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Hello, as I write this there’s a chill in the air telling us that fall is here, fi nally! I believe

most of us across the country would say it was one long hot summer. Fall is often a time of refl ection for many of us and at Golfer’s Guide we are refl ecting too! Looking back at the last year we have made signifi -cant changes to our magazines enhanced our digital assets and we are preparing to launch innovative new marketing solutions for 2012. For details make sure to sign up for our Player’s Club Newsletter.

I can’t tell you how excited I was to be invited to the Re-opening of McDowell Mountain golf course, now owned by PGA great, Phil Mickelson and his partners. The future of golf resides with the next generation and it was inspiring to listen to Mr. Mickelson speak. I hope you enjoy the story on page 6.

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6 McDowell Mountain Golf Club McDowell Mountain Golf Club re-opened by Phil Mickelson.

10 Ahwatukee Country Club Designed by “Arizona Legend” Johnny Bulla.

31 Destination Prescott The Prescott area has it all – wonderful weather, history, culture, great golf, lodging and more.

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McDowell Mountain Golf Club in Scottsdale re-opened with a bang,

when PGA Tour great and former Arizona State Sun Devil, Phil Mickelson struck the fi rst tee shot and took part in the ribbon cutting ceremony with Scotts-dale Mayor Jim Lane in October. Mickelson, Honorable Mayor Lane, Steve “Coach” Loy and course architect Randy Heckenkemper were on hand to unveil the newly enhanced McDowell Mountain Golf Club which was formerly Sanctuary Golf Club.

In the spring of 2011, Phil Mickelson and “Coach” Steve Loy acquired the operating rights to McDowell Mountain Golf Club, and have undertaken signifi cant golf course enhancements and

Phil Mickelson Hits the

First Tee Shot at the New McDowell Mountain Golf Club

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renovations designed to make the course more challenging for the better players, while at the same time making the course more forgiving, enjoyable and fun for beginning golfers, families and players of all calibers.

Course revisions were overseen by golf course architect Randy Heckenkem-per and included widening of the playing corridors, the reshaping of a number of fairways, several new teeing areas, additional strategic waste bunkers, and more! More than 20,000 cubic yards of reshaping was done throughout the course to improve playability, widen the playing corridors, and to create a more enjoyable overall experience.

Other specifi c enhancements in-cluded over 460 yards were added to the “Back Tees,” the nines were fl ipped to cre-ate a more dramatic fi nish to the round, a number of bunkers were fi lled-in to create a more playable experience for the aver-age golfer and new signage and decora-tive features were added throughout the property including new tee markers, new hole monuments, several bronze animal sculptures, and the addition of an elegant new McDowell Mountain Rolex Clock!

“We really wanted to make the golf course that was family friendly and fun to play,” stated Phil Mickelson. “By strategically adding grass in and cleaning up the desert areas, making the corridors much bigger, we feel like we made it a much more enjoyable experience. We now feel like this is a fun experience for everyone,” added Mickelson

McDowell Mountain will also be an even better place to learn the game or improve your swing. World-class instruc-tion will be offered with the Rick Smith Golf Academy and the practice facility was expanded signifi cantly with new practice putting and chipping greens, a

larger teeing ground and distinctive target features in the landing area.

Frequent players need to check out McDowell Mountain’s new Player’s Club, which also offers preferred rates and benefi ts that are second to none. Golfers can book tee times online at club’s new website www.mcdowellmountaingc.com where the best rates are guaranteed! For more information on McDowell Mountain Golf Club, call (480) 502-8200 or book tee times on-line at www.mcdowellmountaingc.com


LOCATION10690 E. Sheena Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85255(480) 502-8200Website: www.mcdowellmountaingc.com Facebook: Search McDowell Mountain GolfTwitter: www.twitter.com/mcdowellmtngc

STATISTICS Par-71 Yards Slope RatingBlack 7,072 73.3 137Gold 6,407 70.2 131White (M) 5,724 67.0 118 White (W) 5,724 71.6 129Red (W) 4,880 68.1 109

PERSONNELArchitect .................Randy Heckenkemper General Manager ...... Chris Johnson, PGASuperintendent ....Greg Bergman, GCSAA Management ......................OB Sports Golf Gen. Contractor .......... Landscapes Unlimited /

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In late 2010, the Amateur Association of Arizona Golfers (AAAG) was developed to protect and grow the game of golf in Arizona. The AAAG services its members on a local level in the area of handicapping and playing opportunities. The association will expand its programs in many areas to fully service amateur golfers in the months and years to come.

AAAG provides the following services:• Handicap Index - All AAAG Members will

carry an index with computation services provided by Handicomp.

• All scores will update on the 1st and 15th of each month. Members will also receive a Low Index and Trend Handicap.

• Posting - Members will be able to post scores at participating golf courses or via the “Post A Score” tab on the top left of the home page.

• AAAG Tournaments - The 2011 Tourna-ment Schedule will consist of at least seven

events that include opportunities for those of any skill level and a variety of price points.

“The benefi ts of maintaining a handicap include being able to compete on any course from any set if tees on an equitable basis. It also gives golfers a way to measure skill im-provement and is most likely required to play in amateur events,” said Joel Schafer, AAAG’s Executive Director. “If you love to play golf, I would encourage you to maintain a handicap and take your game to the next level.” The AAAG will continue to seek input from its participating golf courses and clubs in order to develop programs that will benefi t the clubs and membership. The AAAG is committed to establishing programs that are affordable and valuable to both members and participating golf courses. For more informa-tion, please contact the AAAG at 480-443-9009 or visit www.azgolfnetwork.org.

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Arizona golf has a decorated history that includes many recognizable names. Nicklaus and Palmer frequently competed in the “Phoenix Open” (now the Waste Management Phoenix Open). Mickelson, Mayfair, Casey, Park and many others made waves on the collegiate front while playing at Arizona State University. One such fi gure that may not have the “name” recognition of the likes of Mickelson, Nicklaus and Palmer left an indelible stamp on Arizona Golf: Johnny Bulla. A member of the Arizona Golf Hall of Fame, Bulla won an astounding 14 Arizona Opens. His record on tour included run-ner-up fi nishes in the Masters, U.S. Open, and twice in the British Open. He won the 1941 L.A. Open and was a traveling companion of the great Sam Snead. He

was the fi rst professional to fl y his own plan (he founded Arizona Airways, which today is Frontier Airlines) and he could play golf left handed as well as he played right handed. Bulla passed away on Pearl Harbor Day, December 7, 2003 but his legacy lives on as he designed a handful of historic Arizona golf courses.

