Arizona Golf Course Reviews
Troon North Golf Club Review: Pure. Desert. Classic
Two of the Monument’s most notable holes are numbers six and fifteen. The short par-4 number six, also known as Gamble, is a perfect example of how taking a risk can be rewarded. Many long-hitters can reach the green in one, setting up a perfect eagle opportunity. Number fifteen, another short par-4, is a player favorite due to its scenic surroundings. Precise accuracy is a must in order to put the ball far in the fairway or on the narrow green.
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Arizona is home to more than 300 golf courses, and it’s no accident the state has become one of the world’s top golf destinations. Average winter temperatures hover around 70 degrees — absolutely perfect golfing weather in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson while most of the country is frozen.
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Arizona is a desert paradise and a true golfer’s heaven, home to some of the most recognizable golf courses in the country: Troon North, The Boulders, Grayhawk, We-Ko-Pa, and TPC Scottsdale — home of the WM Phoenix Open. “The Greatest Show on Grass” draws more than 700,000 fans across tournament week, the largest crowd in golf, and it returns February each year.
A Scottsdale bachelor party golf weekend trip succeeds or fails on the tee sheet, not on the bar tab. The groups that come home raving about the weekend are the ones whose best golf happened while they were still fresh, whose base matched their tee times instead of fighting them, and whose best man never spent the flight home chasing everyone for money. Build the three days in that order and the nights in Old Town take care of themselves.
Starfire Golf Club is 27-hole tropical oasis located in the heart of Scottsdale, AZ. Spectacular luxury homes and mature trees such as Palm, Pine, Eucalyptus and Cottonwood line the fairways. Gently rolling terrain and wide fairways make this course enjoyable.
The Hilton El Conquistador Resort is a luxury 4-star resort located in North Tucson. El Conquistador golf offers 45 holes of golf in addition to 11 tennis courts, state of the art fitness facility and spa, salon and fitness center.
For the avid golfers out there, Sedona is home to some of Arizona’s best golf courses. Nestled against the red-rocks, many courses provide mountain golf conditions, instead of the normal desert flat terrain. The premium course conditions and opulent club houses lead to higher prices, but are said to be some of the best courses in the state of Arizona



