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Voted "Top 50 Public Course's in The Country" by a Golf World 2009 Readers Poll, The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain is a spectacular representation of man's creation in harmony with nature as it winds through natural box canyons, rolling hills, and lush desert valleys. The vistas provide an incomparable panorama of landmark mountains, picturesque valleys and downtown cityscapes, all combined with the tranquility of the pristine Sonoran Desert.

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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.

The Monument Course, which opened in 1990, was conceived by legendary golfer Tom Weiskopf and Architect Jay Morrish. In 2007, the course underwent a major renovation project, led by Tom Weiskopf himself. An entirely new playing experience was created by exchanging its front nine holes with the front nine of its sibling course, the Pinnacle, and changing the sequence in which the holes are plated. Hallmarks of the course include balance, variety and memorability.

Tom Weiskopf followed his success with the Monument by designing the Pinnacle in 1996. As a result of the 2007 renovation, the Pinnacle now provides a more links-style feel, with a continuous layout returns to the clubhouse at the 18th hole. Designed to follow the sharp elevation changes of the land, the course offers spectacular views of the surrounding cities and mountains.

Selected by Sports Illustrated as one of the Top Ten New golf courses in the world, We-Ko-Pa presents a unique alternative to the already upscale Scottsdale golf market. Designed by noted golf course architect Scott Miller, the golf course was created to play a challenging 7,225 yards from the back tees. In addition, there are no-nor will there ever be - homes or condos on the golf course.

Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw's latest design is the new Saguaro Course at We-Ko-Pa Golf Club. Coore and Crenshaw are the design team behind such highly touted courses as Bandon Trails in Bandon, Oregon, Sand Hills in Mullen, Nebraska, Friar's Head in Baiting Hollow, New York and the Golf Club at Cuscowilla in Eatonton, Georgia. "This piece of land has some very interesting natural movement to it," said Crenshaw of the new We-Ko-Pa Course. "I think this golf course will be pretty unique for the desert. People will be induced to play different shots and find solutions to new challenges when playing this course." The new Saguaro Course is located just north of the practice facility.

The Raven Golf Club- Phoenix been rated as having the "#1 guest service in North America," 2 years running, and this commitment to excellence is evident throughout the facility. The layout features plush, rolling fairways framed by thousands of mature trees, as well as vistas of rugged desert mountains and the Phoenix skyline. Be sure to take advantage of the iced, mango scented towels that are frequently delivered to your cart.

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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!

Grayhawk Golf Club's Raptor course in Scottsdale, Arizona, designed by Tom Fazio, offers a thrilling challenge that commands a player's respect through a daring, high-stakes game of risk and reward.

100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S., the Raptor course has gained aStretching 7,135 yards from the back tees, the par-72 Raptor Course meanders over the gentle hills and across shaded natural washes that are typical of this picturesque corner of the Sonoran Desert. Raptor offers players panoramic views of Scottsdale's rugged McDowell Mountains as it surrounds them with towering Saguaros, Palo Verde, Ironwood and Mesquite trees that were preserved in creating the golf course.

The Raptor course is generally considered to be one of the finest daily-fee golf courses in Arizona and is listed among the "Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S." by Golf Magazine. No stranger to professional golf events, Raptor was the host site of the 2007-2009 Frys.com Open, a Fall Series PGA Tour event to be played in October. Other events held on Raptor since opening in 1995 include the inaugural Williams World Challenge; the semi-finals and finals of the Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf; Tommy Bahama's Desert Marlin; AJGA Thunderbird International Junior; the National Team Championships presented by Golf World; Antigua Team Challenge; FBR Open Pro Ams sponsored by Honeywell and Xerox; and Grayhawk Golf Club Charity Day Presented by Scottsdale 101 Auto Collection.

Designed by former U.S. Open and PGA Champion David Graham and golf course architect Gary Panks, Grayhawk's Talon Course is one of the most exciting and dramatic tests of golf in the Southwest.