One such course is Ahwatukee Coun-try Club. Bulla designed “the country club” in 1972 in a way that offers a blend of traditional golf with mature tree lined fairways, parkland style features, while serving up views of the South Mountain foothills that are dotted with saguaros and desert scape. The 6,713 yard, par 72 layout offers gently angled fairways lined with 40 year-old mature trees. There are carefully sculpted mounding and

PLAY A LEGENDDesigned by “Arizona Legend” Johnny Bulla

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strategically placed bunkers throughout the layout. Yet most green complexes are open in front inviting lower running shots selections for a varied approach. In addition, a third of the golf holes on the course have water hazards that come into play to test your mettle and keep you coming back for more. A popular tract for area residents and visitors alike, the club’s popularity is enhanced due in part to it’s convenient location that is just minutes from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and within close proximity to east val-ley cities of Tempe and Chandler.

Frequent players at Ahwatukee Country Club should inquire about the fl exible membership options as well as the Ahwatukee’s popular frequent player program – The Ahwatukee Gold Card. Gold Card-holders receive a host of benefi ts including the club’s lowest rates and also preferred golf rates not only at Ahwatukee Country Club but also at the other Ahwatukee Golf Properties in the area, includ-ing Club West Golf Club, Ahwatu-kee Lakes and The Duke Golf Club. This line up of courses creates a truly great golf value for golfers looking to play a selection of fun area courses.

Speaking of value Ahwatukee Country Club offers a fun brand of Arizona Golf that won’t leave a deep dent in your golf wallet. Golf-ers can book tee times on www.ah-watukeegolf.com for great on-line specials throughout the year. The club has also become a popular venue for special gatherings, Mon-day Night Football viewing parties, friday fi sh fry’s, banquets, weddings and special events. So what are you

waiting for? Take a stroll down Arizona Golf’s proverbial memory lane and tee it up at Ahwatukee Country Club. And while you do, take some advice from the course designer, the late Mr. Bulla who was quoted as saying, “think about the next shot, not the last.” For more infor-mation on Ahwatukee Country Club, call (480) 893-1161 or book tee times on-line at www.ahwatukeegolf.com.


At A GlanceAhwatukee Country Club Par: 72 • Yardage: 6,713Designed by: Johnny Bulla Website: www.ahwatukeegolf.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ahwatukeegolf

Phone (480) 893-1161 Fax (480) 292-9265Address: 12432 South 48th Street, Phoenix, Ari-zona 85044

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We can all agree that in this great game, perfection is simply unattainable. There are a million and one variables involved in this sport. However, the pur-

suit of perfection in your practice habits may very well make you more consistent, and consistency is the second most frequent request we hear from my students (right behind “I want to hit it farther!”). In 1998 Jack Nicklaus said “You don’t have to hit the ball long and perfect. You have to hit the ball long enough and in play.” So, let’s look at some ways to help make your practice time more benefi cial so your ball is consistently long enough and on the short grass. Below are a few very important tips to help you maximize your return on investment. Set up a “Practice Station”. Your goal in full swing prac-tice is to put an accurate label on why your ball is not going where you want it to, and in order to do that, you need to eliminate as many variables as possible. If you see a consistent pattern of shots landing to the right (or left) of your intended target, you need to rule out the possibility that you are actu-ally aimed to the right (or left) of the target. Before you hit a single shot, take three longer irons (or the bright yellow or orange “aiming sticks” that you now see poking out of nearly every golf bag on the Tour) and lay them down in the manner pictured in the photo. Begin your ball striking session with correct alignment from your very fi rst shot and you will begin to ingrain a higher level of target awareness. Work on your Swing Path/Swing Plane. Cut the head off of a club you no longer need (or get a piece of dowel from Home Depot), stick it in the ground and slide a “pool noodle” down the shaft. If your tendency is to suck the club inside or below plane on the backswing, place the foam obstacle just in-side the target line and practice taking the club back and over the noodle. If you tend to come down “over the top” or above plane, place the shaft just outside the target line and practice coming into the ball from beneath the noodle. The more repetitions you make in a structured practice environment, the sooner thesequence of movements become usable, and more importantly, repeatable on the golf course.

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P eoria Pines Golf & Restaurant, formerly Country Meadows, is a 4,412-yard power executive golf course that allows you to use every club in your bag. There are two long par 5s, fi ve testy

par 4s and eleven exciting par 3s. The Peoria Pines is a great golf experience for golfers of all abilities and a maximum playing time of three hours is sure to please. Their full-service restaurant and bar, with daily Happy Hours, is a perfect 19th Hole. A grand Ballroom with room for 175 guests is ideal for corporate or social events. Peoria Pines offers six- and 12-month golf passes. Daily-fee, tournaments and group outings are welcomed.

Peoria, AZ 623.972.1364www.PeoriaPines.com

STATISTICSPar: 63 Yards Rating SlopeBlue 4412 61.1 100White 3940 59.4 94Red 3341 57.7 85

PERSONNELGeneral Manager ...Scott RichmondDirector of Golf ..Chuck Dammeir, PGASuperintendent ........... Mark Lyman

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Are you looking for a golf experience unlike any other? Does the unusual, yet beautiful, excite you? If you answered yes to either of these questions,

then you are ready for Quarry Pines Golf Club. The Pines represents an evolution in golf course design and the enjoyment of the game. Ten years ago, following a decision to abandon the sand and gravel quarry adjacent to the original golf course, the Town of Marana and the quarry/golf course owner agreed on a plan that would reclaim the quarry. By strategically relocating ten golf holes into the old quarry and reconfi guring eight of the existing holes, one of Tucson’s most popular golf courses was transformed into an even better product. Today the unique desert landscape is highlighted bydramatic elevation changes and the addition of thousandsof trees. We invite you to come play Quarry Pines – Arizona’s only quarry golf course!


Map Key Number 24

Quarry Pines Golf Club

Tucson, AZ (866) PINES-18 (520) 744-7443www.playthepines.com

STATISTICSPar: 72 Yards Rating Slope Gold 6502 70.0 130Black 5876 68.1 123Silver 5312 66.1 114Cooper 4843 69.4 118

RATES Please call the golf shop for current rates and specials.

