Arizona Grand Resort

Course has a boring layout....that's not ideal but that's not the major problem. The course might be THE WORST kept course I have ever played in my life. All fairways are burnt and spotty. You can't tell the fairway from the rough. The greens are also awful. Rangers are useless as there was a fivesome on the course ahead of us. Staff seemed to not care and didn't provide any useful information like where to hit your teeshot on the first hole which is a completely blind shot. Also no practice facility. Spend the money to go somewhere else. I've never felt compelled to write a review before but this course did it and I'd give it less than 1 star if I could.

The staff were not interested in helping. Pace of play was very slow and they didn’t have marshals out on the course. We were told by another group of players that it was normal.

Course was pretty nice. The front 9 wasn’t what I was expecting for “desert golf” but the back 9 was. I used driver on hole one and didn’t even need to and never touched it again. You can get away with a 3 iron and have 130 in on average. (Depending on how well you hit your 3 iron. A lot of layup holes as well. Water features around the holes were nice to look at. Greens were skinny and long for the most part. No range, just a net with 3 mats that you hit balls into that looks over hole 2 and 3. Overall a nice course that I would play again.

The course after the first three holes is a very nice, picture taking course. The green on first holes was terrible, plus you have to walk a mile to get to your ball. The second hole had construction you could not see and green terrible condition. The third hole is hit and hope with long carry to possible fairway and mounds and water. The balance of the course was very nice, but several blind shots. We played with couple that had played the course before or would not known where greens were located. Very upscale facility, but would not pay to play it again. We were exhausted from excessive walking up and down mounds and hills after the first three holes because of cart restrictions. Would not recommend course to seniors or people with medical conditions.

Enjoyed our round at the Grand. Play slowed as group ahead of us delayed by slow play ahead of them. Course Marshall should be out checking on pace of play. Like the addition of GPS on the carts

The course was in good shape. Finished in 4.5 hours. Like the layout of the back nine.

This course forces a lot of blind shots and/or layups. The elevation changes make those calculations even tougher. The manager was very nice and helpful with this being my first time on the course.
Sometimes of the surrounding hikers on the back nine were loud and distracting but that’s the price you pay for getting those cool views.
Definitely going back with a better game plan.

The staff was outstanding as I've been accustomed to. They are always friendly and professional. I must say the pace-of-play was the best I've had there. Maybe because I was in the 1st group out? Looking forward to playing it again.

Extremely slow. Had to wait at nearly every hole for up to 20 minutes. There was a group of 4 and 2 who decided to play together on most of the back 9. Marshals were aware but were unable to catch them at it until 17.
Tee boxes are pretty beat up. Greens in poor shape. Lots of bare dirt around the edges of the greens. No driving range, just a netted off area that wasn’t functional. The wind had blown the net loose so if you happened to hit a low ball while warming up, look out if there was someone on the #3 tee box.