Arizona Grand Resort & Spa

The course looks nice, in great condition, however, if you dont like playing blind tee shots or approach shots this isnt the course for you. Im also not a big fan of courses that have too many hills and slopes all over the fairway. A few too many times I'd hit a great tee shot only to be punished with a bad lie on a slope. Im on vacation not a tournament, i don't feel like struggling during my round.

Course conditions were great. Greens had a few spots and some tee boxes were a little beat up but great overall. Only complaint was that basically the entire course was roped off making it essentially cart path only.

Everything was great, greens were in best condition I've seen in years but the tee blocks need some major work. Many had hardly any grass...

Great job on the rehab, played 2 months ago and almost asked for my money back--- not today! Wow, super wide forgiving fairways, true rolling greens. Tee boxes could use some attention but overall nice tract!

Cramp start in cart preparation and flow to and off first tee. Overall conditions aren't that favorable to play the ball down and score or have fun on any initial round. Playing with some frequency might change the overall experience but I don’t believe I’ll be back as the $78 dollar hot deal fee brought little value. Carts are old and the two nines don’t match up and the vista’s are not that impressive and to gimmick/goofy holes, sorry. Fair green fee is 45-55$ range or less.

Nice staff and very efficient in getting groups started on time. The front is more traditional and the back 9 is very much a desert course. After the first couple of holes that are close to the highway, the rest are peaceful and low noise. The pace of play was nice and the greens were in great shape. A couple of the tee boxes were kind of rough but as a resort course I am sure it gets a lot of play and I was impressed with the overall condition. I would come back for sure.

Unfortunately, they had very little help the day I played. Only a starter and on guy at Checkin. I felt sorry for them because they were working hard. Anyhoo, the group in front of us that they were long ball hitters and they just sprayed the ball. AND, they seemed to be playing 2 balls off the tee EVERYTIME. So, we waited for them, A LONG TIME ON EVERY HOLE. I think if there had been a Marshall, that would have helped considerably.

Course staff was very friendly and helpful.

Course did lab a full driving range.

Carts were state of the art with GPS.

Course conditions were good, tee boxes could have been in better shape. Last hole was in need of TLC and drying out.

We enjoyed playing Arizona Grand. The course is "shoe-horned" between homes and highways. The GPS provided on each cart helped immensely with several blind shots. The greens were only in average condition. Given the shortage of available daily fee courses we would return here.

I thought that by getting an earlier AM tee time I'd be able to get through 18 in about 4... nope. 2:30 to 2:45 at the turn. Didn't finish the full 18 because I needed to leave.

I suppose this is expected leading up to the WMO. However, I wouldn't pay more than $70 if I were to do it again.

Course knowledge is super important here. Lots of blind shots. Lots of target lay ups. I believe the second go around on this course would result in most players shooting 5-6 strokes better. The course was fun, a bit goofy on the back nine. Course conditions weren’t good. Shaggy greens. Bunkers not raked. Don’t feel it was worth $107. Would have been more comfortable with a price or $70. Our cart was also super dirty all over. Had the highest priced beverage cart canned drinks of all the courses we played.$10-$12 plus tax for any canned drink. Probably wouldn’t go back unless it was a Hot Deal of some sort.

Absolutely wonderful. Great day of golf. Loved there were 20 people teeing off on hoke 18.