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The Divine 9 is a consortium of Carson City and Carson Valley’s Nevada’s top courses. This impressive collection includes Carson Valley, Dayton Valley, Eagle Valley East and West, Empire Ranch, Genoa Lakes Golf Club: The Lakes & The Resort, Silver Oak and Sunridge.

In total, the courses offer 171 holes of golf across 70,000+ yards of the most scenic terrain in the region. Unique topography combined with a temperate climate, convenient accessibility and a favorable elevation have attracted some of golf’s leading course designers including Arnold Palmer, Johnny Miller, John Harbottle and Peter Jacobsen.


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Carson Valley winds through century-old cottonwoods and along the Carson River for a relaxing, yet challenging 6,023 yards.

At Dayton Valley Golf Club, Arnold Palmer blended the natural beauty of high desert terrain with the challenges of links-style fairways. The large, undulating greens and plush fairways have welcomed Stage One PGA Tour Qualifying since 1995.

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Eagle Valley West is a links-style course that demands accuracy with an emphasis on target golf.

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Wickenburg Country Club, located in the his-toric western town bearing the same name, features a scenic par-71, desert-style layout.

At 6,320 yards from the tips, the course requires precise shots to score well. Designed in 1949 by the noted father/son tandem of William P. & William F. Bell, Wickenburg CC was “reborn” in 2006 with an enhanced championship course, a new clubhouse and restaurant. Memberships are offered and available. Just a short drive from the Valley, daily-fee guests, tourna-ments and groups are welcomed.

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RATESGreat Rates from $20Visit website for current specials.

STATISTICSPar: 71 Yards Rating SlopeBack 6320 70.5 128Middle 5562 67.2 121Forward 4674 67.6 105

PERSONNELArchitects ..................................................

William P. Bell / William F. Bell ASGCADirector of Golf ..........Jamey Lewis, PGASuperintendent ....................Tim Cooper

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The Raven Golf Club at Verrado, one of Greater Phoenix’s top golf facilities, opened in 2004 to impressive accolades; Golfweek’s America’s Best: Top 10 New Public Golf Courses, Sports Illustrated’s

No. 1 Public Golf Course in Phoenix and Golf Magazine’s Top 10 New Golf Courses You Can Play.

An 18-hole championship course, the Raven at Verrado features a dramatic mountainside setting with massive rock outcroppings, large des-ert washes, picturesque box canyons and dramatic elevation changes. The course also offers magnifi cent views of the nearby White Tank Mountains and the Phoenix skyline. From the tips, the Raven plays to nearly 7,300 yards and will give even the most accomplished player a thrilling test of golf. However, course architects John Fought and Scottsdale resident, Tom Lehman created the course with generous landing areas and fi ve tee boxes on each hole, ensuring players of all abilities a legitimate chance at par. Raven Golf Club at Verrado provides a unique “Member for the Day” Arizona golf experience. Guests can chose from a golf only day, which includes golf, golf car and practice facility use, or upgrade to the unique, Verrado Package, which includes the aforementioned amenities plus one meal in the Verrado Grille, one snack from beverage car, one non-alco-holic, pre-packaged drink from beverage car and a replay round for $15, based upon availability or a guaranteed replay reservation for just $40!


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Raven Golf Club at Verrado

Buckeye, AZ623.388.3008 www.ravenatverrado.com

STATISTICSPar: 72 Yards Rating SlopeRaven 7258 73.8 132Silver 6833 71.6 126White 6228 68.9 119Gold 5402 65.3 111Forward 5142 68.3 113

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PERSONNELArchitects .......................John Fought

Tom LehmanGeneral Manager ...........Ron WoodsHead Golf Professional ..Andrew VeyseySales & Mktg Manager ... Doug FossSuperintendent ............. Ryan Troyer

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Christmas

Prescott is Arizona’s Christmas City, and if you visit during the holidays you’ll quickly learn why.

Discover unusual, one-of-a-kind gift items. Enjoy the cozy, hometown feeling the Prescott area has to offer. Get in the Christmas spirit by joining holiday revelers in the historic bars and restaurants. Plan a romantic getaway and stay in one of the Prescott area’s charming hotels or B & Bs. Visit the many shops, galleries and boutiques throughout downtown and at the Prescott Gateway Mall.

Come on up to historic Prescott, Arizona’s Offi cial Christmas City and the state’s fi rst territorial capital, and bask in some of that seasonal glow. The Prescott area has a wide variety of events for the holiday, as well as a great selection of shops to help you with your gift list.

Go to their website at www.visit-prescott.com and scroll down to see the “Arizona’s Christmas City” tab where you can learn about all the holiday events taking place throughout November and December.

Museums

Prescott’s three museums are a great place to begin to get a fi x on the area’s culture and history. The Phippen Museum (4701 N. Highway 89) features an extensive permanent collection of Western art, and throughout the year they feature a number of traveling exhibits and shows.

Sharlot Hall Museum (415 W. Gurley St.) is built around the site of the fi rst Territorial Governor’s Mansion, which acts as the center-point for seven other historic buildings. An extensive collection of artifacts dating beyond Arizona’s early territorial days

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The Phippen Museum

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brings the past to life for visitors.The Smoki Museum (147 N. Arizona Ave.)

documents early Native American history of regional tribes through a variety of basketry, pottery, weavings and many other artifacts.

Art

Prescott boasts a wide variety of venues featuring the visual arts, with some galleries such as the Mountain Artists Guild & Gallery (228 N. Alarcon St.) offering classes and workshops.

Twenty-one area galleries participate in the monthly Fourth Friday Art Walk which, as the name suggests, take place on the fourth Friday of the month. These galleries extend their hours for an open-house atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the art on display and take in some live music, food and beverages. Pick up maps at participating galleries, the Prescott Chamber of Commerce or online at http://artthe4th.com.

For more information about events, activities, lodging, shopping and more in Prescott, go to www.visit-prescott.com or call 800-266-7534.

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Prescott Golf & CC Quailwood Greens StoneRidge Golf Course

3001 N. Main St., Ste 2A, Prescott Valley 86314

928-772-8857 www.pvchamber.org

Prescott Golf & Country Club928-772-8984

www.prescottgolf.net

Quailwood Greens Golf Club

928-772-0130

StoneRidge Golf Course928-772-6500

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Join us after golf at Tim’s Toyota Center for exciting Sundog Hockey action.

Call 928-759-6600 for tickets.