Nestled in North Scottsdale, Talon is of the highest rated daily-fee golf courses in Arizona, and is included on Golf Magazine's prestigious list of the "Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S." The course also has hosted numerous high-profile golf events including the semi-finals and finals of the Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf; pro ams for the FBR Open; Hospice of the Valley Pro Am; Grayhawk Golf Club Charity Day Presented by Scottsdale 101 Auto Collection; the Heather Farr Trophy Matches and the Tostito's Fiesta Bowl Golf Classic.

The Talon Course provides breathtaking views of the nearby McDowell Mountains as well as the distant skyline of Phoenix and Scottsdale. However, Talon's true beauty lies in the way the golf course blends with its natural surroundings. The back nine of the golf course was built around a series of deep box canyons and many holes skirt thick stands of Mesquite, Palo Verde and Ironwood trees while ancient Saguaros and numerous species of native flowering plants dot the out-of-play areas.

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.

With the "Long Trail" playing at a distance of 6,845 yards, you'll have to bring your "A" game to score well from these tees. At Legend Trail, we offer four sets of tees to accommodate a variety of skill levels. The course features wide fairways, bent grass greens, small bunkering, and island tees. Each hole adheres to the natural lay of the land, winding through washes and ravines, and playing along stands of indigenous saguaro cacti and Palo Verde. With holes named "Painted Desert", "Water Change", and "Good Medicine", Legend Trail Golf Club offers an amiable challenge that seems to capture a bit of the Old West spirit and certainly the special essence of the Southwest Sonoran style of golf.

For over two decades Arizona Grand Golf Course has dazzled golfers with a unique blend of traditional links and desert influences. Golfers meander through the majestic beauty of Arizona's South Mountain Park, a protected natural desert preserve. Dramatic elevation changes and breath-taking mountain vistas highlight the diverse and challenging Par71 layout. The course compliments the grandeur of its spectacular Sonoran desert surroundings with stunning resort conditions and a service staff committed to creating exceptional experiences for players of all ability levels.

This beautiful resort layout weaves its way through rugged terrain that borders the Phoenix Mountain Preserve and offers spectacular views of both Lookout Mountain and Piestewa Peak. The golf club has received the Golf Digest Four Star Award for eight consecutive years and has also been voted as one of the top 450 courses in the country by the same publication. Lookout Mountain has also received recognition as one of Americas Top Courses from 2005 through 2008 by participants in the Zagat Survey. This is an exciting golf course for players of all skill levels as it presents the finest characteristics from both desert golf and traditional golf layouts.

Rancho Manana Golf Club, located in the heart of the Sonoran Desert in historic Cave Creek, Arizona, features a par 71, championship course with dramatic elevation changes and unspoiled desert terrain. The stunning, high desert course invites you to match your skills against nature while enjoying the unparalleled and unforgettable surrounding desert. Rancho Manana was voted as one of Arizona's "most scenic" layouts by Golf Digest.

The Club's amenities include an 18-hole, championship golf course, a full length driving range, practice chipping and putting greens, fully stocked golf shop, locker rooms and a full service restaurant. Beyond the Club's facilities, the overall Resort includes a full service, European style spa, luxurious 1,500 square foot casitas, an expansive, outdoor swimming pool and proposed, future tennis courts.

Welcome to Quintero, where the land is as open as the peopleQuintero is rated #10 among America's private golf communities by Golfweek magazine. With less than 300 residences amid just over 800 acres, Quintero is a remarkably friendly, low-density community, offering unmatched privacy in the high Sonoran desert. Measuring 7,190 yards from the championship tees and playing to a par 72, the Rees Jones course is certain to test any golfer. Yet, with as many as nine tees per hole, it's also accessible to players of all skill levels. Dramatic elevation changes enhance the thrill of this desert golf masterpiece.

