About
With its neighbors being the Santan Range and Superstition Mountain, it is no wonder Power Ranch Golf Club (formerly known as Trilogy Golf Club at Power Ranch) is known for its spectacular views. Although this championship golf course is near a residential area, the course architect, Dick Bailey, insists the homes were routed to accommodate the golf course and not vice versa. The holes amble through the cleansed desert of the Queen Creek wash, which features plenty of interesting elevation changes. Strategically placed mounding and bunkers are situated throughout the golf course. Water hazards also come into play on a few holes. Four sets of tee boxes are available to test experienced golfers and allow beginners to enjoy Power Ranch Golf Club as well.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by wrighto23 on 06/08/2026
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Photo submitted by u389608919 on 05/30/2026
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Photo submitted by u389608919 on 05/30/2026
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Photo submitted by trothenberg on 09/17/2024
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Photo submitted by jdlombard on 09/26/2022
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Photo submitted by NickAcosta on 04/30/2022
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Post Christmas Pre New Years Round Photo submitted by jrcouch12 on 01/08/2022
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Photo submitted by u000003418137 on 04/10/2021
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Photo submitted by Kevin1955847 on 08/09/2020
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How come I always have to hit my ball here? Photo submitted by cofgrindr8 on 12/10/2013
Golfer Reviews
Great course
Overall, great place to play. The conditions were great. Groundkeepers need a raise. One of the best conditioned course in Phoenix. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were all in great shape, and that is hard to do with the summers in Phoenix.
Nice course in SE Valley
Course and amenities are nice with a good layout. Tee boxes are level and greens roll true. Overall was in excellent shape for the time of year. Bermuda was healthy everywhere. Cost is reasonable this time of year and occasional deals are available on Golf Now. I like that they have a number of mixed tee options on score card to satisfy a variety of player skills and distance options by round.
Johnboy2
I was disappointed at how the starter dealt with my group which was late for their tee time. I realize that we were at fault for being late, but I would have hoped that the starter could have extended some grace to us.
Great Course and Great Conditions
I had not played Power Ranch since it was part of the Trilogy Group. There were many improvements to the landscape that made it easy to find errant shots and the pace of play was right on 4 hours for a Sunday. Overall it was a great day and the course itself from tees to greens were in outstanding condition for being the end of a really hot Arizona summer.
Definitely worth a Play.
Course was in excellent shape as it readies for oversees. Varied and open off the tee. Enjoyable for all levels of players with 5 sets of tees available.