Putt, Puck and Play in Prescott Valley

Located at 5,100 feet in Arizona’s Central Highlands, Prescott Valley has three unique and diverse golf courses for you to choose from. Play one; play all three in a weekend. Nearby

accommodations and restaurants make this a “golfer’s retreat.”

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Antelope Hills in Prescott, Arizona is where two friendly golf courses, friendly weather, friendly prices and more await your arrival!

For more than fi fty years, Antelope Hills Golf Course has had a rich history of golf within the cool mountains of Northern Arizona. Mack McCarley (PGA and an Arizona Golf Hall of Famer) and his staff cordially invite you to experience the fun in this “Mile High City.” The traditional, tree-lined North Course combined with the rolling, wide-open South Course; truly make a great “Twosome.” The clubhouse restaurant, the Manzanita Grille is a favorite 19th Hole gathering place for food and drink. The Grille is also the perfect venue for non-golfers who want to experience a tasty treat, or drink, in a beautiful setting. To make a reservation, for anything from a single to large group outing, call the golf shop at 800.972.6818.


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Antelope Hills Golf Courses

Prescott, AZ 800-972-6818www.antelopehillsgolf.com

STATISTICS: NORTHPar: 71 Yards Rating Slope Black 6844 72.1 128Gold 6551 70.8 124Blue 6394 70.1 122Red 6006 72.3 126

STATISTICS: SOUTHPar: 72 Yards Rating Slope Black 7014 71.6 122Gold 6423 68.7 115Blue 6129 67.5 109Red 5570 69.7 120

PERSONNEL Head Pro/GM .......Mack McCarley, PGASuperintendent .........Jerry Walsh,CGCS

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Golf’s Ultimate Thrill Ride

Championship Golf. Picture Perfect Beauty.At 5,200-feet above sea level, the temperature isn’t the only cool thing you’ll find

at StoneRidge Golf Course – the golf course is pretty cool too. Located an hour northof Phoenix in Prescott Valley, StoneRidge’s par-72 layout stretches more

than 7,000 yards and features the best mountain golf experience this side of the Rockies.StoneRidge, Golf ’s Ultimate Thrill Ride.

With over 2,200 square feet of meeting space and an outdoor patio, StoneRidgeis the perfect place for banquets, weddings and meetings.

Stoneridgegolf.com . Telephone 928.772.65001601 N. Bluff Top Drive, Prescott Valley, Arizona . Off of Highway 69, south on StoneRidge Drive

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Prescott, Arizona just may be the hometown that you never had. It has a wealth of outdoor activities, rich culture,

history and boasts diverse accommodations for your stay. Two of the more attractive options are the Marriott Residence Inn and the Marriott SpringHill Suites. Residence Inn is the perfect choice for longer stays. Studio, one and two-bedroom suites are equipped with full kitchens, fl atware and even complimentary grocery shopping service. The outdoor pool area is surrounded by plush seating, BBQ grills, a fi replace and a fi re pit. Managers receptions are held 3x weekly and include complimen-tary food and beverages. The SpringHill

Suites is an all-suite hotel offering inspiring style at an affordable price. Further, it’s located just two blocks from Historic Down-town Prescott and an easy walk to the area’s best restaurants, saloons and galleries. Both Marriott properties offer golf as well as traditional vacation packages. Rubicon Outdoors features adventure, hiking and wine tour packages throughout the Prescott area (www.rubiconoutdoors.com). For trip planning ideas, specials and packages and fun contests, “Like” our Facebook by searching Prescott Marriott Hotels. Whatever you choose to do while you’re in Prescott, we know you’ll be back because Prescott will always be Everybody’s Hometown!

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“Seven Canyons is irreplaceable real estate,” course designer and golf legend Tom Weiskopf said. “You can’t fi nd that kind of stuff anywhere.”

If you journey north to Sedona and play The Club at Seven Canyons, you’ll un-doubtedly have your own, similar reaction.

The Club at Seven Canyons is a Par-70, 6,746-yard golf course situated on the out-skirts of Sedona. Since its opening in 2003, The Club at Seven Canyons has received glowing reviews from the nation’s golf publi-cations and leading course critics.

Among the top accolades—“One of

THE CLUB AT SEVEN CANYONS

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The Club at Seven Canyons is a Par-70, 6 746 yard golf course situated on the out

7th Heaven in Sedona

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America’s 50 Greatest Golf Retreats” by Golf Digest Index; “One of the Best Residential Golf Courses” and “One of the Top 100 Modern Courses” by Golfweek Magazine.

Golfweek’s architecture editor Bradley S. Klein, wrote the classic line, “Seven Canyons is the “IMAX” of golf.”

The Club at Seven Canyons was built as a private golf club and a strong member-ship base still exists. However, like many private venues across the country, The Club at Seven Canyons recently opened its doors to the public.

Located on approximately 200 acres surrounded by stunning red rocks and 100,000 acres of protected national forest land, The Club at Seven Canyons puts a premium on exceptional shot-making with small greens, narrow landing areas, classic-style bunkering, mature trees, natural water features and constant changes in elevation.

“You don’t have to use a driver to comfortably enjoy and play the course, as with any course that’s designed properly.

The game of golf is distance and direction and it’s controlling those two aspects,” said Weiskopf.

The fourth hole, a 194 yard Par 3, concisely represents the experience that is The Club at Seven Canyons. Starting with the magnifi cent view from the tee box, you’ll then come across an 80-foot drop to a green which is protected by ironically, seven bunkers. With the constant wind, club selection is important and makes the hole interesting each and every time.

In additional to select daily fee play, The Club at Seven Canyons also features 395 golf club memberships, lavishly-appointed fractional and whole ownership Villas and 32 private estate home sites.

For a Stay and Play getaway, the golf course also offers packages with the numerous Sedona lodging establishments including Enchantment Resort.

