Phoenix, AZ
Aged with perfection, Arizona Country Club is rooted in nearly 100 years of storied tradition – a tradition of friendships, camaraderie, competition and ultimately memorable golf experiences. As an Arizona tradition, this country club is a true golf paradise. The tradition began back when Arizona Country Club hosted the prestigious Phoenix Open every other year from 1955 through 1973. Arnold Palmer won three consecutive Phoenix Open titles, two of those victories earned at Arizona Country Club (1961 and 1963). The Club has enjoyed hosting numerous golf legends competing at the Club including: Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Ken Venturi, Ray Floyd and Billy Casper. Today, the course enjoys the reputation and distinction of offering a complete alternative to desert-style golf, with a premium placed on golf course management and shot-making abilities. A range of tee boxes accommodate all players and golf lessons are always available from our PGA Staff. The double-ended practice range, large practice green and two short-game areas are available for players who seek to fine-tune every element of their game. From the beginner just learning to play, to the low-handicapper, and everyone in between the course will provide both challenge and fun.
Golf One has not found authoritative public-access evidence for this course yet. The course remains in the guide without a public-play claim.