Paradise Valley Golf & Country Club

PV is a good course for the price. It offers a few challenging holes, a few narrow fairways, a good staff, however the cart paths are about as bad as it gets. Tee boxes are typically dry. Make sure you go on non peak hours. This course likes to over book the tea times.

Greens were in pretty good shape. Tee boxes were really bad. Most fairways were not very good. Pace of play is always an issue here.

Tee boxes are bad and the fairways are terrible.

The rough is pretty deep which makes it hard to find your ball and slows down play. Hard to advance the ball. The cart path is broken and rough in many places. I will say that the greens were in really good condition. All in all, just ok.

The course is in serious need of a good irrigation system and work on the tee boxes. Just horrendous. Might as well just put mats on the boxes.

The course layout was nice: a little bit of Missouri Bluffs, little bit of Tapawingo, and a little bit of Riverside. Not just greens, but fairways were extremely fast; like the ball was rolling on concrete, and this was in late spring a day after it rained! The place should be emerald green throughout. Tee boxes… seriously, just patches of dirt. Probably the worst I’ve ever played on. The 4 wandering dogs were a nice amenity (no, seriously)- they were friendly and well behaved. Recommendation would be to invest in better landscaping and irrigation on the fairways. Otherwise a good outing.

Love the layout, dries fast and the greens were speedy

This course has average pace of play, very rough cart paths, decent layout and typically a good value on golf now.

This course has a good back nine, rough cart paths, small bar, and friendly staff.

Over played and poor shape. Reasonable "hot deal" price but don't have high expectations.

Over all layout is good, cart paths are horrible, lots of beer cans and litter all over the course, Tee boxes were fair, greens were fine and pace of play was fine.