To book your memorable round of golf, call 928.203.2001. For more information, visit www.sevencanyons.com

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Golf in this world-renowned destination leaves visitors

praising Arizona

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Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau

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With 51 golf courses within Scottsdale’s city limits, and an additional 156 courses

sprinkled across its Valley of the Sun neighbors, Scottsdale bills itself as the World’s Finest Golf Destination. It’s a diffi cult argument to refute. More than 330 days of sunshine and less than eight inches of annual rainfall means Scottsdale-area courses host more than 12 million rounds every year. A year-round median average temperature of 70 degrees and well-below-par humidity fi lls out Scottsdale’s scorecard nicely. Speaking of scorecards, Scottsdale is home to 13 of the Top 25 golf courses in

Arizona, according to Golf Magazine’s 2010 rankings, six of the 75 Best Golf Resorts as determined by Golf Digest, and six courses listed on Golf Magazine’s 2010 Top 100 You Can Play. And for those who’d rather watch the pros play, Scottsdale hosts the PGA TOUR’s Waste Management Phoenix Open, the best attend-ed golf tournament in the world, welcoming about 500,000 specta-tors a year.

An internationally renowned landmark that helped put desert golf on the map when it fi rst opened in 1990, Troon North Golf Club now plays better than ever thanks to a reconfi guration and renovation. Overseen by

Tom Weiskopf, original designer of Troon North’s Pinnacle Course and co-designer of its Monument Course, both tracks were blended and re-sequenced in 2007 to create new layouts with improved playability.

Undoubtedly Scottsdale’s most recog-nizable club, TPC Scottsdale is a 36-hole jewel best known as the host of the aforementioned Waste ManagementPhoenix Open. Here you can attempt to replicate Tiger’s hole-in-one on the Sta-dium Course’s famed 16th hole, or try to carry the water right onto the 15th hole’s island green. In-the-know locals, however, rave about TPC Scottsdale’s lesser known

Troon North Golf Club off ers an exceptional desert-golf experience, winding through

the natural ravines and foothills in the high Sonoran Desert. The club’s Monument

and Pinnacle courses consistently rank at the top of every golfer’s must-play list.


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but equally scenic Champions Course, which meanders across natural ravines and rolling terrain.

Grayhawk Golf Club, a favorite of 2010 Masters champ Phil Mickelson (for whom the club’s grillroom is named) has developed a reputation as one of Scotts-dale’s most stylish. Grayhawk’s Talon and Raptor courses are superstars in their own right, highlighted by Talon’s scenic back nine and Raptor’s tournament history. In fact, Grayhawk hosted a variety of top-fl ight competitive events, including the Andersen Consulting World Champion-ship of Golf, Williams World Challenge hosted by Tiger Woods, Tommy Bahama Challenge and, of course, the Frys.com Open, a PGA TOUR event held on the Raptor Course 2007-2009.

Hand-stitched into the wilds of the

Above: The lobby of the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort

and Spa looks out over the property’s beautiful Fountain

Court, which off ers breathtaking views of the McDowell

Mountains, Gainey Ranch Golf course and resort pools.

Below: The Boulders Golf Club features two Jay Morrish-de-

signed courses that are known for breathtaking surround-

ings and sweeping panoramic views. Both 18-hole courses

stretch across an enchanting Sonoran Desert landscape

and are ranked among the fi nest in the United States.



Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation bordering Scottsdale,We-Ko-Pa Golf Club offers a desert golf experience like no other. Golfers are completely immersed in the Sonoran Desert with no dwellings, roads or even out-of-bounds markers to distract them from the panoramic surroundings. Sports Illustrated named the Cholla Course among the Top 10 New Golf Courses in the World when it opened in 2001, and it’s since become a fi xture on Golf Magazine’s list of the Top 100 You Can Play.

Although desert golf is the typical golf experience in Scottsdale, the city features several outstanding courses that provide a traditional look and feel. McCormick Ranch Golf Club offers 36 holes that unfold around sprawling water hazards and along fairways of mature pine, eucalyptus and palm trees that compliment the wide open spaces of the Scottsdale’s desert tracks to the north. At Camelback Golf Club, golfers play through lush, tree-lined fairways, gently sloping contours and sparkling water

Considered by many to be one of Scottsdale’s most stylish, Grayhawk Golf Club off ers two outstanding golf experiences,

the par-72 Talon and Raptor courses . The club’s Kostis McCord Learning Center off ers individual workshops, corpo-

rate lessons and junior instruction camps. After your round, stop by Phil’s Grill, named after PGA Pro Phil Mickelson.



water hazards with magnifi cent mountain backdrops. The Indian Bend Course is a traditional American links-style course, and the Padre Course was designed by renowned course architect Arthur Hills. Both McCormick Ranch and Camelback opened decades ago and have since undergone the occasional renovation to maintain high standards of conditions and integrity of the original designs.

Enjoy world-class resort golf atThe Boulders Resort, where the top-fl ight North and South courses wind around and over the prop-erty’s namesake rock formations. Golf Magazine deemed the resort a Gold Medal award-winner in 2010, while Golf Digest ranked the resort No. 40 in its 2009 list of the 75 Best Golf Resorts in North America.

The Westin Ki-erland Resort & Spa offers three pictur-esque, nine-hole lay-outs, allowing golfers to mix and match to create a variety of playing experiences. Kierland Golf Club was one of fi rst in the world to feature the G2 climate-control device that changes the air temperature in and around golf carts by more than 40 degrees, keeping golfers warm in the winter and refreshed all summer long. The

Westin Kierland also pays homage to the Scottish immigrants who helped develop Arizona’s railroads, mines and towns by offering the Scottish Golf Experience, where golfers don rented kilts and sample Johnnie Walker beverages while perfect-ing their swing on the course.

So, while labeling yourself the World’s Finest Golf Destination may sound at least a little bit cocky, in the immortal words of Muhammad Ali, “It ain’t bragging if you can back it up.” When it comes to golf in Scottsdale, it ain’t bragging.

McCormick Ranch Golf Club is a public 36-hole facility with restaurant, lounge,

banquet areas, pro shop and practice facilities. This Desmond Muirhead-designed

course features a traditional 18-hole layout, breathtaking Southwestern scenery-

and immaculate course conditions.



