In the shadows of the White Tank Mountains, just a short drive west of Phoenix, lies 36 holes of championship golf designed by PGA Tour star and Ryder Cup Captain, Tom Lehman. The Verrado Golf Club, with two thrilling layouts meandering the desert, filled with ancient saguaro cacti, old growth Ironwoods, and plenty of wildlife to distract you from unparalleled views of the valley. Both the Founder’s Course and the Victory Course stretch to more than 7,000 yards, offering the skilled player a very difficult test, while the common man can play 5 sets of tee boxes, making for a fun, enjoyable round of golf. The jaw dropping views and rugged natural beauty will remain a memory that yearns for another chance to play the Verrado Golf Club. Following golf, the Verrado Grille restaurant offers a menu full of choices to satisfy most any taste bud, and the views from the patio aren’t too bad.

Well guys if you didn’t play Victory today this Video may give you an idea of what you missed out on.

I am definitely suffering from remorse for not playing this course today. To bad I can’t even describe it for you. Hard hitting John Adair evidently matched up well for this course as he won it with 64 net. Great job John and well done. Tied at 65 net were Fred Baldwin and Kevin Gilmore. Steady Freddy won on a score card playoff and Kevin got third place. Great work out there. Ron Gunderson and Bill Heller scored a Atta-a-Boy tie at 67 net. Nice try fellers. Next up Vistancia. Rest of the field’s scores below.