SCOTTSDALE, PHOENIX, AZ
Sort by Preferred | Sort by Name | Sort by Price | Sort by Rating
|
The 7014-yard par-72 Indian Bend course, layed out in links-style, was designed by Arthur Jack Snyder in 1978 and remains a dynamic test of your best golf game. The championship caliber layout features secluded sand traps, rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways, and magnificent mountain backdrop.
Honors & Accolades
Has hosted Southwest PGA Tournament in the past.
|
|
|
Promising a "knock-you-off-your-cleats" golf experience, the new Arthur Hills designed Padre is a classic course layout in a lush parkland setting with spectacular mountain views. This 6868-yard par-72 layout promises to challenge all your skills with multiple lakes and an abundance of bunkers.
|
|
|
Combining playability with aesthetic beauty, The Phoenician's 27-hole USGA championship facility is comprised of three memorable nines, each named for its surrounding landscape - Canyon, Desert, Oasis. Features include waterfalls and palms at one hole, arid desert bunkers and towering Saguaro at the next. {Oasis nine closed for renovations through January 2010}
|
|
|
Located in Florence and nestled in the latest Anthem master plan community, Poston Butte Golf Club at Merrill Ranch will offer more than a quality golf experience but a place you will want to call home. The course is a par 72 and offers 5 sets of tees ranging from 5,300 yards - 7,300 yards in length providing golfers of all skill levels an enjoyable experience. Fairway views offer golfers a glimpse of the historic pyramid shaped fire temple resurrected in the 1800's by Charles Poston from an Apache ruin on a butte nearby capturing the spirit of golf in the southwest. Memorable par three holes featuring island greens, stacked stone walls and bunkers stretching from tee to green will captivate players wanting to try it again and again!
|
|
|
Talking Stick's North course has broad angular holes and rewards thoughtful play through the rise of its many options and challenges every skill level. It's Scottish links-style offers a low profile with slightly crowned greens and close-cropped approaches to encourage running as well as aerial assaults.
Experience Troon Golf®
Honors & Accolades
Arizona Republic-Best new public course
|
|
|
The South Course debut with receptive concave greens, subtle elevation changes, swept-up "finger" bunkers and heavily treed landscaping of native cottonwoods and hardwoods providing a traditional American design. As a rare exception to this region, no real estate developments will mare your golfing experience. The strategical development around the streams and ponds will motivate all golfers to stay on line.
Experience Troon Golf®
Honors & Accolades
Arizona Republic-Best New Public Course
|
|
|
Rivaling its famous sister course in both beauty and playability, the brilliantly crafted Randy Heckenkemper designed Champions Course offers the consummate desert golf experience. Featuring 7,115 yards of undulating Bermuda fairways, pristine greens and challenging bunkers, the par-71course meanders over natural ravines and picturesque foothills, with five par-3?s and a diverse variety of par-4?s and par-5?s to thrill golfers of all skill levels. A quartet of dramatic finishing holes make this golf gem a ?must play."
|
|
|
Beautifully set within the Sonoran Desert, and surrounded by the regal McDowell Mountains, TPC Scottsdale's Stadium course radiates the pure essence of its arid topography. The Stadium course boasts spacious fairways, and the surrounding desert landscape of saguaro cacti, mesquite trees, strategically placed bunkers, and prodigious mounding, creates straightforward shot values insisted upon by its architect, Tom Weiskopf. Precise approach shots are the key to scoring well, as the moderately large, multi-tiered, and undulating greens, will penalize inaccurate shots. Treat yourself, and play where the PGA Tour pros play the annual FBR Phoenix Open!
|
|
|
Wide fairways wind through a pristine desert landscape, ruled by tall saguaros and meandering washes. Mesquite, ironwood and palo verde trees cover the terrain, which is strewn with giant boulders. Rugged mountains can be seen from nearly every direction, adding visibly to the pleasures of this course. It is extremely well-designed, providing you with excellent views of each hole from the elevated tees. Since the day it opened in 1990, the Monument has garnered praise and awards
Experience Troon Golf®
Honors & Accolades
Ranked #2, Public Access Courses in Arizona 2007-2008 - Golfweek
Rated 4.5 Stars, Places to Play 2007-2008 - Golf Digest
Ranked #20, Best in State Rankings 2007-2008 - Golf Digest
Ranked #96, America's 100 Greatest Public Courses 2007-2008 - Golf Digest
|
|
|
Much has been written about the exceptional MONUMENT COURSE at Troon North designed by the Weiskopf/ Morrish team. Along with the PINNACLE COURSE by Weiskopf alone, the 36-hole complex has received 11 awards, has hosted several world-class tournaments, and is respected by all levels of players. The Monument from the tips is 7,028 yards, but multiple tees allow players to choose the length they enjoy. The Pinnacle is equally brilliant, and a captivating track to test any skill. br>
Experience Troon Golf®
Honors & Accolades
#2 Best New Upscale Course in America 1996 by Golf Digest, #2 in Arizona Public Courses by Golf Digest
|
|
|
The Cattail, open since October 2002, complements the Whirlwind Golf Club's Devil's Claw course and will host the Gila River Nationwide Tour Classic in 2003 and 2004. The Cattail plays to more than 7,300 yards from the championship tees, and will require golfers to navigate over and around several water features and deep canyons. Experience Troon Golf!
