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Prescott Valley, AZ

StoneRidge Golf Course

Not far from Prescott, StoneRidge Golf Course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep StoneRidge Golf Course difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. StoneRidge Golf Course is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Prescott.

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Queen Creek, AZ

Las Colinas Golf Club

Play Bold. Dine Local. Live Las Colinas. Nestled in the scenic Southeast Valley just outside Phoenix, Las Colinas Golf Club offers a welcoming escape for golfers of all skill levels. This 18-hole, par-71 course stretches 6,655 yards and winds through thousands of mature cottonwood trees, creating a tranquil, walkable layout with gentle elevation changes and picturesque views. Originally designed by Michael Asmundson and opened in 1982, Las Colinas blends classic charm with modern playability. Guests can hone their game at the comprehensive practice facility, which includes a full driving range, expansive putting green, instructional areas, and a dedicated short game area—ideal for warm-ups or focused training sessions. Beyond the fairways, Las Colinas' clubhouse has a well-appointed golf shop and the Social Birdie restaurant. The latter of which is not only a popular spot for golfers, but is a favorite dining destination for the region and serves as a vibrant gathering spot for the community. Additional amenities at Las Colinas include an expansive event lawn, patio entertainment area, and pickleball courts, making it a destination for active lifestyles and social gatherings alike.

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Tucson, AZ

Quarry Pines Golf Club

The Pines offers a mix of dramatic elevation changes and stunning mountain views with 18 enjoyable holes. Our friendly service will add to your adventure to make your outing a one-of-a-kind Arizona golfing experience. In December 1997, "Tucson`s first Scottish Links style course", The Links at Continental Ranch, opened for play. The Links, which was designed by Brian Huntley, was built on the edge of a 90+ acre, 100 foot deep sand and gravel quarry. In 2000, following the decision to abandon the sand and gravel quarry, the Town of Marana and the quarry/golf course owner agreed on a plan that would reclaim the quarry by relocating 10 golf holes into the old quarry and reconfigure 8 of the existing holes. The remaining land provided for residential development in an area previously zoned for industrial use. To complete the transformation, the property owner agreed to build a nature trail along the adjacent Santa Cruz River and donate it to the Town of Marana thereby allowing local residents to enjoy the Santa Cruz River on one side of the trail and dramatic views into The Pines Golf Club on the other. The reclamation of quarries by the construction of golf courses has become increasingly popular due to a number of factors, including; creation of a community asset instead of a community eyesore, more efficient use of water resources due to the water run off from slopes and most importantly from the golfer’s point of view, dramatic elevation changes and golf course design opportunities that are not normally available at more traditional sites. Given the elevation changes and the addition of thousands of trees it was determined that the Links name was no longer appropriate and therefore when the new course opened for play in October 2003, The Pines Golf Club at Marana was born. "Tucson`s first Scottish Links style course was transformed into "Tucson`s first quarry course".

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Mesa, AZ

Sunland Springs Golf Club

Sunland Springs Village, a master-planned active adult community in Mesa, is located in Arizona's Valley of the Sun, just east of Phoenix near the Superstition Mountains. The 55+ community is a 900-acre development of homes and condos built around a 27-hole executive golf course. Nearly 5,000 people will call Sunland Springs Village their home when the community is fully built. Farnsworth Development, the builder, has successfully developed and built communities for seniors for over 50 years

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Sun City West, AZ

Pebblebrook Golf Club at Sun City West

One of the first golf courses built in Sun City West, Pebblebrook features a parkland-style layout with wide-open fairways bordered by mature trees and challenging approaches to large sloped greens. Enjoy a beverage or snack in the Pro Shop.

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Mesa, AZ

Longbow Golf Club

The new Longbow Golf Club was unveiled in the fall of 2003. Following a complete redesign with the addition of a striking new clubhouse, expanded acreage and totally revamped practice facility, Longbow, more than ever is a “must-play.” "It is truly unique and exiting to be given the opportunity to enhance a golf course that you are already very proud of,” said Ken Kavanaugh, the original course architect who directed the redesign. The new design improves upon perfection by lengthening the total yardage to 7,003 from the back tees, expanding the fairways and boosting par to 71. The intrigue and shot making choices that players will face are infinite. The distinctive new Arizona contemporary clubhouse is a one-of-a-kind structure that offers every amenity including a spacious outdoor event patio with fans, heaters, misters, outdoor kitchen and bar, enormous patio fireplace, convenient drive-up snack shop, cozy restaurant, and well-appointed golf shop.

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Chandler, AZ

Lone Tree Golf Club

Lone Tree Golf Club, designed by architect Darryl Wilson of the CMX Group, opened in January of 2001. This semi-private, traditional style course makes the perfect setting for Arizona golf vacations and features five holes with water, one with an island green. Lone Tree Golf Club`s beautiful landscaping and natural surroundings rival that of many Phoenix golf courses and has four sets of tees and tiff dwarf grass overseeded with rye. A full service golf shop and practice facility are also available.