Home of the FBR Phoenix Open, the largest spectator golf event in the world, the Tournament Players Club of Scottsdale represents the standards of excellence in golf operations world wide. The design team of Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish created a masterful blend of challenge and playability. This course can be quite a challenge because of the mounds and bunkers strategically placed throughout its design. It has a desert ambiance, but the natural terrain doesn't come into play.

Rivaling its famous sister course in both beauty and playability, the Randy Heckenkemper-designed Champions Course offers the ideal desert golf experience. Built on the former site of TPC Scottsdale's Desert Course, the layout was completely revamped in 2007 to flow seamlessly within the naturally rugged terrain, meandering between natural ravines and through picturesque foothills.

The course was crafted to balance strategy with design, so as not to favor any one type of play. Each hole can be played a multitude of ways - providing golfers of all skill levels with a challenging experience that can be significantly different each time they play. A quartet of challenging finishing holes adds an acclaimed ending stretch that promises to leave even the best players with goose bumps.

The Raven Golf Club at Verrado, a spectacular daily-fee golf course tucked in the picturesque foothills of the White Tank Mountains west of downtown Phoenix. Crafted by renowned designer John Fought and former British Open Champion Tom Lehman, The Raven Golf Club at Verrado is a must-play for those seeking the very best Arizona golf has to offer. One meal is included with every green fee, as well as one snack and drink from the beverage cart!

The Cattail provides 5 sets of tee areas, with the tips measuring 7218 yards with a slope of 132. Alternate sets play to 6725/128 slope, 6300/123 slope,5895/131 slope for women and 5383/123 slope for women. The mid or silver tees are recommended for the mid-handicapper and average golfer, and arechallenging with 3 par fours in excess of 400 yards. This course plays over and around a mild, landscaped desert terrain, with a couple of holes featuringnatural wetland areas that are unique to this area. The Cattail is a great golf course, with wonderfully conditioned fairways, tees and greens. Each holehas a name - posted on the scorecard and also at the tee boxes, represented in English and also in the Native American translation of the Gila River Indiantribe.

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 settingof 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, andone 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 waterfallsitting off the right side of the green!

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.

The new Longbow Golf Club was unveiled in the fall of 2003. Following a complete redesign with the addition of a striking new clubhouse, expanded acreage and totally revamped practice facility, Longbow, more than ever is a "must-play."

"It is truly unique and exiting to be given the opportunity to enhance a golf course that you are already very proud of," said Ken Kavanaugh, the original course architect who directed the redesign.

The new design improves upon perfection by lengthening the total yardage to 7,003 from the back tees, expanding the fairways and boosting par to 71. The intrigue and shot making choices that players will face are infinite. The distinctive new Arizona contemporary clubhouse is a one-of-a-kind structure that offers every amenity including a spacious outdoor event patio with fans, heaters, misters, outdoor kitchen and bar, enormous patio fireplace, convenient drive-up snack shop, cozy restaurant, and well-appointed golf shop.

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!

Discover a natural alternative to ordinary Scottsdale, Arizona golf courses atthe McDowell Mountain Golf Club. Built on the western slope of Scottsdale's McDowell Mountains and adjacent to the nationally recognized Westworld equestrian center. Acclaimed golf course architect Randy Heckenkemper transformed the Bureau of Reclamation's storm water retention area into one of the premier Scottsdale golf courses, a 6,624-yard, par-71 layout that provides a haven for native plants and wildlife. McDowell Mountain Golf Club is more than a stunning 18-hole daily-fee Scottsdale golf course. This is the first golf course in Arizona and the 17th course in the world to attain the coveted Audubon Signature Status.

Desert Canyon, formerly known as Fountain Hills Golf Club, opened in 1970 and remains a hidden treasure. Each hole of the par 71 championship course plays to a backdrop of a pristine sky and views of some of Arizona's most beautiful scenic mountains. Desert Canyon is one of Arizona's top championship golf facilities. Hilly and tight, the course views the world's tallest fountain, visible from almost every hole. The club's number 7 hole was voted one of Arizona's best 18, with a green situated 153 feet below the tee box.

