The Legend at Arrowhead

Lucky for this place is a private course. But just a heads up the staff here are disrespectful and if your not the right shade rude. Came as a spectator only to be told I couldn't lay to rent a cart I had to be handi cap. Get out on the course and it was pretty evident handi cap was not the issue it was my definitely the darker skin complexion. Not a single person in a cart was handi cap, and I was the only family walking happened to also be the only family of color.go figure

For the summer rate, not a bad price for what you get. Some areas of fade out to dirt, but all in all very good condition for one of the hottest June's on record in the Phoenix Metro. Nice proshop and food and beverage area, good practice facility with decent sized putting green. We were greeted in the parking lot and loaded up in a cart in the parking lot by players service staff, nice benefit as it was extremely hot out. Unique holes on course. Homes on the course looked to be higher end mountain homes of high value, which would make sense that when this course originally opened it was probably spectacular. Beverage cart girl, Hailey, very nice and talkative. All in all great experience, worth visiting again. Most unique thing was the birds nesting in the tunnels under the streets going from hole to hole!!!!

Had a great time golfing Legends at Arrowhead on a cool 55° degree day, when it was 14° where I came from. 😁 The course was in great shape, especially the fareways. On some holes, the line between the fareway and the rough was so distinct, it looked like artificial turf was laid down. The greens were in great shape and fast. After a couple holes getting used to them, I was putting real well. The only thing I didn't care for was that the driving range is parallel to the first hole. Hitting the rough on the left side of the hole leaves your ball with alot of range balls. So, if you're not hitting a colored ball, it can take a bit to find your ball.