Aguila Golf Course

The course itself was actually pretty good. The fairways had adequate grass in them to have the ball sit up properly and make good contact. Greens were receptive and relatively smooth. Didn't roll too fast and putts were true if you hit them properly. Course isn't overly difficult, but it does offer a variety of sight lines that make you think about what you are going to do off the tee.

It is a muni and I wasn't expecting to be playing at a TPC level facility. For the price paid, the course is very, very good. And it is exceptionally easy to walk if you want to do that.

Good design….. course is very playable and always in good condition
Lisa in the shop is outstanding

I feel the city card is a useful tool but there never seems to be any times available . Very disappointing

47 degrees teeing off at 1::44 made us hustle but we finished and we had a great golfing experience..Fairways are healthy and greens were true.
I really recommend this course!

Don't be fooled by the ratings into thinking that this is something more than a cheap Muni full of hacks. The 8 minute tee time intervals are a killer. Took 2 hours 40 minutes to finish 9 holes at twilight.

The course isn't watered, with the exception of hole 9 and hole 18. The rough was all dead grass. You see it as you drive into the parking lot - the Par 3 course is yellow. Balls bounced high off the fairway and ran out. Fairways were overseeded and painted. The greens were not seeded enough, plenty of muddy spots - did not roll well as a result. Bunkers had plenty of sand.

Was pleasantly surprised to see a course at this price point have GPS in the carts. It also had an alert for pace of play - just had to laugh at how it was telling us we were 20 minutes behind pace on hole 5 while we were waiting for groups in front of us. No starter, no ranger, but the drink cart came around 3x.

There's great mountain views, some lengthy holes from the tips, a grass range (no free balls for players). The course is fairly easy - several holes where fairways run parallel to other fairways, so you don't have to be accurate off the tee. The hardest thing was trying to chip if your ball missed the green, because the ground was rock hard and there was limited dead grass.

It's in a really isolated part of town, the next closest golf course is a 20 minute drive. Apparently the corner of Dobbins and 35th is a place where people day camp - we saw 4 cars parked there, playing banda music and grilling.

This course is hands down the best muni I’ve ever played. Well kept, solid layout, pace of play was OK - took us just over 4:15 to finish a round. Range was odd mats only but that’s my only complaint. I’ll definitely be back.

The course was in great shape,l. I got on for about 35 dollars, and there’s nowhere else in the valley you’ll find a course that features a full length par 72 course and grass at this price point. Greens were pretty nice (few issues with ball marks), bunkers were soft, grass was cut well, and the layout was a lot of fun. I was paired with one other guy who was familiar with the course which definitely helped, but we were a few groups behind a dreadfully slow group full 18 took over 4.5 hours with waiting on pretty much every shot. Things would’ve been smoother had they let us all play through, but still a good round!

We were visiting from the Midwest in February. This course is a good value. Play is a tad slow, but like the holes.