Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia

This golf course is a good layout, lots of tees so you can make it as easy or hard as you want. Greens when it is hot get a bit slow around here but fairways and tees were ideal, good sand in the bunkers and a surprising amount of room on the fairways that keep you in play even with a few offline tee shots. Greens on par 3s were well protected, fairway bunkers were sometimes in play but other times a good aim point. My first time playing and it was certainly worth the time to drive out there.

Tough course for real! After playing Ocotillo in chandler, Biltmore in paradise valley, JW Marriott Faldo, this course might be slightly harder than all the above!

Had a fun day playing here in the west valley. I was a single and was put with two younger guys who could play and had played here a number of times. This was my 4th round in 5 days and although I wasn’t at my best (old and tired) the course was in great condition. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in very good shape. The staff was accommodating and friendly. If you’re in the west valley or want to take a hike the Trilogy is worth the trip. Will put this on my short list for sure!

Great course in excellent condition heading into the summer season.

Course was in great shape. Nice staff. Overbooked - had to wait at most holes to play. Took 5 hours to play at 97 degrees.

Great course and always maintained to be in good shape. Can always count on a 4.5 hour round though, unfortunately.

Played on 5-11 and the course was in preety good shape. The bermuda has not taken over yet and the fairways were a little bare under the ball (it was green though) (tight lies) and

the greens were fast but putted accurate.

I just don't understand their pin placements.

Always at least four holes were it is unfair

(close to edge and on a slope).

Whoever set the pins on the course today should be kicked right square in the nuts. The greens are rolling very fast and every single pin was somewhere on the edge of the green near a slope or directly on top of a ridge on the green making three putts very likely for most people. They should realize that the vast majority of people who play there are not scratch golfers and place the pins accordingly.

1st time. Been a long time since i used every club in the bag during a round. Played with a regular named “Gail” who showed me how to play this track without being super long tee>>fairway. A lot greens drop down fairway>>green unless you blast it thru, but if you stay on the high tiers before the drop it will be significantly easier for the guys who dont hit it too far. Greens are soft enough to attack pins, but the downhills are ruthlessly fast. Unfortunately all WV Courses feel like 4-5 footers are 7-9 footers. I experienced it, group with me experienced it. Imo its because of the heavy contour of the sloping greens to make this course much more difficult green>>hole. Probably once pinnable overtime become unpinnable for 7+ hole locations, cant knock them when everyone does it.

Good course but the green fees are high. Wait until mid May when the price will drop