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500 Club, The(623) 492-9500 Public 4707 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Phoenix 85310Adobe Dam Family Golf Center(623) 581-2800 Public 3847 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Glendale 85310Aguila GC(602) 237-9601 Public 8440 S. 35th Ave., Laveen 85351Ahwatukee GC(480) 893-1161 Public12432 S. 48th Street, Phoenix 85044Alta Mesa CC(480) 827-9411 Private 1460 N. Alta Mesa Dr., Mesa 85205Ancala CC(480) 391-2777 Private 11700 E. Via Linda, Scottsdale 85259Anthem G&CC(623) 742-6210 Private 2708 W. Anthem Club Dr., Anthem 85086Apache Creek GC(480) 982-2677 Public3401 S. Ironwood Dr., Apache Junction 85220Apache Sun GC(480) 987-9065 Executive919 E. Pima Rd., Queen Creek 85242Apache Wells CC(480) 830-4725 Semi-Private5601 E. Hermosa Vista Dr., Mesa 85215Arizona Biltmore CC(602) 955-9655 Resort 24th St. & Missouri Ave., Phoenix 85016Arizona CC(480) 946-4565 Private 5668 E. Orange Blossom Lane, Phoenix 85018Arizona City GC(520) 466-5327 Public13939 Cleator, Arizona City 85223Arizona GR(480) 832-1661 Resort 425 S. Power Rd., Mesa 85206Arizona Grand GC (602) 431-6480 Resort 8000 S. Arizona Grand Pkwy., Phoenix, 85044Arizona Traditions GC(623) 584-4000 Public 17225 N. Citrus Rd., Surprise 85374Arrowhead CC(623) 561-9600 Private 19888 N. 73rd Ave., Glendale 85308ASU Karsten GC(480) 921-8070 Public 1125 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe 85281Augusta Ranch GC(480) 354-1234 Executive2401 S. Lansing, Mesa 85212Bear Creek GC(480) 883-8200 Public 500 E. Riggs Rd., Chandler 85249Bellair GC(602) 978-0330 Executive17233 N. 45th Ave., Phoenix 85308

Bougainvillea GC(602) 237-4567 Public5740 W. Baseline, Phoenix 85339Boulders GC(480) 488-9028 Resort 34831 N. Tom Darlington Dr., Carefree 85377Briarwood CC(623) 584-5301 Private 20800 135th Ave., Sun City West 85375Camelback GC(480) 596-7050 Resort 7847 N. Mockingbird Lane, Scottsdale 85253Casa Grande Municipal GC(520) 836-9216 Public 2121 N. Thornton Rd., Casa Grande 85222Cave Creek GC(602) 866-8076 Public15202 N. 19th Ave., Phoenix 85023CC at DC Ranch(480) 342-7200 Private 9290 East Thompson Peak Pkwy., Scottsdale 85255Cimmarron GC(623) 975-5654 Public 17100 W Clearview, Surprise 85374Club West GC(480) 460-4400 Public 16400 S. 14th Avenue, Phoenix 85045Coldwater GC(623) 932-9000 Public 100 N. Clubhouse Dr., Avondale 85323Continental GC(480) 941-1585 Executive 7920 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale 85251Copper Canyon GC(928) 252-6783 Public 26577 W. Desert Vista Blvd., Buckeye 85396Coronado Golf Club (480) 947-8364 Executive 2829 N. Miller Road, Scottsdale 85257Corte Bella GC(623) 556-8951 Semi-Private 22415 N. Padaro Drive, Sun City West 88375Cottonwood CC(480) 895-9449 Private 25630 Brentwood Dr., Sun Lakes 85248Coyote Lakes GC (623) 566-2323 Public 18800 N. Coyote Lakes Pkwy., Surprise 85374Deer Valley GC (623) 544-6016 Semi-Private 13975 Deer Valley Rd., Sun City West 85375Desert Canyon GC (480) 837-1173 Public 10440 Indian Wells Dr., Fountain Hills 85268Desert Forest GC (480) 488-3527 Private 37207 N. Mule Train Rd., Carefree 85377Desert Highlands GC (480) 585-8521 Private 10040 E. Happy Valley Rd., Scottsdale 85255Desert Mirage GC (623) 772-0110 Public 8710 W. Maryland, Glendale 85305

The Desert Mountain Club (480) 488-1362 Private 10333 Rockaway Hills, Scottsdale 85262Desert Sands GC (480) 832-0210 Executive 1922 South 74th St., Mesa 85208Desert Springs GC (623) 546-7400 Semi-Private 19900 N. Remington Dr., Surprise 85374Desert Trails GC (623) 544-6017 Semi-Private 22525 N. Executive Way, Sun City West 85375Dobson Ranch GC (480) 644-2291 Public 2155 S. Dobson Road, Mesa 85202Dove Valley Ranch GC (480) 488-0009 Public 33244 N. Black Mountain Pkwy., Cave Creek 85331The Duke at Rancho El Dorado (480) 844-1100 Public 42660 W. Rancho El Dorado Pkwy., Maricopa 85239Eagles Nest GC at Pebble Creek(623) 935-6750 Semi-Private 3645 Clubhouse Dr., Goodyear 85338Eagle Mountain GC (480) 816-1234 Public 14915 E. Eagle Mountain Pkwy Fountain Hills 85268Echo Mesa GC (623) 544-6014 Semi-Private 20349 Echo Mesa Dr., Sun City West 85375Encanterra CC 480-677-8148 Private37449 N. Encanterra Dr., Queen Creek 85242Encanto GC (602) 253-3963 Public 2705 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix 85007Encanto Nine GC (602) 262-6870 Executive 2300 N. 17th Avenue, Phoenix 85007The Estancia Club (480) 473-4415 Private 27998 N. 99th Pl., Scottsdale 85262Estrella Mountain GC (623) 932-3714 Public 15205 W. Vineyard Ave., Goodyear 85338Falcon Dunes GC (623) 535-8355 Military 15100 W. Northern Ave., Phoenix 85355Falcon GC (623) 935-7800 Public 15152 W. Camelback Rd., Litchfi eld Park 85340FireRock CC (480) 836-8000 Private 15925 E. Shea Blvd., Fountain Hills 85268First Tee Phoenix (602) 305-7655 Executive9510 S. 7th Street, Phoenix 85040 Foothills GC, The (480) 460-4653 Public 2201 E. Clubhouse Dr., Phoenix 85048Fountain of the Sun CC (480) 986-3158 Private 500 S. 80th Street, Mesa 85208

