Canoa Ranch Golf Club

Canoa Ranch Golf Club offers a compelling blend of natural beauty and thoughtful course design. Set against the backdrop of Elephant Head Mountain, the course provides panoramic views that enhance the overall golfing experience. Course Design and Layout: Designed by the renowned duo Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley, the 18-hole, par-71 course spans up to 6,701 yards from the back tees. The layout features dramatic elevation changes and strategic bunkering, demanding precise shot placement and offering a rewarding challenge for golfers of all skill levels. Playing Conditions: The fairways, composed of Bermuda grass, and bent grass greens are generally well-maintained, providing a consistent playing surface. However, some players have noted that the bunkers could benefit from additional maintenance to improve playability. Facilities and Amenities: The club boasts comprehensive practice facilities, including a driving range with grass tees, putting and chipping greens, and a fully stocked pro shop. The staff is knowledgeable and courteous, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere for guests. Overall Experience: Canoa Ranch Golf Club delivers a memorable golfing experience that combines the serene beauty of the Arizona desert with a course that tests and rewards strategic play. It's a destination worth visiting for those seeking both challenge and scenery in their round.

“The guy in charge” yeah, that’s how he addressed himself was on an absolute power trip and unable to even hold an intelligent conversation. The moment we questioned their changing polices (we had played the course before) he got argumentative and hot headed towards us. Not the vibe you want when you pay $$$ for a day off. The course is okay, management is the real reason to never spend a dime here.

Skip this course ...sand traps are full of rocks...not much sand if any...fairways are thin ...lots of wet spots. Great designed course but not worth the price you pay considering the condition. Slow play with no course marshall and the range balls are bad. Better choices in Green valley.