Desert Aire Golf Course

I’ve been coming here for about five years and continue to enjoy it. I have never encountered rude staff or poor customer service like others have noted. The folks that play here, when I do pair up, have all been super cool and mellow. The price has gone up though I can accept that with the way the economy is and it is still an affordable, fun outing here.
Course conditions: Tee boxes are fair. The fairways are for the most part good. The greens roll very nice and are maintained. Of course, like anywhere, there’s lazy folk not repairing marks here too. Bunkers have good sand that won’t make it feel like you’re hitting off a dirt cart path! The wind is almost always blowing so be prepared for a head wind, tail wind and side wind on some holes, depending on where you are on the course.
Overall, I love this place. Especially to get a round in after work. If you’re one of those golf snobs that expects pristine conditions, don’t come here. You want straight up golf at a reasonable price, come play. Oh and their email club will send you some good deals as well.

I came here to just get some me time hit a ball or two the price is not bad at all unfortunately there’s no space for me at this time at this driving range because I don’t think I am able to deal with rude customer service

I come here because it’s very close to my house, it really has grown on me! You can play til dark after 4 walking for 7 bucks! Beat that!!! I always walk no. need for a cart here no elevated tees no water but the place has character! Its fun no attitude I show up in shorts and sandals and am greeted with a smile! LOVE it! Everyone I encounter here is very nice and for the reviews who put down the staff, that’s mean the people working here are all excellent! Fun course good beer selection what else do u need?! oh and cheap!

The course is good but the staff not so. Barbara is the worst. No ability to interact with customer at all and incredibly snobbish. She makes up rules and interprets policy at will like she owns the course. You’d think you were at the Bel aire country clulb instead of nowhere USA. Avoid this crusty Wal-​Mart greeter at all cost. Also there is a little kid that puts the karts away, that drives like its the demolition derby. Watch you toes! In the end go to rancho vista or valencia if you can. If you dont have a choice go here but tune out that crazy weirdo.

I wish I could put a zero. Worst golf course that I’ve ever been to. The lady that checked us in (Barbara) saw that we only had one golf bag for my boyfriend and I, let us pay, and then stopped us in the MIDDLE of the first hole to tell us we had to get off the course. Not only did she leave the store unattended to pretend like she’s court marshal, but she waited until after we started playing to tell us that we had to pay even more if we wanted to continue.
Now I understand, it is a rule at most golf courses. But I’m a beginner, and I don’t want to buy a bag until I play more frequently. With that being said, we have played at several courses, all of them alot nicer than Desert Aire, and they’ve never gone out of their way to ruin our game.
To sum it all up, she says there are no refunds (only rain checks). I am never going back there in my life, and I’m going to spread the word about their terrible service. Needless to say, I am very upset about this and I will never do business with them again.
Go to Rancho Vista or even Sierra Madre (if you want a cheapy), but never come here!

So we played this course last week and took our two girls 5 & 2 we had a great time and everyone who saw us were happy to see us passing the game on to our girls we went to play today and were told that there is a state law that doesn’t allow any children under the age of six to be on the course at all after searching the Internet we found nothing that backed this up and even called several of the other courses in the area non of them have heard of this law. Needless to say we will be teaching our kids at other courses from now on

Played my first round here. For the price it was well worth it. Plus i like supporting little golf courses :)

The greens and fairways have Fairly decent coverage. There are roots in seemingly random places, but particularly in the tee boxes. The fairways are not cut daily, which is highlighted by dandelions. The course has good length, but lacks any significant water hazards.
This is a good value corse for high handicappers.

Decent golf course with reasonable prices. Each hole has a looooong fairway, so I highly suggest renting a golf cart. Most of the greens are maintained, with half being sandy/​dusty. The staff is pleasant and friendly. A marshal drives around to make sure golfers aren’t holding back other golfers.

Desert Aire Golf Course is too literal an interpretation of a golf course located in the desert. You aren’t teeing off aimed at the green, you are aiming for anything that isn’t brown. If you play here expect to be chipping your ball off solid ground, that is, if you can even find it amidst all the tumbleweeds and overgrown shrubbery.
That being said, I give Desert Aire 4 stars. Yes, the golf course is bad. Yes, you lose at least one ball each trip. However, the staff is extremely friendly, the terrain is a challenge, and –oh yeah– it’s cheap! This is one place where even Tiger Woods would look like a jackass. I want to see him hit his ball off an overgrown tree root. Desert Aire has character. If you want a nice, well groomed, typical golf course go to Cascades about a 15 minute drive west. If you want a golf course that’s a real challenge, makes for some great laughs, and won’t burn a hole in your pocket then Eagle your way on over to Desert Aire!
Wow, that last line was so corny. These people should pay me to write their advertisements!