| _ | | _ | | | The Desert Course is more typical of a traditional desert target course. It is shorter, but tighter than the TPC Stadium, it's sister course, and errant shots are likely to trickle into desert shrub. This course will challenge even the most accomplished golfer and demands accurate shots from tee to green. This course can be quite a challenge because of the mounds and bunkers strategically placed throughout its design. | | | _ | | _ | | |  | |
Club West, one of the top Phoenix, Arizona golf courses designed by Ken Cavanaugh and Brian Whitcome, opened in 1993 and can be as "user friendly" or as challenging as you want it to be. The beauty and serenity of Club West Golf Club, established as one of the premier Phoenix golf courses, puts your mind at ease. Located on the sunny side of South Mountain, the beautiful Sonoran desert surrounds you. The gorgeous surroundings of Club West Golf Club distinguish the course from other Phoenix golf courses as it has consistently been ranked in the top 20 golf courses in Arizona. Each hole at Club West is very distinctive with some dramatic elevation changes. The peaceful tranquility of each hole is enhanced by the fact that there are few contiguous fairways.
Club West takes you far away from the hustle and bustle of the city lifestyle, although it is located just around the corner. With the Estrella Mountains in the distance and a light breeze at your back you can hear yourself think. An exceptional experience awaits you. Come enjoy Club West and experience the pinnacle of Phoenix golf courses. Cart includes GPS Yardage System by ProLink. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | The #1 rated public golf course in Arizona is ready to offer you a truly unique golfing experience in the high Sonoran desert. Every tee box here presents a panoramic vista and an exhilarating challenge to your game. The course will take you up, over and around Dinosaur Mountain with dramatic tee-to-green elevation changes and long, loping fairways. The views of the nearby Superstition Mountains are spectacular. Signature holes #4 and #5 are among the most memorable in the game! View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Sidewinder snakes around the base of Dinosaur Mountain, through natural arroyos and dry creek beds. Native cholla and prickly pear cacti, mesquite and palo verde trees line the challenging twists and turns that will keep you on top of your game. And like the Dinosaur course, it's a scenic adventure that will bring you back again and again. The Sidewinder course is noted for its creative design and challenging desert landscape. Round after round, you'll never get tired of the panoramic vistas. Bring your clubs, bring your camera, and we'll bring on one of the best golf experiences you'll ever encounter.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | | The Duke at Rancho El Dorado is a championship style, Par-72, 18-hole golfclub fashioned for the golfer with a sense of discovery. The Duke creates a challenging golf experience for golfers with a passion for the game. The sporting spirit is alive and well at The Duke by enticing golfers to make risk/reward decisions. The Santa Rosa Wash snakes through the property enhancing the experience of change from hole to hole. Featuring mountain views, attentive service, and plush conditions, The Duke has the feel of a Scottsdale golf club without "Scottsdale green fees". |
| | | _ | | _ | | | The Raven Golf Club at South Mountain has been rated as having the "#1guest service in North America," 2 years running, and this commitment toexcellence is evident throughout the facility. The layout features plush,rolling fairways framed by thousands of mature trees, as well as vistas ofrugged desert mountains and the Phoenix skyline. Be sure to take advantageof the iced, mango scented towels that are frequently delivered to yourcart and the personal cooling misters found on your golf cart.
View Scorecard and Course Layout | | | _ | | _ | | | | Many new courses in our Sonoran Desert are like an old-west gunfighter: interesting and notorious, but something you tend to avoid once you've had a primal experience with them. Las Sendas is not one of those. It is a nature walk through the desert, attracting you with beauty and challenging you with shot options. You can't wait to get back and play it again. Price always includes Prolink Global Positioning on the carts! View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Ranked 42nd on Golf Magazines "Top 100 courses you can play in the United States", SunRidge Canyon was created by wind, water, rock and time, following nature's own course. Like nature, much about SunRidge is straight forward. The fairway and green-side bunkers are in strategic positions where they force you to consider both the risk and the rewards of executing your next shot. From the "Canyon" tees, #17 is widely considered to be the best par 3 in the valley of the Sun. | | | _ | | _ | | | Nick Faldo, winner of three Masters and three British opens, says that this course is not reminiscent of other Arizona layouts, saying that he wants his courses to have rhythm and flow, with more bark than bite. The par 71 layout sits on a 174-acre site, and offers a slight variation from typical Sonoran Desert-theme courses. It features generous fairways, large bent grass greens and tee boxes. The surrounding mountains and century-old saguaro cacti as well as 106 sand bunkers, reminiscent of the Australian sand belt courses, provide a spectacular setting for the golf course and golfing guests.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | A desert-style course of championship length (7,170 yards), with generous fairways and large (average size 7,000 square feet), bent-grass greens, the Palmer Course features from four to six tee boxes on every hole, challenging all levels of golfing skill. The 415-yard par 4 6th is Palmer's signature hole, with the beautiful Camelback Mountain as the backdrop.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | Recently renovated Torrey Pines South Course boasts dramatic coastline views as well as some of the most challenging golf in the country. In 2001, renowned golf course designer Rees Jones set his signature upon the course and the accolades on his work have not stopped since. Now, 7607 tremendous yards in length, the Torrey Pines South Course will host the 2008 United States Open Championship. Both North and South courses also host the annual Buick Invitational on the PGA TOUR.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | The creation of Coyote Lakes Golf Club involved the moving and shaping of millions of cubic yards of soil along the Agua Fria River.Set amongst wild desert dunes and five beautiful lakes, the 18 holes are aligned north and south providing golfers with endless vistas and a feeling of serenity. The greens are large, with a lot of contour. Reminiscent of Scotland and her thistle covered hills, Coyote Lakes places a premium- on fun and variety rather than distance and power. View Scorecard and Course Layout | | | _ | | _ | | | | With panoramic views of the Sierra Estrella Mountains, the course showcases the natural terrain, as many approach shots require the golfer to hit over washes and natural desert areas. As Jack Nicklaus II's inaugural Arizona course, the new Estrella Mountain Ranch Golf Club offers a classic golf experience unlike any in the area. Following in his father's legendary footsteps, Jack II's daily-fee championship course is golf in the traditional sense -- challenging yet forgiving, and always spectacular. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Kokopelli is a challenging course, featuring lakes, rolling hills and fountains and places a premium on approach shots to the multi-level greens.
