Public · 18 Holes

The Links Golf Club at Queen Creek

445 East Ocotillo Road, Queen Creek, Arizona

PublicMembership
18Holes
Sam WeseCourse Designer
4.378 Reviews
Queen Creek, AZLocation
20Listings

The Club

About The Links Golf Club at Queen Creek

The Links Golf Club at Queen Creek, located in San Tan Valley, Arizona, offers a traditional 18-hole golf experience with a par of 70. Designed by Sam Wese, the course spans 5,787 yards and features a mix of trees, grass, and water, providing a unique setting compared to typical Arizona desert courses. The club is...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Bar & Lounge
Fitness Center
Swimming Pool
Reception Hall
Gated Community

Reviews

What People Say

4.2/5
GolfPass · 982 reviews
4.3/5
Google · 78 reviews
In summary

The Links Golf Club at Queen Creek is appreciated for its friendly staff, enjoyable layout, and reasonable prices, making it a popular choice for both locals and visitors. Many golfers find the course conditions generally good, though some have noted issues with greens and fairways during certain times of the year. While the overall experience is positive, there are occasional reports of slow pace of play and isolated concerns about customer service.

7 years ago
Nice course and very reasonable prices. Friendly staff too.
— Jeff Swerbensky
5 years ago
Just into the new season, greens are basically unplayable on the majority of the holes As they have not had the time to fill in. Reseed probably needs about another 3 weeks before fully filled in for both fairways and greens. Truthfully this course isn’t worth any of the prices they are charging until end November. Love this track when it’s dialed in though. Super disappointed in the overall playability right now. 11/7/20 staff and layout of this course is amazing fun when it’s good though I’ll be back probably not til December though.
— SanTan Coin Rings
11 years ago
I've played the Links at least a half dozen times and thoroughly enjoy the course, considering it my "home course". Bang for the buck, it's great. The course plays fairly easy and is forgiving with parallel fairways on 1 and 9 and again on 10-18. The staff is great, even being able to squeeze me in with a two-some on short notice on two occasions. The grounds have always been in good shape, if not immaculate and my oldest son loves the breakfast sandwiches.
— Justin Gillies
6 years ago
I golfed the Links at Queen Creek for the first time on Nov. 10. I found a very welcoming environment, friendly staff, and very good course conditions - also budget-friendly with reasonable prices! There's little elevation change, but the course layout is still challenging with water features on some of the holes. There's two holes that encourage a lay-up off the tee box. (One a Par-4 with a 90 degree dogleg to the right that goes around a small pond, and a Par-5 with a dogleg about 160 - 180 yds out, requiring two long approaches to the green.) The course had mature trees and was nicely lands…
— Jamie
5 years ago
Played here for the first time ( at least tried to). The course looks great, BUT, they need to get a new time manager. By the time our 3 some got to the 11th hole, there were FOUR sets of golfers waiting to tee off. We left. Could not stand the thought of waiting 30 minutes at every tee box to finish our 18. For the money, I'd recommend you find a different course.
— Shane Moore
6 years ago
I play here twice a week. The course is 6/10 on challenging, but the layout of the holes make it fun and tough to get bored of. THE COURSE IS ALWAYS MAINTAINED! No dead grass, dirt patches, and even the tough is covered with grass. Some greens will have leaf debris on it, but that's about it. Only downside, sometimes the pace of play gets out of hand.
— Konner Jackson
5 years ago
Great and fun course. Staff is sometimes friendly but had a experience that left a sour taste in my mouth. We were trying to finish our round before it got dark. We on the 18th and one staff member came up and rudely tells that it's dark and we need to hurry up and go home since apparently me and another parlor had no knowledge of this this deadline to finish. He rudely responded with "Obviously it's too dark to golf". I get it he wanted to go home but he didnt have to be rude about it
— Ryan Campbell
8 years ago
Great course! Amazing food! Always a great time golfing. Employees are extremely friendly and the food is great! Start the day with a breakfast sandwich, pick up some food before the back 9. If you dont golf should still stop in for a bite to eat.
— John Z
5 years ago
Not maintained very well. The day we played they didn't even change the holes. Tees are long. I had high expectations of this course but would not play again. The starter made you feel that you were playing at the Masters and the staff inside did not have very good customer service. I want to see happy eople when I go golfing. We had a great time playing but sorry to say it is not what I expected.
— Clay Whittlesey
5 years ago
May 30th this course will close. It’s been a very special course for my wife and I.The staff is ALWAYS the best, very family oriented. It’s a shame BIG business has to come in and ruin the fun for hundreds of thousands of proud patrons who used this course from all over the US and Canada. So good luck to all the special people we’ve meet along the way, it’s been amazing!!!!
— DJmtb Extreme
11 years ago
Our experience at the LInks at QC was great. The course is great value for the money. It was in great shape. But do not be fooled by all the 5 Star Ratings it has been given. When checking for courses to play, I take the star rating seriously. But, let be honest its not comparable to Eagle Mountain, Gold Canyon or The Scottsdale TPC.
— Bernie haines
5 years ago
We always enjoy golfing at the Links! Fun, short course and friendly staff. The pro shop has a nice selection of golf apparel at a decent price.
— Becky Muhs

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