Arizona Golf Course Directory: Greater Phoenix, Scottsdale & Central Arizona

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Francisco Grande GR (520) 836-6444 Resort 26000 Gila Bend Hwy, Casa Grande 85222Gainey Ranch GC (480) 483-2582 Private 7600 E. Gainey Club Dr., Scottsdale 85258The GC Scottsdale (480) 443-8868 Private Dynamite Blvd. and 122nd StreetGlen Lakes GC (623) 939-7541 Executive 5450 W. Northern Avenue, Glendale 85301Gold Canyon GR (480) 982-9449 Resort 6100 S. Kings Ranch Rd., Gold Canyon 85219The Golf Club of Estrella(623) 386-2600 Public11800 S. Golf Club Dr., Goodyear 85338The Golf Club at Johnson Ranch(480) 987-9800 Public 433 E. Golf Club Dr.. Queen Creek 85242Grandview GC (623) 544-6013 Semi-Private 14260 Meeker Blvd., Sun City West 85375Granite Falls GC (623) 546-7575 Public 15949 W. Clearview Blvd., Surprise 85375Grayhawk GC (480) 502-1800 Public 8620 E. Thompson Peak Pwky., Scottsdale 85255Great Eagle GC (623) 584-6000 Public 17200 W. Bell Road, Surprise 85374Greenfi eld Lakes GC (480) 503-0500 Executive 2484 E. Warner Rd., Gilbert 85296Hillcrest GC (623) 584-1500 Public 20002 Star Ridge Dr., Sun City West 85375Hohokam CC (520) 723-7192 Public 8324 E. Highway 287, Coolidge 85228Ironwood GC (480) 895-0614 Retirement 550 W. Champagne Dr., Chandler 85248Ken McDonald GC (480) 350-5250 Public 800 E. Divot Dr., Tempe 85283Kierland GC (480) 922-9283 Public 15636 Clubgate Dr., Scottsdale 85254Kokopelli GC (480) 926-3589 Public 1800 W. Guadalupe Road, Gilbert 85233Lakes at Westbrook Village GC(602) 566-3439 Semi-Private 19260 N. Westbrook Pkwy., Peoria 85382

Lakes at Ahwatukee GC (480) 893-3004 Public 13431 S. 44th Street, Phoenix 85044Las Colinas GC (480) 987-3633 Public 21515 Rancho Del Rey Blvd., Queen Creek 85242Las Sendas GC (480) 396-4000 Public 7555 E. Eagle Crest Dr., Mesa 85207Legacy GR (602) 305-5550 Public 6808 S. 32nd St., Phoenix 85042Legend at Arrowhead (623) 561-1902 Public 21027 N. 67th Avenue, Glendale 85308Legend Trail GC (480) 488-7434 Public 9462 E. Legendary Lane, Scottsdale 85262Leisure World CC(480) 832-0003 Private 908 S. Power Rd., Mesa 85206Links at Queen Creek, The (480) 987-1910 Public 445 E. Ocotillo Rd., Queen Creek 85242Lone Tree GC (480) 219-0830 Semi-Private 6262 South Mountain Blvd., Chandler 85249Longbow GC (480) 807-5400 Public 5601 E. Longbow Parkway, Mesa 85215Los Caballeros GC (928) 684-2704 Resort 1551 S. Vulture Mine Rd., Wickenburg 85390Maryvale GC (623) 846-4022 Public 5902 W. Indian School Road, Phoenix 85033McCormick Ranch GC (480) 948-0260 Resort 7505 E. McCormick Pkwy., Scottsdale 85258Mesa CC (480) 964-3514 Private 660 W. Fairway Dr., Mesa 85201The Mirabel Club (480) 595-2923 Private 37401 N. Mirabel Club Dr., Scottsdale 85262Mission Royale GC (520) 876-5335 Public 11 S. Mission Pkwy., Casa Grande 85222Moon Valley CC (602) 942-1278 Private 151 W. Moon Valley Dr., Phoenix 85023MountainBrook GC (480) 671-1000 Public 5783 S. MountainBrook Dr., Gold Canyon 85219Mountain Shadows GC (480) 905-8999 Executive 5641 E. Lincoln Dr., Scottsdale 85253Oakwood GC (480) 895-1159 Retirement 25612 E. J. Robson Blvd., Sun Lakes 85248

Oasis GC (480) 888-8890 Public 5764 E. Hunt Highway, Queen Creek 85242Ocotillo GC (480) 917-6660 Public 3751 S. Clubhouse Dr., Chandler 85248Orange Tree Golf Resort (480) 948-3730 Resort 10601 N. 56th Street, Scottsdale 85254Painted Mountain GR (480) 832-0156 Public 6210 E. McKellips Road, Mesa 85215Palm Valley GC (623) 935-2500 Public 2211 N. Litchfi eld Road, Goodyear 85338Palmbrook CC (623) 977-8383 Private 9350 W. Greenway Road, Sun City 85351Palo Verde CC (480) 895-0300 Private 25630 Brentwood Dr., Sun Lakes 85248Palo Verde GC (602) 249-9930 Public 6215 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix 85015Papago GC (602) 275-8428 Public 5595 E. Moreland, Phoenix 85008Paradise Valley CC (602) 840-8100 Private 7101 N. Tatum Blvd., Paradise Valley 85253Paradise Valley Park (602) 992-7190 Executive 3505 E. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix 85050Pebblebrook GC (623) 544-6010 Semi-Private 18836 North 128th Ave, Sun City West 85375Peoria Pines Golf & Restaurant(623) 972-1364 Public8411 N. 107th Ave., Peoria 85345The Phoenician GC (480) 423-2449 Resort 6000 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale 85251Phoenix CC (602) 263-5208 Private 2901 N. 7th Street, Phoenix 85014Pinnacle Peak CC (480) 585-0385 Private 8701 E. Pinnacle Peak Road, Scottsdale 85255The Pointe GC at Lookout Mountain(602) 866-6356 Resort 11111 N. 7th Street, Phoenix 85020Poston Butte GC (520) 723-1880 Public 6100 W. Merrill Ranch Pkwy., Florence 85232Pueblo El Mirage CC (623) 583-0425 Public 11201 N. El Mirage Road, El Mirage 85335




