Chandler Arizona Golf Courses

Chandler Arizona Golf Courses

Ironwood Country Club	Ocotillo Golf Course - Blue/White Course
Ocotillo Golf Course - Gold/Blue Course	Ocotillo Golf Course - White/Gold Course
Sheraton San Marcos Country Club	Springfield Golf Resort
Sunbird Golf Resort	Whirlwind at Gila River Resort

Featured Golf Course Review:

Sunbird Golf Resort -- *Great Fun at a Great Price!*
Review by: Lob Wedge	Sunbird offers a great round for the beginner to average player at an even greater price! For under $20, one receives a round of golf, a cart, and a choice of either breakfast or lunch at the 19th hole. Course is well kept and offers plenty of water and sand. A great deal!
From AZ

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Ocotillo Golf Course - Gold/Blue Course -- *Ocotillo*
Review by: Thomas Fredericks	All three nines are good tracks. Course is well maintained, the staff excellent, and the marshalls keep the pace of play moving. Clientele is properly attired, understand golf is a 4 hour game, and come to play golf. Total opposite of Bear Creek Golf Course, Chandler's other course.
From Chandler, AZ

Sunbird Golf Resort -- *Great Fun at a Great Price!*
Review by: Lob Wedge	Sunbird offers a great round for the beginner to average player at an even greater price! For under $20, one receives a round of golf, a cart, and a choice of either breakfast or lunch at the 19th hole. Course is well kept and offers plenty of water and sand. A great deal!
From AZ

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North Bellingham Golf Course
"Totally worth it!"
For the price they ask, it's totally worth it! It's a great course! There may not be that many trees, but I noticed a few projects that looked like they were working on it, and there is still plenty of beauty surrounding it. Water hazards made it challenging, but all the more fun. Very well kept! The maintenance crew must work hard!
---Carlin, Milwaukie, OR
Hillcrest Golf Club
"Shape your game"
I grew up the area playing this course weekly for many years.I shaped my game at this little gem. Sixteen years later I play golf in Austin and work with a team of middle school golfers. As for Hilcrest...The first 3 holes are par 3s.(W/9,5/6, W/SW) They added some water to number one and moved the tee years ago. It puts a whole new spin on number one. People are less likely to hit the cars in the parking lot and/or Mr. Wilson's house too. Huge pines could save your ball from a feild(now the driving range) on the left if you are hooker.People teeing off on number eight and on 7's green also come in to play for some bad slicers. Three had a huge Oak that came into play for high wedges coming in from the left side. Water fountain at 4 was nice In July and august. Number 4 is a ~310yard par 4. Little ditch running accross about 270? made many people lay-up. Eagleable on many days. Another par 3 follows a treeline for Hole 5 and then my favorite par 4 is next. Over a wide lake...that eats up every bad slice for righties. Another eagleable ~300yarder. The lake has nice size bass in it too. Seven is the only par 5, a dogleg to the right. Eight is a par 4 with a huge ditch eating drives by the minute. And we end with a par 4, left dogleg that is reachable with a crush over the corner. Lights added make night golf fun! Drving range is huge so you have plenty of swing room.
---edwest, Austin, Texas
Manasquan River Golf Club
"What a jewel!"
As described, hilly front 9, blind shots, sidehill lies, fast greens...backside links style, flat but river and ocean breezes can wreak havoc...it has been re-rated and the rough grown to 5 inches...if you can play here, you can play anywhere. Apparently their members have won a number of NJ Amateur championships as well as participated in US Opens...speaks to the challenge of this layout.
---Michael, Philadelphia
Lakewood Country Club
"Long but Fun"
Lakewood CC is a fun course with a plenty of challenges for everyone. LA County has just recently added new cart paths, hundreds of trees and revamped the bunkers. Lakewood tends to play long (7200 yds from the tips). I find that you have to use a lot of different shots to have a good round. The #1 handicap hole is a long dogleg right that requires a good tee shot. Whenever I par this hole I feel like it was a birdie. There is also two 200+yd par 3's (from blue) that will challenge most. The #12 is long and over water (and water on the left) but lots of room in front on the green. If you don't have the length, a lay-up is a smart play. The par 5's are pretty straight forward with only two of them realistically reachable in 2 (unless you're Tiger). Like all public courses, LWCC tends to slow down later in the day (more right now as SkyLinks is closed for remodeling). But it rarely gets bad and allows for unrushed walking. The people are great and you have to try the soup at the shack (between #2/#3 and #9/#10). I give it 4 stars when comparing it to other county/muni courses and the price can't be beat ($29 walking on weekend).
---Al Carpenter, Lakewood, CA