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Talking Stick
Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed together the magic of Talking Stick Golf Club. The property of the Pima Maricopa Salt River Indian Community, the North and South courses are both exceptionally different and provide multiple options to golfers of all standards. |
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Troon North Golf Club
Troon North Golf Club stands as a reference in Golf Experience in the desert which stretches out through the natural ravines and the foothills of the upper Desert of Sonoran. Troon North Golf is among the Golfs not to be forgotten on the list of the Golf Courses of each golfer. |
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Grayhawk Golf Club
Since it’s opening in 1994, Grayhawk has become one of the most frequented Golf Clubs in Arizona all thanks to its two Talon and Raptor 18-hole exceptional courses. They have both welcomed high standard professional competitions such as:
- PGA Tour’s Frys.com Open
- The Accenture Match Play Championship
- Tommy Bahama Challenge (Target World Challenge)
- FBR Open Pro Arms
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We-Ko-Pa Golf Club
We-Ko-Pa consists of two courses: “The Cholla” 18-hole original course, designed by Scott Miller and another 18-hole course, “The Saguaro”, designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, which was opened on December 16th, 2006.
Situated East of Scottsdale and Fountain Hills, the course is located on sites that will never be exploited for construction and thus yield ground to spectacular views onto the desert of Sonoran and the surrounding mountains. |
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Eagle Mountain
Located a few minutes away from Scottsdale in the rugged mountains of McDowell and Fountain Hills, the Eagle Mountain Golf designed by Scott Miller dramatically cuts its path through the shaded canyons and around the unique majestic summits of the mountains in the desert of Sonoran.
Eagle Mountain is one of the most picturesque Golf Course in Scottsdale. This spectacular combination has won quite a few prizes and consecrations since its opening among which:
- Top 50 Public Course’s in the country – Golf World 2009
- # 1 Public Golf Course – Ranking Arizona 2006-2007
- Best of Phoenix Public Golf Courses – Phoenix New Times 2006
- Best New Public Golf Course – Arizona Republic 1996
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