About
Peoria Pines Golf Club (formerly known as Country Meadows Golf Club) is an executive length course that has a mix of par 3s and par 4s and calls for the use of several different clubs. There are also two lengthy par 5s that are over 500 yards. The course is suitable for all skill levels as it has enough challenge for advanced golfers but is still accessible to beginners. Water hazards come into play on seven holes. There are also several strategically placed sand bunkers. The greens, although well maintained, play slow. Peoria Pines Golf Club's green fees are reduced in the summer as well as on weekday afternoons in the peak season.
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Golfer Photos
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#10 Photo submitted by Mbboling on 02/08/2026
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Old pin placements Photo submitted by u000001901698 on 09/21/2025
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15th green Photo submitted by u000001901698 on 09/21/2025
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Photo submitted by u314162281779 on 04/24/2023
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Photo submitted by u314162281779 on 04/24/2023
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Photo submitted by u000001622565 on 03/15/2023
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Photo submitted by u745888230 on 12/13/2022
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Photo submitted by u384503823 on 11/09/2022
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Photo submitted by CunazVMvJpmddUrEZi4k on 06/11/2020
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Relaxing Photo submitted by xlawguy on 12/19/2019
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Cool cart! Photo submitted by u810952291 on 05/18/2018
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Somehow my ball got in this tree line. Photo submitted by u810952291 on 05/18/2018
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Help! Photo submitted by u810952291 on 05/18/2018
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GOALLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!! Photo submitted by level01 on 10/03/2016
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Hope grandpa don't break Photo submitted by level01 on 10/03/2016
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Waiting to tee off on the 10th hole! Photo submitted by Sharla9681305 on 11/09/2013
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View from the first tee. That green is only 15 yards deep. Photo submitted by silentjim on 10/02/2013
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Photo submitted by GoldenDragon009 on 11/06/2012
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Photo submitted by GoldenDragon009 on 11/06/2012
Golfer Reviews
This course is not worth the money
We weren't advised the course was airating the greens. It was like playing plinko. The tee boxes weren't mowed and we were advised when checking in we would have to play the front nine twice. We stopped at nine and left. They should be embarrassed for charging to play under these conditions.
First Time
Course is fairly challenging off the back tees. Greens were in relatively decent shape for summer in AZ, but the tee boxes and fairways were not in good shape. I just wanted to try this course once, but I doubt that I'll be back.
Peoria Pines
Challenging off the back tees - some 200+ yard par 3s. Greens were actually in pretty good shape for July in Arizona, but the fairways and most of the tee boxes were poor. Don't think I'll play here again. Sun City Country Club just up the road is a much more interesting course and a much better value.
Peoria Pines
For an executive course, I enjoyed my round. The staff was friendly and the other members of the group were fun to play with.
The greens on the backside of the course were in better shape than the front nine
The one issue that I had was that there was no marshall on the course and when things started to back up, a group from the 8th hole cut in front of us back on the fourth hole
Good deal
Great course for beginners and any golfer who want to get a quick 18 holes.
FLATTEN THE TEE BOXES!
Tee boxes are all on a mound. It is such an easy fix I don’t know why they don’t do it. The bunkers sell do not have sand in them. They are either hard dirt or muddy. Greens need another cut and they will be nice.