A nice course with a lot of desert plant life that provides some challenging shots. A lot of aceable holes with most being birdies. Most holes are easy pars. The baskets are in excellent shape.

This course is very short ranging from 100-250 feet. There are no tee boxes, just green tassels showing the tee area. Most of the tassels are almost not existent and hard to see the first time playing. If you are not careful you could have a disc land on a roof, in the reeds on hole 3 or in the pond on 6. We retrieved an ink-less disc off the roof on hole 7. The course is near impossible to navigate without the map, which does a bad job of mapping the course out. The tee areas are gravel and can cause you to lose your footing.

This course reminds of a miniature/goofy golf course. At most all you would need are 2 discs, nothing more than a midrange. You could play the course with just a putter. I would not travel out of your way to play this course or else you will leave disappointed. You could make it a day by stopping in Cave Creek for shopping and food/drinks. Cave Creek has a lot of niche shops and good restaurants. The resort also has a sports bar that you could stop in before/after a round. You can easily play the course in 30-45 minutes. I stopped in the main lobby and asked for the course map. They were happy to give me a map and did not question if I was staying there or ask me to pay a usage fee. From the parking lot to the right of the main entrance there is an pathway that leads you to the course. You can see the big wagon from the parking lot and the first tee is up against the building just past the wagon to the right.

Very nice surroundings
Wildlife everywhere

Imagine throwing a horrible up-shot
most holes start like this.
Course map almost useless

Watch out for the wild Hogs
they're baby's around
and they will charge you!

Wouldnt be bad if you lived close
and didnt have to go out of your way
to play.

So dont get your hopes up
Its the worst course I have played
since I moved here.

A very attractive course. Tight and technical with ace opportunites on every hole (except maybe 7--that hole gave me fits!!). Awesome for someone wanting to work on short, obstructed approach shots.

Super short, fairly difficult to navigate, despite the short length. Carefree is out in West BFE--don't plan on going to this course unless you have business in Carefree/Cave Creek, AZ.

I enjoy this course--yes it's short, but its fun and the course is beautiful, and cleverly designed among the buildings of the resort. It is one of the most unique courses you will ever play--you must shoot over trees, bushes, buildings and even a bridge (thought the daring will go under the bridge). There is even a fair amount of OB--a bad shot will land you on top of one the many buildings!!
I've yet to get an ace there, but last time I was there both my friend and I had "drives" clank out.
Also, I have played this course on 3 separate occasions and have yet to pay the $15 or even be asked if I was staying at the resort. When you find the lobby of the resort, don't go in, take the sidewalk to the right until you find a pathway into the resort. The path will take you by an old wagon and the first tee is just around the corner to the right of the wagon. There are a few signs, but ALL the tees are marked by green tassles.

Very unique, set in the space between guest rooms at the resort
Requires accuracy

Way off the "beaten path" unless you are staying out in that area
Very short holes--could be dangerous if the resort were crowded

If you are out in this area, it's worth stopping by and checking it out...you will probably never play a course quite like this again...