Verrado Golf Club - Victory Course

Great course, beautiful view, and can be challenging for a few holes. Great customer service and good options of food after the round.

Victory course was one of our favorites, but the ambience has been destroyed by endless construction noise. Unless you live in the West Valley, not worth the drive.

The pace of play is important to me and found that the Victory Club has the right person to make sure it was not a work day length of hours. Service on the course and at the bar was excellent. Those things aside the course is built for accuracy and it was great day for me. I’ll be back.

course was in great shape but because of the pace of play was not able to finish

aside from the pace of play...4 hours and 35 minutes..this was a great course. I'd definitely play it again. I would hope the course would add a GPS or some information on the various holes because if a player doesn't use an app, they would never know where to hit the ball off the tee due ex. hole 13 is a blind tee shot.

Between golf now and the course management they screwed up my tee times every time we tried to golf there. I have a GolfNow email reservation and I show up an hour before that reservation. 10 minutes after arriving they tell me I’m late for my tee time. No time to organize or warm up. So much for range time included in price! Can you say Seinfeld, they know how to take your reservation, and your money, they just don’t keep your reservation……

Being told at the time of our checking in that it was cart-path-only was not good because my girlfriend has a bad ankle from several surgeries after an accident. A cart is the only way for her to golf. But being the our only chance for golf on our Phoenix trip we had only two options, cart-path-only or no golf. So we pressed on. This course should never be cart-path-only because the entire fairway on every hole is guarded by rock formations for the length of the hole making for a longer walk then playing without a cart and having several shots with the wrong club because of not being able to calculate the distance right from 150 yards away or not being prepared to never get back to the cart on some holes. By the 15th hole we were exhausted and the fun round we dragged our clubs on a plane to Phoenix for was more like work then a fun round of golf.

Very friendly staff. Great layout. Back 9 is trickier layout than front 9. Front 9 is in the middle of new residential construcion so a bit noisy. Best overseeded greens we played on this trip. Almost like real greens! Straigjt off the T is imperative as wayward drives will end up in the rocks. Beverage cart came by twice on front and twice on back 9. Lots of water on the course. Bunkers were good to hit out of. Most sprinkler heads had yardage on them. This is not a course for a beginner or high handicapper as frustration could set in early, cause backups and reult in, any lost balls. My wife and I play 4 times per week and simply loved this course!

The management at this course was exceptionally poor at keeping the golfers moving. After four hours of play, we finished 12 holes. With two foursomes on every tee and 20 -minute waits between shots, we gave up and left the course. There was not a ranger in site on the back 9. Would have been a 5.5-hour round if we had played the full 18. Not going back.

Course is in excellent shape with some fantastic views of the Phoenix Valley.

Greens are fast and receptive.

Fairways are deceptively forgiving although they don't always look like it from the tee box.

Rough is short but thick.

Staff were friendly, polite and professional.

Black tee box on 18 is nice to try (about 250 carry over the water) for us amateurs.