"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 flowerbeds, 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.

Take in the breathtaking landscape of desert foothills and stunning views of Black Mountain when you tee off on The North Course at The Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa. The North Course features 18 scenic holes surrounded by boulder formations, Sonoran Desert sunsets, and natural desert terrain. Challenge your skill on a course considered to be among the most demanding in the Southwest. Consult PGA- and LPGA-certified professionals for private and group lessons, or rely on our pro shop to arrange scrambles and tournaments for groups of more than eight.

Beautiful weather, stunning views, and challenging rounds make The South Course at The Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa a golf experience to be remembered. Tee up to our signature hole #5, featuring a green shaded by a dramatic rock outcropping and unmatched views of the surrounding desert. The Boulders' golf offerings feature rugged desert beauty and have been awarded top honors, including Golf Magazine's "Platinum Medal," Golf Digest's "Top 25 U.S. Resorts," and Links' "Top Five - Best of the West."

Immaculate fairways and world-renowned greens at the Prospector and Lost Gold Golf Courses win rave reviews from the many professional golfers who play here. The two courses combine for what are truly 36 holes of private golf unlike any in North America. The conditions are carefully maintained by a staff of agronomists and caretakers, totaling 60 people, who rise with the sun to attend to the courses on a daily basis. The staff is committed to presenting the highest quality golf conditions that measure up with not only the best in Arizona private golf courses, but among the world's most recognized championship courses anywhere. The Prospector and Lost Gold courses have also played host to major tournaments, including the LPGA Safeway International from 2004 to 2008, the 2002 Countrywide Tradition, and the 2002 Senior Slam.

The Legacy Golf Club, rich in heritage and history, is an 18-hole par 71 championship golf course designed by renowned golf course architect Gary Panks. Located on what was once Dwight B. Heard's 7,500-acre ranch, the golf club is rich in Arizona heritage and history. Taking great pride in preserving and integrating many of the historical structures and monuments, the 18-hole championship golf course offers a unique look and an added opportunity to experience some Arizona history and of the Heard legacy, from which the golf club takes its name.

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! Enjoy unlimited golf with free replay based on availability!

At the ASU Karsten Golf Course, challenge is inherent. Many touring professionals have honed their skills on the fairways and greens of this classic Pete Dye, Scottish links course. The course is home to the ASU Golf Program, which turns out winning teams year after year. As you stand on the 16th tee at the ASU Karsten Golf Course, you cannot help being drawn in by the beauty of the hole. A lake on the right side runs the entire length of the hole guarding the right and front sides of an expansive green.

The ASU Karsten Golf Course, Home of Champions, is a classic Pete Dye adventure rated "FOUR STAR" by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play." Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport, this Scottish links design, with rolling hills and railroad ties, boasts exceptional playing conditions and guest services year round. The 21,000 square-foot Sun Angel Clubhouse offers a distinctive menu for breakfast, lunch, and private event catering, all served in the agreeable ambiance of the award-winning Trophy Room Restaurant . not to mention one of America's "Best 100 Golf Shops." The PING Learning Center is home to the latest and greatest from PING, as well as nationally acclaimed golf teachers, providing expert instruction and club fitting.

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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.

More than just a golf course. The McCormick Ranch Golf Club offers any caliber of player two spectacular resort golf courses, which are open to the public 365 days a year. These lush, well-manicured, traditional layouts are located amidst gorgeous scenery in the heart of Scottsdale. Meet the challenge of these fine courses, known for hosting the Arizona Amateur Stroke Play Championship, the Golf for Women National Club Championship, the Arizona Open Professional Golf Tournament, and the National Junior College Golf Championship. Both courses were designed by renowned golf course architect Desmond Muirhead and opened in 1972. The very popular Palm and Pine have both recently been renovated with outstanding new greens, sand traps and bridges. Our Palm Course features ten water holes and, as its name suggests, showcases many large palm trees.