Stay COOL at Whirlwind; the COOLWELL® G2 personal cooling system is installed on all golf carts!
|
|
|
Whirlwind Golf Club is truly a unique southwest golf experience. Both courses at Whirlwind, Devil's Claw and the new Cattail, were sensitively designed to preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Gila River Indian Community. An annual host to the Nationwide Tour Gila River Classic at Wild Horse Pass, Whirlwind is the work of golf course architect Gary Panks. His design weaves the spirit and legacy of this ancient land into a marvelous test of golf. Experience Troon Golf!
Stay COOL at Whirlwind; the COOLWELL® G2 personal cooling system is installed on all golf carts!
|
|
|
The Blue has been described as tricky 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 Robert Trent Jones' design can be found in the array of deep and perilous bunkers, ponds and dog-leg fairways. The Blue Course is a course full of contradictions. Take for example the opening holes -- a par 5, par 3, par 5, par 3 and yet another par 5. It is a roller-coaster of golf holes, each one offering a different obstacle and challenge.
Perhaps most photographed is the Blue's 15th hole, a short 140-yard par 3 to an island green. More than one match will be won or lost at this "simple little hole." Among the finishing holes is the 17th, a par 3 to a green built as a mirror image of the famous 16th at Augusta where Mr. Jones' remodeling work has endured as one of the most famous holes in all of golf.
|
|
|
At more than 7,300 yards, The Gold Course anchors the Wigwam golf trio. Robert Trent Jones, Sr. created The Gold to rival the famous South Course at Firestone CC in Akron, Ohio. Among the highlights are the 645-yard 4th hole, a par five that requires strength and patience. The 8th is a long par four to a green perched above an ominous canal. But it is the finish, that stretch from the 16th home, that will test the nerves of any golfer. The 16th is a par 3 over water to a split-level green, the 17th is a par 4 to a narrow green across a pond, and the 18th is among the toughest finishing holes in all of Arizona. At the 18th the golfer faces a diagonal tee shot across water, followed by an approach to a green sitting right on the edge of a canal. As with all great golf holes, the 18th allows the golfer to choose the degree of risk.
Honors & Accolades
The #1 "Most Underrated Course" in the Southwest
- Travel & Leisure Golf 2005
|
|
|
The Red Course was created by Red Lawrence, the golf course architect responsible for Arizona's first desert golf course. His work at The Wigwam is a complement to The Gold and Blue Courses. With a length in between its two siblings, The Red plays alongside and over streams and ponds. Set among a forest of pines and eucalyptus, the golfer is transported through exclusive estates, which are part of the Wigwam's rich neighborhood.
|
|
|
The two excellent courses at Wildfire are as distinct as their designers -- Arnold Palmer and Nick Faldo. The Palmer course is the original design at Wildfire and has been described as an exceedingly playable course; challenging, yet fair. Using the natural attributes of the site, Palmer called on all his experience to create a truly exceptional course. Faldo's design is reminiscent of the great sand belt courses of Australia with 106 bunkers, generous fairways, and large bent grass greens. Located in Northeast Phoenix, Wildfire is easily accessible from most area hotels.
|
|
|
The two excellent courses at Wildfire are as distinct as their designers -- Arnold Palmer and Nick Faldo. The Palmer course is the original design at Wildfire and has been described as an exceedingly playable course; challenging, yet fair. Using the natural attributes of the site, Palmer called on all his experience to create a truly exceptional course. Faldo's design is reminiscent of the great sand belt courses of Australia with 106 bunkers, generous fairways, and large bent grass greens. Located in Northeast Phoenix, Wildfire is easily accessible from most area hotels.
|
|
Southern Dunes Golf Club (formerly Royal Dunes) is unique among semi-private golf clubs in the Southwest. Its mission is to provide a welcoming environment where accomplished players are treated to the type of private club experience that they value. The Fred Couples and Curley-Schmidt design team has sculpted a land-links style course by moving great amounts of earth to create dunes-like features. Most holes feature wide and forgiving landing areas that invite players to grip it and rip it off the tee. The true test on this layout is found around the greens. The atmosphere at the club is relaxed and welcoming. Service and conditioning standards are extremely high.
Rating based on (1) customer reviews
Rating based on (2) customer reviews
Rating based on (14) customer reviews
Rating based on (3) customer reviews
Rating based on (1) customer reviews
