Paradise Valley Golf Course

Thought the price was too good to be true. We were right. This course is really rough. The man at the pro shop desk was really nice though.

First impression - the pro shop is dark and cluttered.

Carts are in decent condition.

The course is in rough shape.

Cart paths are either rutted dirt or broken concrete.

Tee boxes are shaggy with major divot issues.

Fairways are reasonably grassed but rough areas come into play way too often.

Most of the greens were sparse of grass.

Par 3's are generally quite long and not conducive to higher handicappers, although one could play the forward tees.

In fairness, this is a very public course and, given the modest cost, caters to newer golfers who may not have the same sense of etiquette as seasoned golfers.

Loved playing this course, we went early on a work day and the pace was perfect. The greens and fairway were all very well kept. The only area of opportunity would be the bathrooms on the course and in the clubhouse, wish there were cleaner and better taken care of.

I played as a a single, but there was a fivesome in front of me. I thought the courses didn’t allow fives ones. The pace was so slow that I joined the twosome behind me and later added another single behind them. Total round took approx. 3 1/2 hours. Also a lot of balls were lost because of high grass in the rough. Mostly weeds which needs to be addressed.

This course and facilities needs some help.

Carts are filthy and the bathrooms were absolutely terrible. This is the worst course I have played and definitely would not go back

If looking to swing the clubs for a great price, there really isn’t a better option in Phoenix. When winter prices get out of control, this course allows you to get out on the greens for a reasonable price.