More than just a golf course. The McCormick Ranch Golf Club offers any caliber of player two spectacular resort golf courses, which are open to the public 365 days a year. These lush, well-manicured, traditional layouts are located amidst gorgeous scenery in the heart of Scottsdale. Meet the challenge of these fine courses, known for hosting the Arizona Amateur Stroke Play Championship, the Golf for Women National Club Championship, the Arizona Open Professional Golf Tournament, and the National Junior College Golf Championship. Both courses were designed by renowned golf course architect Desmond Muirhead and opened in 1972. The very popular Palm and Pine have both recently been renovated with outstanding new greens, sand traps and bridges. The Pine Course has many mature pine trees and is a bit more narrow.

Southern Dunes Golf Club is unique among private golf clubs in Arizona and the Southwest. Enjoy a serene environment where golfers are treated to a world-class experience and service they value.

Southern Dunes serves an intimate membership of golfers who take the game seriously and understand the subtle nuances of an elevated round of golf in a private club setting. The atmosphere at the club is relaxed and welcoming while the service is attentive and course-conditioning is second to none.

Blue Course - A Sporty Challenge. Among Robert Trent 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. Enjoy unlimited golf with free replay based on availability!

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. Enjoy unlimited golf with free replay based on availability!

Ingeniously designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones II, this championship course gently shifts between panoramic openness to the intimacy of lush foliage along Willow Wash. Mirroring the southwestern styling of the petroglyph-etched boulders that mark each hole, the adjoining Club House with Pro Shop and snack bar offer a casual but elegant retreat. Unlike many of Arizona's "target" golf courses, Dove Valley Ranch is player friendly, with manicured transition areas that allow its guests to recover without penalty. RTJ Jr. also put a premium on strategy and variety, which translates into a challenging yet refreshing round of golf. Factor in service that is second to none, and no wonder this lush layout on the outskirts of Phoenix is so popular with locals and visitors alike.

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.

Perhaps no other golf course on earth provides a better combination of jaw-dropping splendor and exceptional challenge than the acclaimed Sedona Golf Resort. Located in the heart of one of the most captivating regions of the Southwest, the thrilling 6,646-yard, par - 71 course is widely considered among the world's most unforgettable golf experiences. Winding around the famed red rocks of Sedona, each hole provides a unique adventure.

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.

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.

Tall native grasses. Breathtaking desert vistas. Blue skies that stretch on forever. Trilogy at Vistancia is not simply a new golf course, it is a new golf experience. Crafted by renowned golf course architect Gary Panks, the championship design at Trilogy provides a challenge to the most accomplished players while still accommodating the novice. With towering golden grasses bordering the lush green fairways, Panks and his team created a striking landscape that's as pleasant to the eye as it is dramatic for the golf game.

With more than 70 pronounced and transitional bunkers that feed gently into the golf course's fairways and native areas, Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia highly rewards careful planning and precise execution by the golfer. There are five different tee boxes from which to choose on this unique 18-hole, par 72-championship golf course. Tees range from 5,573 yards to 7,259 yards, allowing players of every skill level to enjoy this exceptional test of golf.

"Golf at its best, pay any price to play once in your life". That's how Golf Digest describes the 24 public courses recognized as their 5-Star Best Places to Play 2008/2009. Fortunately for golf enthusiasts at least one of these masterpieces can be played for less than "any price". Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia is a true gem located in Peoria Arizona. Unlike other great Arizona courses mainly found in Scottsdale, and found with Scottsdale pricing, Trilogy offers an unforgettable golf experience at Peoria pricing.

The Vista Verde golf course opened in 2006 in Rio Verde AZ, nestled in the Sonoran Desert just east of Scottsdale. Bordering the Tonto National Forest, Vista Verde golf course with it's gently rolling terrain and breathing taking views of the Four Peaks and the Mazatzal Mountains make the course an unadorned jewel of the desert.