ARCHITECT: Bill Phillips YEAR BUILT: 1993 18 holes Par 72
GRASS TYPE: Bermuda with rye grass overseeded during the winter months. This challenging, 18 hole par 72 championship course features impressive mounding, rolling fairways, and fast breaking greens. Lots of water here,but a fair test to be played by all levels of golfers. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | The Championship Course is routed on a contiguous 147-acre parcel that provides a more serene golf experience than typical courses. The 18-hole, par-71 Championship Course was created by PGA Tour Design Services, in consultation with local PGA Tour Professionals Tom Lehman, Billy Mayfair and Howard Twitty. As a result, the course features a special blend of both classic shot-making opportunities and dramatic desert golf challenges. With five sets of tees, the course measures from 4,800 to 7,013 yards, making it an enjoyable test of golf for all levels of play. | | | _ | | _ | | | This traditional American links-style course has been created in a breathtaking setting with magnificent mountain backdrops, lush palm and eucalyptus-lined fairways, and scenic water holes. The 7,014-yard, par 72 course is a dynamic layout that will be sure to test your skills while offering a friendly golf experience. |
| | | _ | | _ | | | From the mind of world-renowned golf course architect Arthur Hills comes a course that promises an enjoyable and unforgettable golf adventure. The Padre Course features towering trees, subtle landforms and impressive bunkering to sharpen your game. This 6,903-yard, par 72 design is known for its strategic layout, challenging water holes, recently having had its 9th hole voted the best water hole in the state by Arizona Golf Magazine. |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Stonecreek Golf Club touts a challenging but very playable layout. It offers panoramic mountain views and provides the ideal balance of challenge and reward for all levels of play.
ARCHITECT: Arthur Hills and Assoc. YEAR BUILT: 1983 18 holes Par 71
Renowned golf course architect Arthur Hills designed this course with four sets of tee placements. This course is a traditional links style with the tips playing 6800 yards. Challenging for all levels of golf enthusiast.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | ARCHITECT:Tom Weiskopf/Jay Morrish
YEAR BUILT: 1988 18 holes Par 72
GRASS TYPE: Bermuda with rye grass overseed during the winter months.
Foothills Golf Club is located in the secluded ridges and buttes of South Mountain and offers wide rolling fairways. The Foothills is a 18 hole links-style course and is far more forgiving than the prickly pounding you may have taken at a target desert course. A rigorous challenge for the low-handicapper, as well as an enjoyable and fair test for every golfer. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | | The Legend at Arrowhead is a course set within six lakes and mature palm trees. The undulating greens offer a level of excitement unmatched among Arizona golf courses. ARCHITECT: Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay YEAR BUILT: 1986 18 holes Par 72 GRASS TYPE: Bermuda with rye grass overseed during the winter months. Traditional links style golf facility, the course featues a large number of fairway bunkers and many doglegs. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | The scenic Raptor Course has unique views and a friendly atmosphere. Ranked by GOLF Magazine as the 49th best course under the 1998 category of the Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S., the Raptor course has gained a reputation as one of the most enjoyable and unique courses in the Scottsdale area.
View Scorecard and Course Layout | | | _ | | _ | | | The Talon course provides thrilling golf combined with breathtaking views of the Sonoran Desert and the nearby McDowell Mountains. The course features elevated greens that are extremely large and undulating, and water hazards come into play on two holes. Golf Digest rated the Talon 56th among the Top 75 Upscale Courses for 1996. GOLF Magazine selected the course among the Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S. for 1998.
