Paradise Valley Golf Course

Read numerous reviews before making my tee time here and frankly I often find some people who expect country club conditions at municipal prices. This was mostly true here as well however there are some things worth mentioning. STAFF: There was one person in the pro shop when I checked in. He was a little short tempered. Understandable as he had numerous other things to do and he was by himself. COURSE CONDITIONS: The course was in good shape considering the amount of play it gets and the restraints from government owned golf courses. PACE OF PLAY: Pace was average and the round was overall enjoyable. Good course if you are a beginner or need some work on your short game.

Course Staff very welcoming and professional Fun course to take my wife to play together Great value this time of year

Great course for new golfers. Very low elevation change and hardly any houses in play from the tee boxes. Water hazards on only 4 holes. Has a driving range, chipping area and putting green to warm up on. Snack bar has few choices for food and only fountain drinks and bottled/canned beverages to drink.

Greens could be a little better taken care of but really great course design

For the price, I expected much of what I experienced. The pro shop wasn’t much to write about (still grabbed my souvenir course golf ball), the concession/club house portion was a bit outdated compared to courses surrounding it and the course was averagely, maybe below-averagely tended to. The putting greens can be wild — much more inclines and declines then I’m used to. The layout of the course is really tight with a lot of overlap of tee boxes and because of that I lost two balls simply because people picked them up and took them and a few more “fores” are yelled out (I was almost hit myself). It’s also right next to a track and field so it was pretty loud at times since there was an event happening. If you’re into wild life on the course, we saw two groups of coyotes casually walking around the fairways and there are a ton of geese that hang out on two holes. The little finches will try take food out of your cart if unattended, so watch out for that. Overall it was still a nice time. I probably will come back but it’s not on the top of my list.

Wouldn’t be a bucket list, but definitely for a quick fun round I’d definitely play over and over.

The layout is fun for an executive sized course, but rough is pure weeds and dirt, mud and garbage which in ever seems to be cleaned.

Greens are generally decent. Fun slopes on the greens.

Fairways are crap. Weeds, overgrown crab grass and lousy maintenance over all.

Could be so much better

The course is mostly par 3. There is one par 5 and five par 4rs. There is a lot of pressure on the course because it is affordable therefore the conditions are not ideal. There are a lot of beginners and kids, so pace of play can be slow.

We played right after oversees the first time and course was ok. This time I was waiting for them to turn the cattle out. Rough hadn't been mowed in who knows how long on the front 9 must have lost a dozen balls at the edge of the fairway in the weeds that are growing faster than the grass. Definitely not worth $50 even in the winter. Course is just very unkempt

Not going to lie. The course is very rough. Some of the greens are very patchy and have bare/dirt spots. But honestly, if you're coming here expecting to have the best conditions, you are not being realistic.

If you are a weekend hack just looking to get out and get some practice. This is not a bad course. For 18 holes with a cart, you can't beat the price, but again the course is in very rough shape.