Queen Valley Golf Course

When we arrived at the course with prepaid Golf Now tee times we were told to go right out when we were ready. The front nine is very unimpressive. When we made the turn to play #10, there was no flag on the green. We went on to #11 and teed off to a dogleg green that is not visible from the tee box. Then another golfer came up to us and told us the back 9 was closed for maintenance. We then quit and went to the clubhouse and requested a rain check to come back another time when the course will be suitable for play. Rain check for 9 holes was granted.

Prepaid for golf with no knowledge of the back 9 being closed. We went right out when we got there. When we made the turn, there were no flags on the 10th hole. We played 10 and went on to 11 and after we hit another golfer came up and told us the back 9 was closed. We went back to the clubhouse and requested a rain check. Rain checks for 9 holes were issued.

Loved the setting. The greens are like army helmets hard to land on.

This course is only worth playing if it is your first time swinging a club. Don’t expect to pot because the green was nothing but divots and holes and sand.. They did hire a new superintendent to try to get the course back into shape but it’s gonna probably take a couple of seasons if you never played golf ever in your life maybe this is a good place since the teatime was only $18 so it’s not like a waste of money if you’re not able to hit the ball or finish I lost interest in keeping score but my wife had a great time since she never played before. FYI, the club rental was crap and it cost us as much to rent the clubs as it did the golf avoid this place until further notice.

We were welcomed even a little early and hit some free balls in driving cage. Course in really decent shape but greens recently plugged and still a little rough. No matter to my 10-year-old grandson. He enjoyed the first round so much we had to go again. Then it got hot. The course layout is perfect for a younger beginner golfer, plenty of room for mistakes and very forgiving fairways. Also, a good mix of par 3 holes as not to tire him with too many par 5 holes. Would recommend, a little drive but enjoyable.

Good luck keeping the ball on the greens, it's impossible. Good luck

Short course to play for relaxation with family and friends.

Small greens that are raised.

Would like to see just a touch more speed on greens.

Great routing for the property available.

Front nine in Parkland

Back nine is Desert layout.

Would like to see rerouting of holes 16 and 17 and would make it a greater layout .

Very short course..but well taken care of. I don't recall any bunkers..but plenty of water hazards and OB boundaries. Lots of green grass for an Arizona course. There are a few tree line tee boxes that force your shot shape lines. It's in a retirement community in the middle of nowhere, Arizona so there are tons of old folks on the course.

We had a great day of golf at Queen Valley! The course is a hidden secret! Beautiful surroundings and landscape! The staff was very friendly and happy to assist in any way. We will be back!

This is very nice course for the value, I enjoyed the quiet time, this course has more par 3 holes which are different in yardage

Greens were shaggy, very slow. But still a great course to play.

My friend and played 18 at 230pm. Most places I have played have been unbearable, however, it was wonderful. We had a light breeze and the course was not at all crowded. We played at our own pace, both being as close to beginners as possible and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. It is a little out of town, but I think that is part of why it was so enjoyable. Well worth the drive, we will definitely be going back to play this wonderful course that has just the right amount of challenge for just about any golfer.

I have played there before my sons first time we had a really good time and he finally found out what's it's like to play small greens we really liked are time out there and we will go back thanks so much Ed and Brandon