The golf course at Trilogy at Verde River is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Bill Brownlee and Wendell Pickett. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the McDowell Mountains, Four Peaks and the Tonto National Forest, the course emphasizes the natural Sonoran Desert landscape. The layout incorporates elevation changes, desert washes, native vegetation and strategically positioned bunkers, creating a scenic and challenging golf experience. The course is part of the Verde River Golf & Social Club and is complemented by a robust practice facility and a clubhouse designed around an active social lifestyle.

Sun City Grand offers an extensive golf program with four 18-hole courses: Granite Falls North, Granite Falls South, Cimarron and Desert Springs. The courses provide a variety of layouts and playing experiences, ranging from traditional parkland-style holes to more open desert golf. Granite Falls is particularly well known for its water features and varied terrain, while Cimarron and Desert Springs provide additional options for residents looking to play regularly without repeating the same layout. Together, the four courses create a substantial golf amenity and are an important part of Sun City Grand's active-adult lifestyle.

Trilogy at Encanterra features an 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course designed by Tom Lehman and John Fought. The course moves through the natural desert environment south of the Valley and incorporates rolling terrain, native vegetation, water features and strategically positioned bunkers. Multiple tee options allow golfers of different abilities to enjoy the layout, while the course's views toward the San Tan Mountains add to the setting. Golf is a major component of the Encanterra lifestyle, with the course, practice facilities and clubhouse forming the centerpiece of its private club experience.

Victory at Verrado features an 18-hole championship course designed by Tom Lehman and John Fought.  There is also a sister course in the all-age section of Verrado which you can have access to as well. The course is known for its significant elevation changes, with holes winding through the foothills of the White Tank Mountains and offering expansive views across the Valley. The layout incorporates natural washes, desert terrain and dramatic rock formations, with a variety of hole shapes and strategically placed hazards requiring thoughtful shot selection. The par-72 course culminates with a particularly memorable finishing hole and is supported by a large practice facility and golf-focused clubhouse.

Trilogy at Vistancia's 18-hole golf course was designed by Gary Panks and offers a traditional desert-golf experience within the Peoria community. The par-72 layout features rolling terrain, natural desert areas, washes and strategically positioned bunkers, with multiple sets of tees allowing golfers to choose an appropriate level of challenge. The course is known for its scenic views of the surrounding mountains and Sonoran Desert, while the practice facilities and clubhouse provide a full private-club experience for residents and members.

Sterling Grove features an 18-hole, par-72 golf course designed by Nicklaus Design. Located in Surprise, the course combines desert surroundings with a more traditional golf-course aesthetic, incorporating generous fairways, strategically placed bunkers, water hazards and substantial landscaping. The layout provides multiple tee options and is designed to reward both accuracy and strategic course management. The golf experience is complemented by a large practice facility and the Sterling Grove clubhouse, which serves as a central gathering place for the community's golf and social activities.