Verrado Golf Club - Founders Course

Buckeye, AZ · 0.9 mi away

The Victory Course at Verrado Golf Club is a second John Fought and Tom Lehman design. It was built partly on the site of an old Caterpillar Tractor testing grounds. The course plays 7,295 yards to a par of 72. Its 18th hole is a dramatic par-5, dogleg right over an irrigation pond to a wide diagonal fairway. The hole finishes at a green tucked into a box canyon, protected by boulder outcroppings.

Surprise, AZ · 8.2 mi away

Sterling Grove Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 semi-private golf course in Surprise, Arizona. It was designed by Nicklaus Design, with Chris Cochran leading the project, and opened for preview play in February 2021 as the first new golf course to open to public play in Arizona since 2016. Set against the White Tank Mountains, the course in Surprise departs from typical desert-style design, routing through grove-lined fairways with wide landing areas and undulating greens. More than 1,700 trees were planted to line the fairways and define the routing as the course has matured.

Litchfield Park, AZ · 8.7 mi away

The Wigwam Golf Club's Gold Course is one of three courses at the historic Wigwam resort property in Litchfield Park, Arizona, just west of Phoenix. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1965, the course was conceived as a western counterpart to Firestone Country Club's South Course, sharing a similar scale and style. The Gold Course plays to a par of 72 and stretches to about 7,345 yards from the back tees, with narrow, tree-lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and small, well-guarded greens that have hosted USGA qualifiers and NCAA regional events. The course operates as part of the Wigwam resort, available to resort guests and members, with recent contemporary updates made by Tom Lehman Design.

Litchfield Park, AZ · 8.7 mi away

The Blue Course is one of three golf courses at Wigwam Golf Club in Litchfield Park, Arizona, part of The Wigwam resort in the West Valley of metro Phoenix. It was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened for play in 1965 alongside the resort's Gold Course, sharing Trent Jones's signature small, elevated greens. Playing to a par of 70 and about 6,373 yards from its longest combination tees, the Blue Course is shorter and less demanding off the tee than the Gold Course, making it a favorite for shorter hitters and players who rely on precise iron play. The course is open to resort guests and club members, with a pro shop, practice facility and dining options at the clubhouse.

Litchfield Park, AZ · 8.8 mi away

Robert "Red" Lawrence's 6,852-yard West Valley course: tree-lined, with water in play on ten holes, built in 1972.

Goodyear, AZ · 11 mi away

Golf Club of Estrella is an 18-hole, par-72 daily-fee course in Goodyear, Arizona, in the Estrella community southwest of Phoenix. Designed by Jack Nicklaus II and opened in 1999, the course follows the desert foothills near the Sierra Estrella Mountains, incorporating natural washes and rolling terrain.