Union Hills Golf & Country Club

Very pleasant experience and the course was in very good condition, considering that it had froze that morning! Good value for the money, I do love coming here!

Not worth any more than $50-$60. But at that or less it’s a fine track. Tee boxes were decent and green were actually pretty nice. Fairways a bit thin but had a relatively interesting track - most of these community course are almost identical but this had a couple holes that had you guessing.

All was great. Check in guy could be more polite and courteous.

Enjoyed playing this course. My first time. Course is in very good condition. I play once a week. Played most courses in the valley. Don't understsnd the bad reviews. I hesitated playing here because of it. Going to play here again soon & often.

The course was in fantastic shape. We loved the new GOA units on the golf carts as well. Tammy was on the grill as always and honestly is a big reason we love playing there. If we have a choice between a few courses the conversation is typically “do we want to play this course, that course or get Tammy burgers?” She always wins 😀

Range was closed due to junior golf tournament. Cashier could not say if range would reopen before our round or if we would tee off on time. His only suggestion was that i should have signed up for the junior tournament (i am over 60)

Luckily we found a tee time only 5 miles away st a different course thanks to the Golf Now app!

Friendly staff corse is old and outdated has tons of potential. Needs some love. Fairways were in great shape but you miss the fairway by a foot your hitting off dirt, weeds, and rocks no grass at all in. Fairways bunkers were full of overgrown weeds and deemed unplayable. It’s not worth 80-100+ a round ton of other places to play in the Phoenix area with better conditions for that amount

The course was in great shape, especially considering the rain and new area in recent days. I had hoped for a more Prisk course with mountains in the backdrop, however, this course whines through a housing track, and there was no mountains in view. But don’t let that stop you. It was plenty of challenges and great fair ways to deal with.

The course is under new ownership, and it shows. Price was lower than most public courses in the area, but quality was comparable. The new golf carts make a huge difference. Dead trees are gone, and fairways and greens look better than ever. Rough still needs some work to remove weeds and fill in bare spots. I will play again, especially if it continues to improve like this.

The greens were in great shape even though tough slopes and tricky pin positions, they rolled very true. I do wish players would fix their ball marks, it's a problem here in Arizona, I do not understand it but there it is. The course is a bit long for an old dude like me but I'm ok with bogey golf. It is a fun track. The only negative is that the tee boxes are pretty torn up.

I played this course once before and went back because I enjoyed it the first time. The pro-shop staff is great but from what I've read is the maintenance person is anything but friendly. There was another group near me that was beyond the cart path signs, yet he berates me. He reeks of cigarettes' and is power hungry. If you run into him pretend you do not speak English or be rich enough to buy the golf course and fire him.