Grand Canyon University Golf Course

Cause there’s sand on every hole! Bunkers were nice and fluffy. Played like real bunkers. But on every hole?!? Guess that’s why they call it a Champ course.

All the hazards were mostly in site, so I knew where to aim. There are someyardage markers on the fairways, but these were not always easy to find. I forgot to load this course on to my Garmin watch, so I had to rely on judgement that worked out out well in the end.

The faiway bunkers were quite deep, but the sand was firm so not to bad to get out and get some distance as well. The staff were extremely friendly. On the par 3 hole over water take an extra club.

Layout not bad at all but condition of the course was very disappointing. Some fairways were in abject condition others were sublime!!

Greens were in bad shape.

Big shame and not good value for money.

First time playing. Staff was very friendly. Course was pretty flat but still challenging. Pace of play was average despite waiting between shots, we were a twosome sandwiched between foursomes. Would play again.

After reading a few so-so reviews, on 12-14 we found the course in very good condition, the pace was excellent (4 hours) and price reasonable. Can’t ask for much more

Can't beat this course for the value. It is always in great shape and has a challenging layout.

Had a lof of fun playing there. Nice tee boxes and fast green, i dont need anything else to be happy.

This was a fun course. Fairways and greens were pretty nice.

Definitely not worth $120. But is there any reasonable priced golf courses in AZ?

This course feels like a nicer Dobson Ranch.

Fun course, even if you catch a few bunkers.

Lots of "go for it" fun

Bring your 3 wood, even from the white boxes

Course was in great shape. My issues were that first, the pin placements were set for a tournament that morning, so they were all behind bunkers and in the edges of the greens. My second issue was the fact that they had neither gps or a yardage book. I was playing with 2 other singles who were new to the course and all day long we were hitting drives that we thought were in the middle of the fairway, only to be in a fairway bunker. It was definitely a good day, but not a course that I will ever drive back across town to play.

The only really negative things I can say, is that being a first time guest I had problems trying to find the tee box on a couple occasions. Also, only time we saw a ranger, was sitting under shade trees!

very disappointed that i drove 1 hour to play with plans to practice before my round and the range was on mats only on a Saturday...

It is the high season and with a $100 rate it should have a real range available...

I will not come back without a real range...