls $12.00), putting green, chipping area and an 18 hole course. Easy course to play, highly recommended for beginners or persons that haven't played in awhile to brush-up on their game. The Pro shop where you check in, I met Brandon, great guy, very friendly and helpful. He informed me of where everything was located, course hours, and asked for a Google review. I was satisfied with the Driving range, chipping, and putting areas. I highly recommend going here for practicing up on your game and a quick round of 9 or 18.

The place is in simply horrible condition! Wait, the greens were actually semi-impressive, but everything else is a disaster. Weeds. Dirt. Broken up and crumbling cart paths. The city of Phoenix must be putting in literally $0 into this place. It's a shame, it could be a fun little course but the condition is atrocious.

Hard no, from the practice green to the chipping area, driving range. Everything is in poor condition. Forgot to mention that a small bucket of range balls are $10.00, that includes range balls with little to no dimples on them. I have not played here yet, but I can imagine how the course looks after my first initial impression of the practice areas.

I really want to like this facility after several years of attending. But several reasons are preventing me from doing so. 1) Some of the staff is VERY rude. 2)They recently raised prices of range ball buckets and were very transparent about why (increased golf ball prices from their supplier) with signage around the facility. However, the last few times I’ve visited, my 75 ball bucket has had more balls without dimples than new balls. They need to throw out all the old worn out balls with no dimples but they refuse to do so for some reason. 3)They run out of buckets at the range ball dispenser on busy days. 4)You’re basically hitting off sand at the range/not much grass. Overall, they really need to put more of a financial investment in the place or sell. It has potential.

driving range is 99% divots, 1% playable grass - range balls look like they've been there since the 90's