Chaparral Golf and Country Club sits in Bullhead City, Arizona, where the course layout follows the flat terrain near the Colorado River. Fairways are bordered by low desert vegetation and scattered trees that provide limited shade but define playing corridors. The irrigation system draws from river water, maintaining turf through the region’s high summer temperatures. Greens are maintained with standard bentgrass varieties suited to the arid climate. The course includes a driving range and putting area adjacent to the clubhouse, which also houses a pro shop and snack bar. Cart paths run alongside each hole, and tee markers indicate multiple starting positions on each hole. The property boundary aligns with residential streets on two sides, and a chain-link fence separates the course from adjacent undeveloped land. Maintenance crews perform routine aeration and overseeding cycles typical for desert golf facilities.

Par 32 9 holes 2344 yards