Arizona Grand Resort

Wondering if I could get credit for one player

Our fourth was hurt and hospitalized in biking accident the

Day before the round

Facility was nice. Satff was great. Round took 4:45. Course was ok. Too many blind shots and gimicky course layout. Biggest turn off was no driving range, just an old netted area that you needed to pick your own balls.

The course was great condition and people were great.

Pace of play was awful the entire round! Multiple times there were 3 groups were on the tee box on the back nine. We talked to the ranger twice, and nothing was done.

Would have been nice to hit a few balls on a range. I got a good rate and am ok. The staff was really customer oriented. Met a couple of nice gentleman. Had a great round even though I couldn’t make a putt

I paid way too much money to stand around waiting on almost every tee box

Cool layout. However the greens were in poor shape when we played. While the majority of the staff was great, there was a particularly rude marshal who harassed for pace of play many times. Our group was 2 holes ahead of the group behind us and a hole behind the group ahead of us. He then tried to force us to skip holes. We explained how it would make zero difference and were weren’t behind, he begrudgingly agreed. I will not be playing there again.

The course was in great condition and the service was exemplary. However, the only bad thing I can say about this course was their lack of a driving range. That was the only problem for me in terms of value for money.

For a resort course, the conditions were very surprising. Disease & clovers all over the greens. Dirt patches everywhere (Except the tee shot on hole 1). Incredible course that should be charging more and putting more money into their Turf budget.

Read a lot of reviews about bad conditions here. I was really pleasantly surprised! Layout and conditions in early February were worth it. Granted we got the hot deal and if I paid $235 standard rate I wouldn't feel quite as happy.

Fairly typical resort course jammed into a site that needed a few more acres, especially on the front nine. The back nine is a completely different desert course.

The “driving range” is batting cage that has the hardest, filthiest balls you will ever hit.

It was a five hour round, which is probably the standard pace of play.

It only cost $70, which is why I’m not more negative.

I play this course a lot and enjoy the layout and challenges it presents. The course is not in pristine condition but better than usual and very playable Greens were hard and fast, hard for me to stick and stay.