Ahwatukee Golf Club

Stopped by and used the indoor simulator today. Was nice to be in the A/C in July! Found out that they have new ownership the same group that transformed Dobson Ranch. Looking forward to seeing the improvements they’ll bring to the course and overall experience!

Really impressed with the improvements at Ahwatukee Golf Club! The new management is making a real difference—the course is in much better shape than it was a few years ago. The updated clubhouse looks great, and the new simulators are a fun addition. It’s awesome to see this course headed in the right direction!

You know I was worried with all the Rain and random storms coming in so before I book my tee time I called in and talk to a Gem behind the counter named Drew he eased my worries in by booking me into the Amazing Simulators they have indoor. I got Golf and air conditioning with no worries about if it’s going to rain or not. He also informed me about the membership they have there and I signed up immediately since the perks lead into every aspect of the golf course from Indoor golf to outdoor golf to even food.

First time golfing, like real golf..Great experience got to do it with my cousins, and very entertaining experience. They have small electronic maps on your golf cart that tells you what hole your on and what par it is as well as how many yards.. servers drive the course to check a d see if you would like to purchase anything... well worth it.

This golf course has become an absolute eyesore to the neighborhood. The landscaping/ course crew seems to do do little to nothing for upkeep. Everyday, irrigation floods Kiowa all the way down to 48th street continuing on all the way to the Golf Club buildings. There is a perpetual pond on 48th St between the tennis courts and Hillside from all the daily runoff. Not only is there thousands of gallons of water being wasted, the runoff is a mud river filling the gutters and covering the sidewalks with mud. This has been going on for over at least a year or even two. Called a couple times to maintenance to let them know. Deaf ears. Clean up crew of fallen or cut debris. Nonexistent. What falls from the palms lays there for weeks. The cattails taking over the ponds were cut down at least two months ago. Still piled where they left them. The palms haven't been trimmed this year, and don't recall if they were last year, but there is a lot of dead fronds. Could be a liability if they fall and land onto an unsuspecting golfer.