Gallery Golf Club (South) Course Review

The Gallery Golf Club is a private resort which sits on a beautiful piece of property in Marana, Arizona State and it was designed by architect John Fought in 2003 in a links style. The main characteristic of the terrain on which the golf course was built upon is the desert vegetation, i.e. an abundance of saguaro cactuses. Also, the terrain is rich in gentle yet steady slopes falling from the north to the south, making for the perfect raw material sort to speak for the architect to play with and to use his imagination for creating an impressive mlange of variety, playability and challenges. All these attributes make for the Gallery Golf Clubs course to be a real treat, being one of the best in Arizona.

Whats most impressive about this golf course is represented by its generous fairways, a great feature considering that playing in the desert is not for the faint hearted. The putting surfaces are also large and they follow the terrains undulations, thus making for great challenges, together with the hugely effective bunkering job. The Gallery Golf Club will delight you with its pleasant views across the mountain and the very appealing to the eye saguaros, while the abundance of dramatic holes will keep you busy and entertained round after round. However, be advised that the South Course at the Gallery Golf Club is very player friendly considering its desert location, offering excellent conditions and a real pleasure to play it, regardless of your skill level. Bottom line, the Gallery Golf Club will provide you with solid views, a great track and lots of fun, being nominated as one in the top 100 golf courses in the US by the reputable magazine Golf Digest. Speaking of pedigree, keep in mind that the Gallery Golf Clubs South Course hosted the WCG Accenture Match Play Championship for 2 years in a row, in 2007 and 2008.