Country Club of Green Valley

We were put into a shotgun start tournament.

Although, we did not want to be in a shotgun start. We were led to believe we were playing a normal round.

At the turn, we were not allowed to purchase beer at the bar. Because we were not members.

If you're going to open your country Club to the general public, you need to treat them more fairly.

Good shape fairways are a little brown but most of the course are in southern AZ

Shot gun start was nice for pace of play. Most greens are very nice. Staff and members we met were friendly and polite. Members only in the bar, so couldn't sit and have a drink.

Fairways were OK, bunkers good, carts in good shape. What a nice lay out for walking, though!

Yeah this course is everything you like.

Course is in great shape. Fun to play. good value for the money

I enjoy CC of GV for its playability for golfers of all ages and abilities. Fairways are plenty green for February, and the greens are decent for this early. I have always enjoyed my playing partners, which is important for one who signs up as a single. Cost is not bad either.

The course was in great condition and pace of play was very good! Overall a very good experience. No complaints!

My wife and I are recent retirees and always believed we were "Florida" people but decided to spend the winter in Green Valley on friends recommendation. We were looking for a golf course with seasonal memberships as we play 5-6 times a week and decided to play a trial round at CC of Green Valley. We were paired with a couple who are members and were welcomed at every turn by everyone we encountered. After playing several other area courses we decided to join and couldn't be happier. The course is challenging and difficult to play to your handicap, but won't beat you up. It is excellently maintained by the staff and volunteers from the membership. Great practice facility and fantastic value. Again we thought we were "Florida" people, but have just purchased a house on the 10th fairway. Daily shotgun start at 8:30am and 1pm ensures you can play on short notice.

Very nice course, difficult to find your way around if not paying attention to the signs (next hole). Crossed a street several times back and forth. I liked the shotgun start in the morning.

Most of the Greens were quick, and true. There were a couple that have new sand to repair problem areas. We had a frost delay impacting the start. Paid for range balls but had very little time to get to the range, chipping area and putting so buying range balls was a waste.
The pace was quick with few players on this Saturday.

5 tee boxes. The course was overseeded and the Bermuda was already brown and the rye hadn't filled in yet. The greens were below average condition, some too long and others with damage from clubs and animals. The sand traps were perfect, as they have been in the past. I think I tried every one! There was vandalism to the green for the 1st hole and no one in the pro shop told us the hole was closed, but a member told us when we were on the 1st fairway. They had a temporary hole set up a few holes later, a short and in very poor condition par 3 to make up for the closed par 4. The employees were friendly but they assumed we played there and knew the procedures. they run 2 shotgun starts, 9am and 1pm and we weren't let off until 1:15 because of frost delay. The weather was unseasonably cool and that 15 minutes late start made it so cold and we had trouble finishing before dark. But with the Hot Deal of $30, it was a reasonably pleasant afternoon.

Nice place and the course is in good shape! Great deal for the price.

Shotgun start in the morning, pace of play ideal (no one pushing or slowing us up).Haven't played greens so fast and smooth rolling in a long time. Fairways nice and green but with a few bare spots. Hits off the fairway stopped the ball quickly but grass not so tall you would lose your ball. I found it fun to hit balls out of the greenside bunkers, (actually sand in them)
Overall I would recommend Green Valley Country Club to anyone.

2nd time playing course. Course in much improved condition. Fairways had many fewer bare spots.

Played non member shotgun. Pro shop is very friendly, Greens were good and true, and while course is not highly manicured, fairways had healthy grass. (Note, fairways recently hole punched...) Back 9 runs along the pecan groves, water comes into play on several holes. Back has some pretty vistas. For a course in the center of town, check it out if you have opportunity.

Fun course in good condition. Greens in good shape but a little slow until the dew burned off.

The course was in great shape. The staff was friendly and very helpful. I paired up with a couple and they were amazing. We had a great round and a lot of fun. The course is a very wonderful Hidden Jewel the one should give a try.

We researched this club with GolfNow reviews, and heard positive comments from a few locals. So we arrived excited for an enjoyable round. After warming up on the adequate practice facilities we were off to the first tee. During our round we often encountered under watered, scruffy fairways, hardpan rough, and frequent shots off dirt. The water features were sad looking, brown ponds with an occasional weathered artificial swan. The tee areas were often equipped with dried out ball washers and broken waste bins. There were few restrooms and we only found one water fountain. The cart paths were old cracked and potholed asphalt and very rough going. We would advise golfers to look elsewhere for a round in the Green Valley area.

This course is one of the best of 2 or 3 conditioned courses out of 9 courses in the area. The course is flat but there is quite a bit of water here for a desert course & well bunkered.There are 5 sets of tees so something for everyone.Great mountain views. The only way for a non member to play here other than as a guest of a member is to sign up thru Golf Now for either a morning or afternoon shotgun start.

This course has taken a large down turn since last winter season. The greens were good, but the fairways were dry, hard, and pulled down too tight.