Arizona golf
Golf courses in Surprise, AZ.
Every course BogeyMap publishes in and around Surprise, ordered by LooperAI score.
BogeyMap publishes 4 golf courses in Surprise, AZ, 4 of them playable without a member invite. Cimarron Golf Club carries the highest LooperAI score in town at 75.9.
Courses in Surprise
Cimarron Golf Club
Surprise, AZ
Cimarron Golf Club is a public course in Surprise, in the West Valley. The 18-hole layout plays over desert terrain, a friendly course that serves the Surprise area.
Granite Falls Golf Course - South Course
Surprise, AZ
Granite Falls Golf Course South is one of two 18-hole layouts at the Granite Falls complex in Surprise, Arizona, part of the Sun City Grand community. Designed by Greg Nash and Billy Casper and opened in 1997, the course has a Midwestern character with large, undulating greens and rolling fairways set in the Sonoran Desert. From the back tees it plays 6,839 yards to a par of 72, with multiple tee options for different skill levels. The course operates on a semi-private basis tied to the Sun City Grand community, with tee times bookable through the resident reservation system and by outside guests.
Granite Falls Golf Course - North Course
Surprise, AZ
Granite Falls North is one of two 18-hole courses at Granite Falls Golf Club, part of the Sun City Grand community in Surprise, Arizona. Despite its Sonoran Desert setting, the course has a more Midwestern feel, with large undulating greens and rolling fairways. It plays to a par of 72 over about 6,720 yards from the back tees and is generally considered the more demanding of the two Granite Falls courses, requiring accurate approach shots into well-defended greens. Granite Falls North is operated for Sun City Grand residents but also accepts outside tee time bookings, making it accessible to the visiting public alongside its semi-private membership base.
Sterling Grove Golf Club
Surprise, AZ
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.