About
Paradise Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole public course designed by Jeff Hardin and built in 1986. The par-61 golf course is open year-round and measures 4,082 yards from the championship tees.
The Paradise Valley Golf Course has five par-4 holes and a single par-5, the ninth, which measures 475 yards; then you get to the back nine, where two lakes come into play.
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Golfer Photos
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Not kidding, this is the tee box area! Photo submitted by tarifachris on 10/03/2024
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Like the course, this is one of the water stations! Photo submitted by tarifachris on 10/03/2024
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Photo submitted by Vicain on 06/29/2024
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Photo submitted by Nicholas2784390 on 11/12/2023
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Scorecard Photo submitted by tarifachris on 12/22/2022
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Photo submitted by u314161471504 on 07/23/2022
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Photo submitted by u314161471504 on 07/23/2022
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Photo submitted by ypedap on 06/22/2022
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Tee shot here halfway to clubhouse on 18. Photo submitted by u314161471504 on 05/24/2021
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So close to the hole in one....whaaaa Photo submitted by BLaycock on 02/02/2014
Golfer Reviews
John Z
Great overall but at peak season, snack bar was closed.
Had to go off property for a hot dog. Very poor.
Great Price
Considering the price to golf in Phoenix during the prime time “winter months” it’s definitely worth golfing at Paradise valley golf course. $33.00 Can’t get any better than that.
Great Value for the Average Golfer!
I love this little course. And that's "little" as in relatively short which suits my game just fine. It's well layed out and reasonably well kept. I enjoy it often!
Well priced. Fast round.
It was not busy on a fairly cold day, so we moved around the course in less than 2 1/2 hours.
Many wet and muddy areas after rainy days.
Good value.
PV Municipal, great value
The course is a muni and it was $22.00 for 9 holes. Peak season in AZ, that’s amazing value.
The course was in good condition, outside of the fairways and green can be a bit rough with some patches of dirt but overall it’s worth playing.
The older guy in the pro shop is a bit cranky and more interested in watching football but that’s about the same as the Gen Z and their TikTok videos.
Lovely Gentleman
There was a lovely gentleman maybe named Ron? We played at 2:30 pm. He noticed I was sunburned and offered me his personal sun screen lotion. Friendly and so kind. A prize employee. The coyote was a bit creepy but seemed friendly enough
Good for the Money
It was a reasonable rate to play and rent clubs. However, i can understand why people said the rough was bad. Course could use a few improvements, too much scorched earth to try and hit a ball off