Grand Canyon University Golf Course

Course was in excellent shape… greens rolled true and fast. Pace of play was extremely slow and some tee boxes were very close to the greens - a lot of “fores”

They were sanding the greens and fairways. I wish courses would put on their website when the aeration is going to start. . Poor course conditions but loved the layout. I would play again later in the year

Our yearly golf trip to phoenix, first time we decided to give the GCU course a try. We played 5 courses in 6 days and it was by far the best value. Some of the best greens we played on all week. Overall a great atmosphere out there. Definitely will be added to the rotation next year!

First time playing out at GCU Golf Course. Greens are in great shape they roll nice and true. A bit on the slower side (rolling about a 10), understandable from what a hot summer it has been in the valley. Staff was very friendly... And the meal afterward was top notch. Overall we really enjoyed our round out at GCU definitely will be back!

Overall course was not in good shape. Greens were shaggy and slow. There was hundreds of branches and sticks all over course in rough near fairways that were not picked up. Ive played all over in PHX and this was the worst taken care of course I’ve played.

Played here when it was drizzling the other day and it was a really enjoyable experience. The pro shop staff were really friendly and got me out on the course very quickly. Was able to tee off ahead of my scheduled time and play as a single. Given the rain we got the night before and that day, the course looked good with only a couple spots of standing water in low lying areas. The course overall was alive and well from tee box to green. Nice driving range with grass to hit from. Will definitely be back again to play this course.

Conditions were overall good. Sand on tee boxes and some greens. 8/10 rating. Pace of play was good.

Course was in good condition for the summer months.

Still wish all these "Karen's" would stop whining about t-boxes, isn't that one place on a course that you can place your ball in a good location, hello ?

And to those who don't have the consideration to rake the trap after they head out of the bunker maybe you should stick to Goofy Golf ???

If you're using a Garmin GPS device FYI it is not updated in the system. Please GCU get with Garmin and help us out

FYI: GCU will not work with Garmin gps, wish they would get with Garmin to resolve issues.

To those who can't muster the courtesy to rank bunkers after their shot, maybe you should stick to Goofy Golf until you can develop some consideration ?

And what's with the complaints about t-boxes?

Isn't that the only place on the course where you can determine where to put your ball ?

Grand Canyon's University course is a great break from desert washes, hard out of bounds, the desert type courses. Coming from the Midwest I was very familiar with the parkland design. Fun off the tee, if your too far out of position your not severely punished. They do a great job of watering and maintaining this course, a great bargain!

Caught the course under considerable work on fairways. .

Also Garmin yardage is way off. They need to update it. No fun playing with inaccurate yardages

I've played this course several times in the past. The conditions of the course were the worst I have seen. The greens were slow and splotchy. The tee baxes were OK but could have used some care. The fairways were hit and miss as far as grass being available to hit off. And a majority of the approaches to the greens were dirt. The club house as first rate as was the service and the quality of the food.