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Scottsdale, AZ

Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club

Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club debuted in 2000 and quickly became one of the Arizona golf mecca's most popular and most affordable places to play. When you have a tee time at this 18-hole championship layout you will treat yourself to a fun game on a well-maintained sporty track with breathtaking mountain views. Silverado Golf Club is a user-friendly course everyone can handle without getting beaten up. Since there's not a lot of trouble to contend with, this is an ideal course for beginners and ordinary golfers and a nice warm-up or wind-down track for skilled players. With four sets of tee markers, Silverado Golf Club offered appropriately differentiated challenges between 4,896 and 6,313 yards. You'll find predominantly flat, generous fairways loosely lined by trees and an occasional bunker. Greenside bunkers are somewhat more prevalent, but they are neither deep nor devilishly positioned in front of the putting surfaces. The medium-size, gently undulating greens at Silverado Golf Club invite run up shots and aerial entry. Throughout the round, a number of elevated tee boxes provide good looks at the challenge ahead and also showcase the scenery highlighted by vistas of Camelback and Mummy mountains. Silverado Golf Club's back nine features some elevation changes and more memorable views than the front nine. The round ends uniquely with an exciting par 3 that starts from an elevated tee and features Mummy Mountain in the background. Water surrounds much of the green. While the direct line to the pin is over a portion of the hazard, in keeping with the player-friendly quality of the course, there's a bailout avenue of dry land for conservative players. The course groomers and landscaping staff keep conditions lush and pristine. Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club does not have a driving range, but there is a warm up area as well as a chipping and putting green. The clubhouse features a pro shop and a full-service restaurant that offers breakfast and lunch fare with patio seating overlooking the course. Make a tee time to see why Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club is among the most popular courses in Scottsdale.

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Litchfield Park, AZ

Wigwam Golf Club

Wigwam Golf Resort, in Littlefield, Arizona, is a jewel of the desert offering three spectacular 18-hole golf courses with unmatched diversity: the Gold Course, the Patriot Course, and the Heritage Course. The Gold Course, also known as “Arizona’s Monster,” was designed by the master designer himself, Robert Trent Jones, Sr. At more than 7,430 yards, this long and winding par 72 course will challenge even the finest of golfers, leaving them with club choices that will either reward or reprimand their decisions. Ideal for long-hitters, 10 holes on the Gold Course feature water, and there are 82 sand bunkers scattered throughout the course. The Patriot Course has been described as the "Great Contradiction" in that the course behaves so very differently from the front to the back. Also a Robert Trent Jones, Sr. creation, this 6,000-yard, par 70 golf course is known to be both technical and challenging yet subtle, as golfers must negotiate a number of perilous bunkers, thirsty ponds and challenging dogleg fairways. The Heritage Course, a natural complement to The Gold and Patriot courses, is nearly 6,900 yards and plays alongside an abundance of natural water features and lush trees. The par 72 layout has generous fairways and greens, yet its finishing stretch is notably tough.

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Scottsdale, AZ

Talking Stick Golf Club

Conveniently located less than 20 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Talking Stick Golf Club boasts two golf courses designed by the renowned golf course architecture team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. This 36-hole facility is a popular Scottsdale golf destination for all levels of players and it is particularly favored by those who like to walk rather than ride a cart. The layouts are the chief recreational amenity of Talking Stick Resort, but aside from the resort casino structures, they ramble on gloriously undeveloped reservation land of the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian community. There’ s no course-side housing here. Unlike Coore-Crenshaw's more famous designs, Talking Stick Golf Course is anything but a dramatic site. The club’ s two layouts proceed over flat and featureless ground. The O’ odham Course, formerly known as the North Course, is often favored by golf course architecture aficionados. It’ s an exposed, largely treeless playing field with nary a water hazard to be found. Uninterrupted stretches of grass from tee to green, wide fairways, and the absence of forced carries make Talking Stick Golf Club’ s O’ odham Course an excellent choice for all levels of players. Skilled golfers will find they must play to the proper spots to score as bunkers and subtle contours, along with large tricky greens, call for precise shot making and a deft short game. Much of the bite of the O’ odham Course comes from its length, especially on holes into the wind. In Contrast, the adjacent Piipaash Course (formerly the South Course) is more traditional in style.It's the course that receives the most play at Talking Stick Golf Club. The front nine bears similarity to its sister course as it doesn’ t have any water hazards, though as you proceed into the round more trees begin to frame the holes. The back nine offers plenty of variety. Water hazards enter the fray on five holes, including, most notably, the 11th and 18th which wrap around a lake. Rounds at Talking Stick Golf Club often move along at a quicker clip than at other Scottsdale golf clubs. When ballenter the desert, you normally don’ t have to worry about cacti or rocks. Vigilant course rangers also keep groups moving. The club has nice practice facilities. If you’ re interested in a resort experience, Talking Stick Resort, an elegant Las Vegas-style casino resort hotel, makes for

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Sun City West, AZ

Trail Ridge Golf Club at Sun City West

Since Del Webb founded Sun City West in 1978, our community has been a well-kept secret to many Arizonans who haven’t had the opportunity to enjoy the seven well-manicured golf courses and other top-notch recreation facilities that the community’s nearly 30,000 owner-members call home. As a private resort Association, most of these amenities are off-limits to the public. But now, for the first time ever, the public will have an opportunity to play all seven of its courses, seven days a week. The public may now book tee times starting four days in advance at any of the four regulation and three executive courses.

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Goodyear, AZ

Golf Club of Estrella

The Golf Club of Estrella features the first daily fee golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus II in Phoenix, Arizona. This 18 hole, 72 par championship Phoenix golf course covers an impressive 7,102 yards. Golfers will come away impressed from this challenging course that offers multiple tees to accommodate all playing levels. Golfers will find variety with several shots over natural desert and wash areas. The Golf Club of Estrella just outside Phoenix, Arizona, features spectacular views with fairways that blanket the natural contours of the land and a backdrop of the Sierra Estrella Mountains. You will be treated like you are a member of a private club with the exceptional service found at this facility. Discover a classic Phoenix golf course and reserve tee times at the Golf Club of Estrella online.

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