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Mesa, AZ

Stripe Show Golf Club

The NEW Patriot Golf Course (formerly Fiesta Lakes GC) is a family friendly 9 hole par 29 golf course & driving range (prov1s) Disc& Foot golf!!

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Sun City, AZ

Sun City Lake West Golf Course

Lakes West Golf Course is located in the heart of Sun City. This course, a beautiful 18-hole facility with plush greens throughout, is known for its creeks and lakes. A full-service snack shop on site serves breakfast, lunch and an assortment of beverages. The Pro Shop has a wide variety of accessories available for purchase.

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Fountain Hills, AZ

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club

At SunRidge Canyon Golf Club, golf isn't merely a sport. It's an adventure. This 6,823-yard, par-71 layout designed by Keith Foster is hidden among the ridges and canyons in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains, widely considered one of the most picturesque and dramatic stretches of natural land in the Southwest. The beauty and challenge of this golf experience has made SunRidge Canyon one of the most highly rated clubs in Arizona. It was selected No. 42 on Golf Magazine's list of "The Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the United States," and was the host of the 1997 USGA State Team Championship. 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 risks and the rewards of executing your next shot. Home of the "Wicked 6", the finishing sequence that features a half dozen of Arizona’s most scenic, memorable and challenging holes, the course rewards thoughtful play and provides guests with an authentic Arizona desert golf experience. HONORS/AWARDS: Named as one of "Golfweek's Best" in Arizona 2012 "Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S." - Golf Magazine 1997 USGA State Team Championship1996 LPGA Mitsubishi Motors Invitational Pro-AmAmerica's 100 Best Golf Shops - Golf Shop Magazine

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Prescott, AZ

Talking Rock Golf Club

Like the rest of Talking Rock, the land inspired the golf course design. Winding through meadows, preserving majestic stands of trees and complementing the contours of the terrain, the course offers a golfing experience that is spectacular by nature. Wide, generous landing areas, strategically placed bunkers and greens that are clearly visible from virtually every fairway shot define this classic private golf course. Five sets of tees offer golfers of every skill level a chance to enjoy a relaxing, yet challenging game. The 18-acre practice area has three acres of tees and dual putting and short game practice areas.

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Scottsdale, AZ

Talking Stick Golf Club - Piipaash

The Talking Stick Golf Club, next to the Talking Stick Casino in Scottsdale, Arizona, was designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. Owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, the North and South golf courses are two uniquely different courses that provide a serene yet challenging memorable day of play for golfers of all skill levels. Both courses were given four and a half stars by Golf Digest in 2012; the same year, Golfweek Magazine gave Talking Stick the award for Best Resort Courses. The South Course offers a traditional, Midwest-style layout, filled with trees and flowing streams. This is the course you see as you pass through Talking Stick's front gates. The South's first tee is next to the driving range. The South Course, being more generous off the tee than the North, provides more challenging second shots into the greens. The greens are smaller, elevated and defended by deep bunkers, and the fairways are lined with trees.

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Scottsdale, AZ

Terravita Golf Club

Terravita Golf Club is a special place. Not just for the picturesque location or the long list of amenities -- but for the sense of community fostered by those who live and play here. Both elegant and comfortable, Terravita welcomes those who embrace a balance. Impeccable grounds welcome you inside the gated community where you'll find a relaxed, inviting atmosphere among residents and members. Outdoor recreation abounds from spirited rounds of golf, to friendly games of tennis, to nature walks on manicured trails. And when you're ready to unwind, slip into a poolside lounge chair or sip a cocktail on the Clubhouse outside patio - and toast good friends and great times at Terravita.

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Carefree, AZ

The Boulders Club - South

The Boulders Club in Carefree, Arizona, is a semi-private golf club nestled in the tranquil beauty of the high Sonoran Desert and 12 million-year-old granite boulder formations that dot the landscape. The Boulders Club features par 72 and par 71 championship golf courses designed by Jay Morrish. The golf courses are considered the most demanding in the Southwest, and are known for their rugged beauty. The North Course, the older of the two, features spectacular views of the Black Mountains as the golf course meanders through the Boulders community. The South Course provides another track of scenic views and desert beauty. Reserve your tee time at either course today.

