Scottsdale, Arizona

Home of the WM Phoenix Open and the famous par-3 16th hole — the loudest in golf.

Stunning layout through pristine Sonoran desert with sweeping McDowell Mountain views.

Companion course to Cholla — equally dramatic desert terrain with a different feel and character.

Tom Fazio design rated among the best public courses in Arizona — dramatic desert and excellent conditioning.

David Graham & Gary Panks design, equally polished as Raptor with a slightly more accessible layout.

Dramatic boulder-strewn desert layout winding around massive granite outcroppings.

Tom Weiskopf design with sweeping views of the McDowell Mountains and more open desert terrain.

Towering pines and rolling terrain make this South Phoenix layout feel completely different from desert-style courses.

Sister layout to the Stadium Course, equally well-conditioned and more forgiving off the tee.

Gary Panks design on the Gila River Indian Community — exceptional desert golf at mid-range prices.

Companion to Cattail, offering a slightly more links-influenced feel through the same Sonoran landscape.

Lush, tree-lined Scottsdale municipal gem on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community — outstanding value.

Open, Scottish-influenced sister to the North, with wider fairways and more links-style bunkering.

High-desert links design near Maricopa with generous fairways and excellent conditioning — one of the better value rounds in the region.

Robert Trent Jones Jr. design in Mesa with stunning red-rock mountain backdrops and challenging desert carries.

Robert Trent Jones Jr. layout in Cave Creek — outstanding desert setting with views of the Tonto National Forest.

Phoenix's premier public municipal course, with a challenging layout and iconic red-rock butte backdrop — a longtime local favorite.

Robert Trent Jones Sr. design at a classic Arizona resort — one of the oldest and most storied public courses in the state.

Red Lawrence design — the most player-friendly of the three Wigwam courses with wide fairways and a classic resort feel.

The shortest of the three Wigwam layouts — a fun, strategic course with tight doglegs and well-guarded greens.