The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain is one of the most scenic courses in Arizona. Bordered by the slopes of the McDowell Mountains, this course will take you on a journey though dramatic elevation changes, thick desert valleys and rolling fairways that wind through natural box canyons.
The Duke at Rancho El Dorado is championship desert style golf course with an easy going desert theme. The course is long enough to challenge the seasoned golfer and the fairways are open enough to accompany the beginning player.
Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club is located in the North valley in the city of Cave Creek, Arizona. This desert design offers a forgiving front nine with wide fairways and light desert terrain off to the side whereas the back nine shows a more difficult side with fairways becoming narrow along with many desert carryovers.
Desert Canyon Golf Club is a championship desert design that is located in Fountain Hills, just 20 minutes east of the city of Scottsdale. Some of the most amazing backdrop scenery may be viewed from any angle of the golf course.
Located near Arizona’s famous South Mountain, Club West Golf Club is a known desert jewel with a great price tag to go along with it. It is a desert style course that winds through the Sonoran desert boasting dramatic views of the surrounding desert vegetation and mountain ranges.
Camelback Golf Club is located near downtown Scottsdale; home to 36 holes of championship golf, the Indian Bend and Padre. Both courses are known for their resort style layouts featuring wall to wall greenery with amazing views of Camelback Mountain and the surrounding area.
Arizona Grand Golf Club is located within the Arizona Grand Resort & Spa. Open to the public, this par-71 golf course is combines traditional links with target style golf.
Water and water features are on 24 of the 27 holes at Ocotillo—that’s 89% for you mathematicians. That’s good for your camera, but potentially a bad thing for your score.
