Grand Canyon University Golf Course

Great challenging course. Lors of sand traps, greens fast.,

We had to wait on every hole. We had three groups waiting to tee off on three separate holes. No ranger or Marshall to speed up the group slowing everything down.

Worse than most muni courses. Fore heard every hole. Pace slow (3 hours to play 9 holes).

We had a fee time at 2 h18 but finally started at 3 h. Supposed they had a frost in the morning….so we could not play all of it, but 14 holes. After that it was impossible to continue…the darkness appeared and it was the end of the game by 6 and a half. Just too bad, it was such a nice course !

This is a fun course that the average player will find a playable course, if you can avoid the plentiful bunkers.

I played this course because it had an 83% recommendation on GolfPass as worth playing. I would not agree with this high recommendation. Yes - the course is quite well maintained - greens, fairways, tee boxes, and bunkers but the course is on a flat / square piece of property in the middle of Phoenix. The fairways just go back and forth with bunkers and a few water ponds being the only challenges. One of the most negative aspects of this course is the constant street noise. Sorry - even though the the course is well maintained - I would not recommend playing this course very often.

We played GCU for our first round while in town for a couple of weeks. I liked the course layout and degree of difficulty. It helps to keep the pace of play moving along. I will play it again.

good value for the money, great food at clubhouse. Course was in great shape but practice range needs new mats.

This course was great, not just for the money (which, it is far less than Scottsdale area courses), but the layout was really good and a solid course. The front sort of goes around the perimeter (so OB left for the first half), but the holes vary from short/strategic to long. Greens were great, fairway was in great shape. Very fun. I’d definitely play again.

Came from Tucson to play.

Greens are dormant painted and very grainy.

Rest of course is nice and course is a good layout.

To golf in Phoenix is double that of Tucson.

Would pay $75 for same course in Tucson.

Enjoyed the day overall.

GCU provides good value with a challenging course. The amount of sand on the round is more than most so be prepared.

Fun day with buddies.

Good value for the money compared to some Scottsdale courses that charged more money for lesser conditions. Fairways and greens were in great shape, challenging steep sand traps, pace of play a little slow. Restaurant and food was excellent ! Staff friendly

Will play again in the future.