Arizona Grand Resort & Spa

Had a really great time it’s a wonderful course to play grade 4 Midlo handicappers and really worth the money

This was only my second time playing this course and due to several blind tee shots and other unknown approaches you need someone in the group who knows the layout. Course was in great shape and the greens were smooth and true. Drive accurately because there are some narrow landing areas. I’ll be back!

First time golfing here and will definitely be back! It was a very friendly course and fun adventures along the way.

If you have a Handicap Index below 12.0, you probably won't like this course. The only thing missing is a windmill, a loop-de-loop, and a clown's mouth. The tips are a mere 6200 yds, and that includes 4 absolutely horrible Par-5s all measuring 550-600 yds, so this shows you what the remaining 14 holes amounts to. 90-degree doglegs w/ blind shots where you can't see the greens or landing areas, elevation changes that are NOT normal for the area, and just too much short target golf for a semi-decent golfer. The clubhouse & facility are outstanding, and the resort looks very high class, but not so much for the golf course. My wife & I will not be returning anytime soon, especially with the quantity of courses in the Phoenix area.

The course was an excellent shape. The staff was super friendly. I love the layout of the holes. Everything through 18 was awesome. Some of it was a little challenging. Some of it was open fairways good experience for any golfer had a great time. The only thing that I could say is that the cart ladies that sells snack, snacks and beverages I think is a little overpriced for sure for what you get, but that’s has nothing to do with the golf course itself. That was a great five stars but the snacks and foods and beverages were really high priced on the course.

But they sold the slot cheap on GN and had a tournament right behind us. Would have been great IF we hadn’t had people literally driving into us. We were told to speed up because we were behind by 10 minutes. Actually we were two positions out of play and had a great pace going. The move we were forced to skip holes 7& 8 we were right on top of the players ahead of us. So squished between anxious entitled tournament players and slow golfers who paid just like us.

Personally I don’t ever want to play here again. And say be advised if the price seems too good to be true, call the course and make sure you aren’t behind or ahead of a tournament.

The course was going through overseed and they had the fairways scalped but the greens were fast and in good shape

I made a hole in one at hole 12, par 3, 120yd blue, but was told by the ranger watching the hole and the clubhouse attendants that they don’t have any plaque or official identification to celebrate. So, I just got a group photo with the players who went with me and got their signature on the ball.

It would be nice if the course actually had something to celebrate such event together.

Nice coarse. Have to use all your clubs on this coarse. A few hidden greens.

The course was getting ready to overseed i wish we were told that. The fairways were scalped and the greens were firm but putted true.

No driving range at all. Starters act like you’re playing sawgrass but no time enforcement had a 4:45 round with early tee time. Course in rough shape. Greens have dirt and tall grass for the fringe. Fairly challenging though with some elevation changes.

Well maintained, great staff, groundskeepers were very nice to yield. It was hot (103) and there was plenty of cold water on the course.

First time playing. Enjoyed the round and strategically placing the ball was crucial; especially on the drive. Not terribly difficult. Pace of play was brutal, as the course was backed up. Took 4 1/2 hours to play for such a short course.

Great course each hole is unique. Very challenging and well maintained. I love this place so far my favorite course I have played in the Valley.