McCormick Ranch Golf Club - Pine Course

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*** Attention Golfers *** May 4th through November 1st the Back 9 PINE will be CLOSED for phase 3 of our 4 phase restoration. From May 4th to May 31st, we will have 27 holes open. Starting June 1st, we will only have 18 holes open. Below are the 18 hole rotation from June 1st through August 31st. Aerification dates - Only 18 holes open during these times June 1st through June 21st - Front 9 PINE CLOSED (FRONT PALM/BACK PALM 18 HOLES OPEN) June 22nd through July 12th - Front 9 PALM CLOSED (FRONT PINE/BACK PALM 18 HOLES OPEN: F9 PINE AERIFIED) July 13th through August 2nd - Back 9 PALM CLOSED (FRONT PINE/FRONT PALM 18 HOLES OPEN: F9 PALM AERIFIED) August 3rd through August 16th - Front 9 PINE CLOSED (FRONT PALM/BACK PALM 18 HOLES OPEN: B9 PALM AERIFIED) August 17th through August 31st - Front 9 PALM CLOSED (FRONT PINE/BACK PALM 18 HOLES OPEN: F9 PINE AERIFIED) Due to our improvement project, our normal course rotation has changed: Starting November 1st we will play the courses as North and South PALM course reservations will be the North course (Back Palm to Back Pine) PINE course reservations will be the South course (Front Pine to Front Palm) The Palm Course at McCormick Ranch Golf Club is one half of an extremely popular and picturesque 36-hole championship facility located smack in the heart of Scottsdale, Arizona. The two courses, both of which were designed by the late esteemed course architect Desmond Muirhead, have been delighting local and traveling golfers ever since they opened in 1972. Along with the Pine Course at McCormick Ranch Golf Club, The Palm Course winds through the well-to-do master-planned McCormick Ranch community. With five sets of tee markers, the par-72 test can play as short as 5,057 yards and as long as a hefty 7,044 yards. (Note that carts are mandatory.) Muirhead' s traditional-style layout features lush grass that extends from tee to green. You won't have to contend with desert rocks, cactus and the like at the Palm Course at McCormick Ranch Golf Club. In fact, you might be inclined to think you were on a Florida golf course were it not for the stunning views of the McDowell Mountains and Camelback Mountain. Palm trees, bunkers and water features help define the generous playing corridors on this well-conceived, entertaining layout that players of all skill levels find manageable and enjoyable. Since the rough beyond the fairway