Designed by Ken Kavanaugh, this contoured cactus-strewn layout adorned with Mesquite and Palo Verde trees and eye catching mountain views is a course playable by all skill level players. Kenneth M. Kavanaugh, Golf Course Designer, has earned multiple awards and recognition for his designs in Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Colorado and Arizona. Ken's goal is to create a golf course that will challenge the low handicap player, while still giving the average golfer a pleasant golf experience. With no particular design style mandated, Ken prefers to let the terrain dictate the characteristics of each given project, providing for it's own persona. With that in mind, Ken has succeeded in his design and evolution of Vista Verde Golf Club.

Vista Verde Golf Club features a 40-tee practice range with tees on both ends of the range. Multiple target greens give one the precision practice to hone their short or long game. A practice putting green with chipping area rounds out our practice facility. The Vista Verde Learning Center is located at the south end of the practice range and is headed by PGA professionals.

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.

A desert-style course of championship length (7,170 yards), with generousfairways 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.

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. This course is under renovation until October 2013.

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.

Combining playability with aesthetic beauty, The Phoenician's 27-hole USGAchampionship facility is comprised of three memorable nines, each named forits surrounding landscape - Canyon, Desert and Oasis. Pristine desertviews, lush tropical scenery, water features, and all of the amenities thatmake golf a pleasure, await you during your round. The Phoenician has beennamed one of the four "Best Golf Resorts" by the Robb Report and is rankedamong the "Top 75 Golf Resorts in America" by Golf Digest thanks to coursedesigners Ted Robinson, Sr. and Homer Flint. Currently managed by TroonGolf, the leader in upscale golf course management, The Phoenician offers atruly spectacular setting to enjoy golf as its finest.

Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, together as a design team, have created the magic of Talking Stick Golf Club. Two uniquely different Arizona golf courses offer many options according to the golfer's level of playing skill. Located on and owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, the North and South courses blend with their tranquil desert surroundings to provide a serene yet challenging day of play.

North Course: "Talking Stick's North course, with its broad, angular holes rewards thoughtful play through the rise of its many options according to one's level of skill. Its low-profile, slightly crowned greens and close-cropped approaches encourage running as well as aerial assaults." - Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw

1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Golfweek Magazine Top 100 Modern Courses
2002, 2003 Golf Magazine Top 100 Best Courses You Can Play
2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 Best Public Course in the State #1 North Golfweek
2004, 2005 Golf Digest Surveys 4 stars North Course

Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, together as a design team, have created themagic of Talking Stick Golf Club. Two uniquely different Arizona golfcourses offer many options according to the golfer's level of playingskill. Located on and owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa IndianCommunity, the North and South courses blend with their tranquil desertsurroundings to provide a serene yet challenging day of play.

South Course: "The South course, with its tree-lined fairways and raisedgreens defended at the sides offers a more straightforward style of play."- Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw

1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Golfweek Magazine Top 100 Modern Courses
2002, 2003 Golf Magazine Top 100 Best Courses You Can Play
2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 Best Public Course in the State #8 South Golfweek
2004, 2005 Golf Digest Surveys 4 1/2 stars South Course

The sand bunkers on this course are also much more difficult to get out of due to more pronounced lips around the edges. The Peaks Course features fairways that are fairly restrictive. The greens are flat, medium-sized and easy to putt. Man-made lakes come into play on three holes. The signature hole is #5, a 351-yard, par 4, featuring water hazards coming into play on both sides of the fairway and requiring an approach shot to a twin-tiered green guarded by water on one side.

The Ranch Course at Tonto Verde is a player friendly layout, with wide fairways and ample landing areas that generally provide even lies for lay ups and approaches. The surrounding desert area is cleaned out quite well, allowing for possible recoveries for those willing to risk a shot. Forced carries are few and far in between, and are very reasonable with the longest being about 170 yards from the middle tees. Deep greenside bunkers provide a significant challenge however, as does the length that is required to reach many of the greens in regulation. The putting surfaces are over-sized and generally sloping, placing a premium on pin placement knowledge and execution on approaches.