Trilogy at Power Ranch Golf Course Homes, Gilbert AZ

Trilogy at Power Ranch golf course homes in Gilbert sit along Power Ranch Golf Club, an 18-hole, par 71 public course designed by Dick Bailey. A home on the fairway gives you the view, but it does not come with golf privileges. Check the lot, the hole and the club's own terms separately before you buy.

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The course in plain terms

Power Ranch Golf Club describes itself as a championship public golf course designed by architect Dick Bailey. The scorecard on the club's site shows 18 holes, par 71 and 6,932 yards from the back tees, and the club says public tee times are welcome year-round. The clubhouse sits on East Village Parkway, next door to the Trilogy at Power Ranch clubhouse.

The name changed over the years. Local coverage from 2023 referred to the course as formerly Trilogy Golf Club at Power Ranch, and that year the owner closed it for the summer to rebuild the greens and reshape bunkers. Older listing remarks may still use the Trilogy name, so do not be thrown off when you see it.

Ownership changed too. In July 2026, local business coverage reported that The Walden Group bought Power Ranch Golf Club, along with two other Valley courses, from Thompson Golf Group, and that Thompson Golf Management will keep running day-to-day operations under a multi-year management agreement. Operators and policies can change, so I always confirm the club's current pages before a buyer counts on golf.

View versus maintenance

The trade-off I walk through with buyers is simple. A direct fairway view gives you open space and that green outlook from the kitchen. It can also mean cart traffic, early-morning mowing and golf balls reaching windows, screens, roof edges and patio furniture. Because this is a public course, the players behind your wall are not only your neighbors.

A lot that looks across a wash, sits beside a tee box or faces only a strip of rough feels different from one that sits right on a landing zone. A side or near-course lot can keep some of the open feel with less ball flight. The photos rarely show which one you have, so I stand on the patio during play and compare what I see with the plot plan.

Golf ball and cart path checks

On every Power Ranch golf tour I check:

• The hole. Which hole borders the lot, and whether the home sits near a tee, a landing area or a green.
• Ball marks. Course-side windows, screens, stucco, roof tile edges and patio covers for chips or repairs.
• Cart path. How close the path runs to the wall and where players wait to hit.
• The strip. Who maintains the ground between the back wall and golf property. I ask the association and read the plot plan rather than guess.
• Winter light. Whether trees or mounds block the view or shade the patio at different times of day.
• Exterior changes. Trilogy at Power Ranch has an Architectural Control Committee with rules for changes to homes, so check before you plan new screens, shades or landscaping.

If a listing names a model you do not recognize, ask Terry for the floor plan so you can match it to the home you walk.

Golf privileges are separate from the home

Buyers often ask whether a home on the course comes with golf. Not automatically. The golf club and the Trilogy at Power Ranch association are separate, and the community's own website links to the golf club as an outside resource. The community says its facilities and amenities are generally for residents and invited guests, but golf runs through the club.

If golf is a big part of why you want a fairway home, call the club and ask how booking works for you before you write an offer. Get the answer in writing or from the club's current pages, not from a neighbor's memory.

What to check before buying

1. Tour the home during active play, ideally on a weekend morning.
2. Read the CC&Rs and governing documents for Trilogy at Power Ranch, including the age and occupancy rules and the architectural rules.
3. Confirm golf access directly with Power Ranch Golf Club, separate from the association.
4. Have the inspector look closely at the course side: roof edges, windows, screens and irrigation near the wall.
5. Plan for the association resale disclosure package and read it before your inspection period ends.

For the full community picture, including amenities and every listing, see my Trilogy at Power Ranch homes for sale guide. Comparing courses around the Valley? Read my guide to 55+ golf communities in Arizona, or start with the Arizona 55+ living hub.

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Questions buyers ask

What is the golf course at Trilogy at Power Ranch?
It is Power Ranch Golf Club in Gilbert, formerly called Trilogy Golf Club at Power Ranch. The club describes an 18-hole, par 71 layout designed by Dick Bailey, at 6,932 yards from the back tees.

Is Power Ranch Golf Club open to public play?
Yes. The club calls itself a championship public golf course and says public tee times are welcome year-round. That means public golfers can be on the hole behind a home, not only residents.

Does buying a golf course lot include golf membership?
Not automatically. The golf club and the Trilogy at Power Ranch association are separate, and the community site points to the golf club through its own website. Confirm any booking terms or programs directly with the club before you buy for golf.

Is Trilogy at Power Ranch age-restricted?
Yes. The community's own website describes Trilogy at Power Ranch as an age-restricted, gated community. The exact age and occupancy rules are in the CC&Rs and governing documents, so review those for the details.

How do I see current Trilogy at Power Ranch homes for sale?
Use the See all homes button on this page. It shows all Trilogy at Power Ranch listings, not only golf course lots, so call Terry at 602-483-4665 and I will point out which ones back to the course.