View Scorecard and Course Layout | | | _ | | _ | | | Superstition Springs favors a strategic approach to each hole that calls on inventive shot making rather than brute force. Every hole is a new experience and merits some contemplation from the tees.
ARCHITECT: Greg Nash
YEAR BUILT: 1986 18 holes Par 72
GRASS TYPE: Bermuda with rye grass overseed during the winter months. This is a spectacular 18 hole par 72 resort style course. The Greg Nash design of expansive bunkers, unique mounding, multiple tees and dazzling water holes makes for a great round with lots of excitement. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
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One of the most highly acclaimed golf resorts in America, The Boulders is a repeated winner of Golf Magazine's Gold Medal Award as one of the nation's top golf resorts. It also was named one of America's top 25 resorts by Golf Digest and one of the top five "Best Of The West" by Links. And Golf For Women placed The Boulders on its Top FairWays list.
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One of the most highly acclaimed golf resorts in America, The Boulders is a repeated winner of Golf Magazine's Gold Medal Award as one of the nation's top golf resorts. It also was named one of America's top 25 resorts by Golf Digest and one of the top five "Best Of The West" by Links. And Golf For Women placed The Boulders on its Top FairWays list.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | | The ACACIA Course features hilly fairways and undulated greens. This course features beautiful views of the McDowell Mountains. The MESQUITE Course features open fairways, many bunkers that line the fairways and protect the greens. Mountain views can be seen of Camelback Mountain, Pinnacle Peak and the McDowell Mountains. The IRONWOOD Course features open fairways, desert washes, contrasting native grass and water on one hole. View Scorecard and Course Layout  |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Legend Trail Golf Club flows through the natural desert landscape and forest of Saguaro cacti and Palo Verde trees. It is a wonderfully playable layout with many subtle and traditional features unique to itself. With holes named "Painted Desert", "Water Chant" and "Good Medicine", this course captures the spirit and the soul of the surrounding Sonoran desert. | | | _ | | _ | | | Devil's Claw at Whirlwind plays over 7,000 yards designed with flat rolling and forgiving fairways and somewhat devious tiered greens in a natural setting of native flora. Devil's Claw uses an increase in elevation as one of its design features. The 7th hole, Dragonfly Falls, is Whirlwind's signature, and one of only two water features on the course. This par-3 will force you to carry over the lake from all but the front tees. Watch out for the waterfall sitting off the right side of the green! |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Blue Course - A Sporty ChallengeAmong Robert treat Jones contributions to the world of golf was the concept of the "signature course." His work at The Blue Course is testament to the ability of a great designer to create courses with such different character. The Blue has been described as sporty and subtle. Playing to a length just over 6,000 yards, but a par of 70 the test can be a bit deceiving. Here is a creative course: one full of decisions and thought-provoking strategy. The hallmark of Mr. Jones' design can be found in the array of deep and perilous bunkers, ponds and dog-leg fairways. |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Gold Course - Arizona's MonsterThe Wigwam was given new life in the 1960's by Robert Trent Jones. Sr., America's most famous golf course architect. At more than 7,400 yards and par 72, the Gold Course anchors The Wigwam golf trio. The Gold Course, a long and winding layout, was Jones' West Coast version of the relentless South Course at Firestone. |
| | | _ | | _ | | | The Red Course was created by Robert "Red" Lawrence, the famed golf course architect responsible for Arizona's first desert golf course. Red is also credited with being involved with the designs of the Merion, Homestead, Westchester, and Desert Forest Golf Clubs. To this day, his work at The Wigwam perfectly complements Jones' Gold and Blue courses. With a length between its two siblings and par 72, The Red plays alongside streams and ponds set among a forest of pines, cypress and eucalyptus trees. From the back tees, the final 3 holes will make you feel like a hero or make you call your pro for a lesson the next day! |
| | | _ | | _ | | | "Ocotillo rises out of its surroundings like an Elegant Arizona Oasis..." This award-winning facility offers amenities that are normally associated only with the finest private clubs. Ocotillo has become the benchmark of quality for the highest standards in public golf. The same attention to detail and superb quality also flows throughout the remainder of Ocotillo's facilities. Lush, rolling fairways abundantly sprinkled with mature trees, colorful flower beds, water falls and lakes come into play on nearly every hole. This superb 27-hole championship course has become one of if not the finest upscale daily fee facilities in the country.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | | The Monument Course is consistently ranked number one in Arizona by Golfweek and Golf Magazine. Wide fairways wind through a pristine desert landscape, ruled by tall saguaros and meandering washes. Rugged mountains can be seen from nearly every direction. It is extremely well-designed, providing the golfer with excellent views of each hole from the elevated tees. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
| | | _ | | _ | | | | The Pinnacle Course features dramatic terrain with bigger rocks and Steeper drops. The course is designed to follow the sharp elevation changes of the land and offers spectacular views of the surrounding cities and mountains. The 18th hole gives golfers the illusion of teeing off directly into the Pinnacle Peak mountainside, which is how the course acquired its name. View Scorecard and Course Layout |
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