I had not played at Longbow and was impressed with the club from the moment I arrived. Greeted by friendly staff and liked the staging of the carts in comparison to the driving range, putting green and chipping area. I was a bit disappointed that there was no GPS, but I used my GolfLinx app I purchased at a discount with my membership through Golfhub and found it fairly accurate. Unless I missed it, there was no explanation of the pin placement, so it took a couple of holes to figure it out. Green, up front, Yellow in the middle and Red in the back. I took it as Green, go at it, Yellow, use caution, and Red, STOP! The course itself was in great shape. The fairways seemed really firm as I was getting a lot of roll out of my driver. Greens held well, although I was confused by the putting greens, found them really challenging. I had a hard time judging the speed. Beverage service was always coming by and the Bratwurst was awesome along with cold beer after the round. All in all, it was a very pleasant experience and I look forward to playing again.

I would play this course more often. It was nice to be greeted by an employee of the course who ask to take out bags to the cart. The cart had a card with our names on it and our tee time. The course itself was in GREAT condition. Good mix of wide fairways and smaller fairways. A good mix of par 3,4,and 5s. It was not to expensive and it was worth it.

Played 3/25/2010 -- course in pretty good condition, although greens are a little hard. Reasonable tee options for players of various levels. Desert course, so some target golf, but not unfair even for higher handicap players. Clubhouse & course staff friendly, but seem to be spread a little thin, possibly due to general economic conditions. Overall, I considered my round at Longbow a good golf value, particularly considering the discounted greens fee through GolfHub.