Semi-Private · 18 Holes

Queen Valley Golf Course

600 North Fairway Drive, Queen Valley, Arizona

Semi-PrivateMembership
18Holes
4.5216 Reviews
Queen Valley, AZLocation
4Listings

The Club

About Queen Valley Golf Course

Queen Valley Golf Course, located in Queen Valley, Arizona, offers a unique golfing experience with its par-66 layout spanning approximately 4,600 yards. The course features two distinct nines: the front nine is palm-lined and welcoming, while the back nine offers rugged, mountainous holes with stunning desert views. The course is open to the public and...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Putting Green
Restaurant
Swimming Pool
Spa
Reception Hall
Changing Room

Membership

Joining Queen Valley Golf Course

Queen Valley Golf Course provides membership options for those looking to enjoy regular access to its picturesque 18-hole course. Members can take advantage of the club's amenities, including a practice net, putting green, pro shop, outdoor pool, and indoor spa with a multi-purpose room.

Membership Options

Ways to Join

Regular Membership

golf
  • $1,500Initiation

Available to individuals who own property with a structure within Queen Valley. Requires purchase of equity in the association, plus an initiation fee; members have voting rights.

  • Equity: $1900
  • Monthly dues: $125/couple or $95/single

Social Membership

social
  • $1,500Initiation
  • $40/moDues

Available to existing regular members only. Access to pool facilities, but pay green fees for golf.

  • Equity: $1900

Associate Membership

golf
  • $2,500Initiation

For individuals who wish to join the QVGA but are not Queen Valley homeowners. Non-voting members.

  • Monthly dues: $140/couple or $115/single

Pool Only Membership

other
  • $500Initiation
  • $45/moDues

For individuals who wish to join the QVGA. Non-voting members and must pay green fees for golf.

Fees are approximate and gathered from public sources — contact the club to confirm current pricing.

Reviews

What People Say

3.7/5
GolfPass · 21 reviews
4.5/5
Google · 216 reviews
In summary

Queen Valley Golf Course is frequently praised for its well-maintained grounds, challenging layout with small, elevated greens, and stunning desert and mountain views, particularly on the back nine. Visitors appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, as well as the peaceful, secluded setting. However, some criticisms include bumpy greens, limited amenities like golf carts, and occasional slow pace of play. There are also mentions of unfriendly interactions with some members.

3 weeks ago
First time playing here. Had fun! Conditions were pretty good. Looks like theres a lot of winter to summer grass transitioning happening right now (Like most courses rn). Don't let the yardage or the slope rating fool you. This course is a challenge! Small sloped greens. If you aren't hitting the middle of the green that balls is rolling off. I'll have a better idea on how to play it next time (i'll still suck). The highlight of the course really starts at hole 11 as it goes through a canyon up into high desert then back down to finish. Great views. Friendly staff. For the price and even with…
— Cole Jacobsen
3 months ago
Nice course, super challenging with the turtle back greens. Staff was stellar. Was my first time out there and it was a great time. Golfing as a single still was able to have a good time with groups in front and behind. I'll definitely be back! 🤙
— Joshua Jefferies
5 months ago
What s great course hidden away. No range just a net to get loose. Chipping and putting area. Front 9 plays like a city course, back plays like a mountain course. Some elevated tees, great views. Green rolled slow the day we played. The staff inside was super friendly and helpful. Cool little bar not affiliated with course right off 18 Green. Will definitely play again.
— Steve Taylor
3 months ago
Well manicured fairways. Greens very small but rolled consistently fair/quick. Will enjoy playing here again!
— Mark Schnorenberg
6 months ago
I don't golf but the entire Queen Valley area is a great place to visit. It's a small 'village' with several hundred people. There's a store, gas station, 19th hole bar, restaurant, laundrymat, and real estate office in addition to the 18 hole golf course. The grounds are well maintained with several palm trees from the old date farm.
— Dale E
3 months ago
We had a great time and met some very friendly people. The course was challenging but not to the level where you're discouraged at every tee box or green. I would go back again without hesitation.
— Gary J
4 months ago
Nice little course. Golf cart sucked. Separated neck vertebrae everytime we pushed the gas pedal. Will go again and hope for a better running cart.
— Marvin Hook
5 months ago
Fun course though not flashy. Priced right for what you get. Pace of play is usually very good.
— Ron Kiers
Edited a year ago
Great little golf course very well maintained,small elevated greens ,very friendly staff
— Brian Waldron
9 months ago
This is An excellent golf course to play if you want to get away from the crowd, it is nestled in a remote Desert town far away from the chaos. The back 9 so very quiet and very challenging. If you can land the ball on some of these greens you should be playing in the PGA. Especially whole number 16 I’ve only made par on that hole one time
— James Gilmer
7 years ago
Quite, short course. Approach game is a must. Slow greens. Tee boxes need a little attention. Golf is Fun.
— Nick J.
2 years ago
Got out 30 minutes late because they don’t have enough carts. Greens were the bumpiest I have ever played. Over 4 hour round on 4400 yard executive course. Scenery is beautiful.
— 4896

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