There's always some degree of muddiness and unkept rough on the south course. But it's a mid-priced public course. To be expected. But I played there in the beginning of March and EVERY rough was over 5+" deep, even a foot off the fairway. Kills the pace of play because you're constantly waiting on people looking for their balls. You can lose a ball a foot off of the fairway, even if you know where it landed. I get the rough is supposed to give you a punishing lie. But this is to the point of poor groundskeeping.

Truly disappointed how I was treated by an employee of this golf course. During my interaction with one employee, I was spoken with a tone that didn’t belong on a golf course where golfers uphold the value of respect and decency towards others as it is also common sense. A man ready to tee off on the 1st hole of South Course (needs a major renovation because the chipping green has been half DIRT for the last decade! If they can charge these expansive prices, they can definitely afford to patch up the chipping green!) even mentioned how he has had similar experience with this one employee. This kind of behavior from an employee stems from the top leadership of this course, the owner. Better management = better employees but some of these staff need better customer service training from an outsider’s perspective. Also how is it fair to charge these high prices to play a course that’s so POORLY maintained? The North has ponds that smell like literal sewage and sands in the bunker are hard like gravels. No thank you, at least the people at north course is laid back, the front desk people except the girls need some straightening out. Foxtail used to be so friendly and approachable before the game of golf became popular as it is now, and some seem to be stuck up and not understand that even if this course is a public course golf not fancy like a country club, you should still show decency towards the guests or hold a conversation when they see something someone shouldn’t be doing on the course instead of viewing them like a low-life, an outcast that shouldn’t be around a golf course. Also why spend all the effort maintaining the north course like it’s Augustas and not pay attention to the fields on the South that feels like your hitting off concrete. At least the manager was friendly so I thank him for escalating this issue

Ok for the money but the south course was pretty rough. Deep grass in in the rough with lots of grass clippings and white wild flowers made it hard to find our balls. Fairways were ok though. Greens were hard. Hard to land it and stick it. Putts rolled very quick. Sand traps unusable with lots of weeds and water in most. Still a nice day.

Played the North Course and etc was in fantastic shape-lush fairways, true but tough greens, bunkers were near perfect. My only complaint is they had an Easter event and closed the driving range for our 40 person tournament but we did get a discounted rate. The small parking lot couldn't handle both however. Great time overall.

This course is absolutely ridiculous. Save your money and go play somewhere else. The Fairgrounds is in better condition and that says a lot for a club charging insane amount to play the South ha! If you know are a golfer, you know exactly what I’m speaking out about. The only nice thing about the North is that it’s aesthetically pleasing but the members and golfers never repair their divots, ball marks, and 90% of their concrete cart pathways need to be redone. Even the drunk people at the fairgrounds have more respect than the members here at Foxtail. Plenty of other courses in the area to spend your money or wisely and efficiently that has more respect for the game and way more of a friendly/vibe.