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Phoenix, AZ

The Foothills Golf Club

Set in the foothills of South Mountain, Foothills Golf Club in South Phoenix is a Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf design that has been delighting players of all levels and delivering good value ever since it opened in 1988. The layout, which anchors an upscale residential community, delivers a stunningly scenic round with challenges that novices and highly accomplished golfers alike can revel in. Foothills Golf Club calls itself a desert links. Four sets of tee markers provide distance options between 5,441 yards and 6,901 yards on a playing field that boasts appealing elevation changes. The game here is not about forced carries. Wide fairways with generous landing areas inspire smooth swings on tee shots, while the closer you get to the greens the more trouble you’ ll need to avoid. Some 65 bunkers lurk in strategic spots, while rocky desert looms beyond the groomed turf. Much of the fun of playing Foothills Golf Club comes from its variety of holes. The 6th hole is a Tom Weiskopf trademark test— a drivable par 4. The par-5 8th is a signature hole, as the fairway proceeds downhill and leads to a green guarded by water on the right that loops beyond the putting surface. Lakes enter play on three holes, including the 13th and 14th, which both hug opposite sides of the water. Foothills Golf Club’ s collection of tough par 3s is another strength of the golf course. Once you get to the greens, you’ ll find smooth putting surfaces that are pretty easy to read. When in doubt, remember that everything breaks toward South Mountain. Foothills Golf Club’ s clubhouse features a pro shop, locker rooms, special event rooms, a theater, restaurant and patio. The Sunset Grill restaurant serves up comfort food and a gorgeous mountain view. A tee time at Foothills Golf Club promises plenty of enjoyment at a very reasonable price point in South Phoenix.

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Marana, AZ

The Golf Club at Dove Mountain

*DESCRIPTION: Legendary champion Jack Nicklaus took advantage of the high Sonoran Desert setting to integrate strategy, variety and fair shot values into his Signature Design luxury golf course at The Golf Club at Dove Mountain in Arizona. The Golf Club at Dove Mountain is his first Tucson golf course in 25 years. Nicklaus created 27 holes with unique challenges and distinct character, blending naturally among noble saguaros and the surrounding Tortolita Mountain Range. This luxury golf resort has elevations ranging from 2,300 to 3,200 feet to challenge even the most seasoned pro. ***THIS IS A 27 HOLE FACILITY THAT USES AUTOMATIC TURN TIMES FOR 18 HOLE ROUNDS. ROTATIONS ARE NOT GUARANTEED. ******FOR 18 HOLE ROUNDS: COURSE 1 TURNS TO COURSE 2. COURSE 2 TURNS TO COURSE 3. COURSE 3 TURNS TO COURSE 1. [The Three 9 Hole Courses are:] Saguaro (Course 1) - Set against the backdrop of a majestic Saguaro cactus forest to the West Tortolita (Course 2)- Fifth through the eighth holes wander through a secluded canyon. Grassy hillside stadium setting surrounds the ninth green, ideal for matches that go the distance. Course winds along the base of the Tortolita Mountains Wild Burro (Course 3)- Jack Nicklaus' favorite nine holes at Dove Mountain. Incredible vistas of the Tortolita Mountains highlight several points on the course. The fifth green includes a panoramic view of The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain Resort *GOLF SHOP HOURS: Open from 730am-5pm The offseason is June-September. *DRIVING RANGE: Included with the price of golf NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Only open to people playing golf that day, people staying at the hotel, or members. Same dress code as the course. Hits off saw grass year round. If a guest is staying at the hotel and wants to borrow clubs they can do so. *PRACTICE FACILITIES: Putting, chipping greens and practice bunkers available for all players. *CLUB AMENITIES: Fully stocked golf shop with clothes and equipment. Locker facilities for men and women. Showers for men and women. 2 showers located in the restroom area Towels provided for men's and women's showers. *CLUB RENTAL: Calloway. $80 for 18 holes and $60 for 9 holes. Men's RH and LH Women's RH and LH JRs clubs available. *CADDIES: There are no caddies available at this time. *BAG DROP: Located outside of the golf shop. *GATES: The golf course has at gate at the entrance of the parking lot. The gate i

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Course photo for The Golf Club at VistosoAccess not yet verified

Tucson, AZ

The Golf Club at Vistoso

The Golf Club at Vistoso is part of the master-planned community, Rancho Vistoso, located in Northwest Tucson. Although part of a large development, you are still able to get the feel for being in the middle of the desert on every hole. No two holes run parallel to each other as the golf course is designed in a figure eight flow. At Vistoso, pristine Sonoran desert plays host to stately saguaros, beautiful desert flora and spectacular mountain views. Designed by Tom Weiskopf, this par-72 course offers yardage ranges from 6,932 for championships, to 5,165 for ladies and juniors. With every hole a "postcard," this true desert golf experience is challenging yet playable. Voted "Best Course in Tucson" by Golf Digest in 1999 and the "Number three public course in Arizona," the Golf Club at Vistoso has acquired a reputation for creating the perfect golf experience by providing the highest level of quality service and maintaining an immaculate facility that exceeds the player's expectations. Vistoso has a state of the art practice facility with front and back tees on the range, a large putting green and a fairway bunker on the range for extensive practice. Vistoso is host to the Arizona Golf Academy.

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Glendale, AZ

The Legend at Arrowhead

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Queen Creek, AZ

The Links Golf Club at Queen Creek

The Links at Queen Creek is "The Hidden Gem of the East Valley". The Links is a daily-fee, par 70 championship course with tee boxes for all playing abilities. The course measures nearly 6,100 yards and features five lakes and two running streams winding through its lush green terrian. The Links is also known for having some of the Valley`s best rolling greens.

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