Resort course that plays more in a bowl with several holes that will push your ball back into the fairway. It's very forgiving and generally in good shape. I think it can get too pricey for what it is. What it is is a nice place to play golf that isn't too challenging. My best scores have been here where I've managed to break 80. Sometimes it can get pricey and I think there are better options when it does. I'd play WeKoPa, Sunridge Canyon, Troon North, Eagle Mountain, the Boulders, or Grayhawk before this one if similarly priced. Troon North, Grayhawk, and the Boulders are likely higher most the time.

Customer Service

Always solid

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Talking Stick and the Phoenician are in the same tier.

The course is nice but lacks a consistent theme to its layout. Some holes are great, others seem forced into the layout. You feel down in a bowl a lot, with elevated housing projects looking down on you through some parts. I found this course over-rated. When I was there in mid-october, the greens and the bunkers were in poor condition.

Good fairways...the staff is very polite as well.

Choppy greens

I played the course in the summer, and it was still in decent shape. The greens were ok, they rolled well, but they were very choppy. The fairways weren good shape. A very forgiving golf course. I would recommend playing the Acacia course.

Customer Service

Good staff

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Bowl/Stadium like design. Challenging greens-lots of undulations, and fast.

Current greens fees at $110 is a little pricey.

Current condition of all three courses is excellent. Course plays in a bowl so if you slightly fade or draw the ball the elevated edges of the fairways will push your shot back towards the middle. Greens and Tees in great shape. Because it is cart path only until January, you find yourself walking up and down a lot of hills to get to your ball.

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