Quail Run GC (623) 876-3035 Executive 9774 Alabama Avenue, Sun City 85351Quintero G&CC (928) 501-1500 Private 16752 W. State Route 74, Peoria 85382Rancho Manana GC (480) 488-0398 Public 5734 E. Rancho Manana Blvd., Cave Creek 85331Raven at South Mountain (602) 243-3636 Public 3636 E. Baseline Dr., Phoenix 85040Raven at Verrado (623) 388-3008 Public 4242 N. Golf Dr., Buckeye, AZ 85396Red Mountain Ranch CC (480) 985-0285 Private 6425 E. Teton, Mesa 85205Rio Salado GC (480) 990-1233 Executive 1490 E. Weber, Tempe 85281Rio Verde CC (480) 471-9420 Private 18731 E. Four Peaks Blvd., Rio Verde 85263Riverview GC (480) 644-3515 Public 2202 W. 8th St., Mesa 85201Rolling Hills GC (480) 350-5275 Executive 1415 N. Mill Avenue, Tempe 85281San Marcos GR (480) 963-3358 Resort 100 N. Dakota, Chandler 85224Sanctuary GC (480) 502-8200 Public 10690 E. Sheena Dr., Scottsdale Scottsdale Silverado GC (480) 778-0100 Public 7605 E. Indian Bend Rd., Scottsdale 85250Seville G&CC (480) 722-8100 Private 4052 Clubview Dr., Gilbert 85296Shalimar CC (480) 831-1244 Executive 2032 E. Golf Avenue, Tempe 85282Silverleaf (480) 515-3210 Private 18701 N. Silverleaf Dr., Scottsdale 85255Southern Dunes GC (480) 367-8949 Resort 48456 W Highway 238, Maricopa, AZ 85239 Springfi eld GC (480) 895-5759 Public 1200 E. Saint Andrews Blvd., Chandler 85249Stardust GC (623) 544-6012 Semi-Private 12702 Stardust Blvd., Sun City West 85375Starfi re at Scottsdale CC (480) 948-6000 Public 11500 N. Hayden Rd., Scottsdale 85260Stonecreek, The GC (602) 953-9110 Public 4435 E. Paradise Village Pkwy., Phoenix 85032Sun City CC (623) 933-1353 Semi-Private 9433 N. 107th Avenue, Sun City 85351

Sun City Lakes East & West GCs(623) 876-3020 Public 10433 Talisman Road, Sun City 85351Sun City North GC (623) 876-3010 Public 12650 N. 107th Avenue, Sun City 85351Sun City Riverview GC (623) 876-3025 Public 16401 N. Del Webb Blvd., Sun City 85351Sun City South GC (623) 876-3015 Public 11000 N. 103rd Avenue, Sun City 85351Sun Lakes CC (480) 895-9274 Retirement 25425 N. Sun Lakes Blvd., Sun Lakes 85248Sunbird GR (480) 883-0820 Executive 6250 Sunbird Boulevard, Chandler 85249Sundance Golf Club (623) 328-0400 Public 900 S. Sundance, Buckeye 85326Sunland Springs Village GC (480) 984-4209 Executive 11061 E. Medina, Mesa 85220Sun Village GC (623) 584-5774 Public 17300 N. Sun Village Parkway, Surprise, 85374SunRidge Canyon GC (480) 837-5100 Public 13100 N. SunRidge Dr., Fountain Hills 85268Superstition Mountain G&CC (480) 983-1411 Private 8000 E. Club Village Dr., Superstition Mountain 85219Superstition Springs GC (480) 985-5622 Public 6542 E. Baseline Road, Mesa 85206Talking Stick GC (480) 860-2221 Public 9998 East Indian Bend Rd., Scottsdale 85256Tatum Ranch GC (480) 515-5908 Private 29888 N. Tatum Ranch Dr., Cave Creek 85331Terravita G&CC (480) 488-1333 Private 34034 N. 69th Way, Scottsdale 85262Tierra Grande CC (520) 723-9717 Public 813 W. Calle Rosa, Casa Grande 85222Toka Sticks GC (480) 988-9405 Public 6910 E Williams Field Rd., Mesa 85212Tonto Verde GC (480) 471-2710 Semi-Private 18401 El Circulo Dr., Rio Verde 85263TPC of Scottsdale (480) 585-3939 Public 17020 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale 85255Trilogy GC at Power Ranch (480) 988-0004 Public 4415 E. Village Parkway, Gilbert 85236Trilogy GC at Vistancia (623) 328-5100 Public 12575 W. Golf Club Drive, Peoria 85383

Troon G&CC (480) 585-0540 Private 25000 N. Windy Walk Dr., Scottsdale 85255Troon North GC (480) 585-5300 Public 10320 E. Dynamite Blvd., Scottsdale 85255Tuscany Falls CC at Pebble Creek(623) 536-2491 Public 3645 Clubhouse Dr., Goodyear 85338Union Hills CC (623) 977-4281 Private 9860 Lindgren Avenue, Sun City 85373Viewpoint GR (480) 373-5555 Semi-Private 650 N. Hawes Rd., Mesa 85207Villa De Paz GC (623) 877-1172 Public 4220 N. 103rd Avenue, Phoenix 85037Vista Verde GC (480) 471-2710 Semi-Private18401 E El Circulo Dr.,Rio Verde 85263Vistal GC (602) 305-7755 Public 701 E. Thunderbird Trail, Phoenix 85042Vistas at Westbrook Village GC(623) 566-1633 Semi-Private 18823 N Country Club Pkwy., Peoria 85382We-Ko-Pa GC (480) 836-9000 Public 18200 E. Toh Vee Circle, Fountain Hills 85264Western Skies GC (602) 545-8542 Public 1245 E. Warner Road, Gilbert 85234Whirlwind GC (480) 940-1500 Public 5692 W. North Loop Rd., Chandler 85226Whisper Rock GC (480) 575-8700 Private 32002 N. Old Bridge Rd., Scottsdale 85262Wickenburg CC (928) 684-2011 Public 1420 N. Country Club Dr., Wickenburg 85390Wigwam GR (623) 935-3811 Resort 300 Wigwam Blvd., Litchfi eld Park 85340Wildfi re GC (480) 473-0205 Resort 5225 E. Pathfi nder, Phoenix 85024Willowbrook GC (623) 876-3033 Executive10600 N. Boswell Blvd., Sun City 85351Willowcreek GC (623) 876-3030 Public10600 N. Boswell Blvd., Sun City 85351




Arizona Golf Course Directory: Tucson & Southern Arizona

49’er G&CC(520) 749-4212 Semi-Private 12000 E. Tanque Verde Rd., Tucson 85749Arizona National Golf Club(520) 749-3636 Public 9777 E. Sabino Greens Dr., Tucson 85749Arthur Pack Desert GC(520) 744-3322 Public 9101 N. Thornydale Rd., Tucson 85741Canoa Hills GC(520) 648-1880 Public 1401 Calle Urbano, Green Valley 85614Canoa Ranch GC(520) 393-1966 Public 5800 S. Camino del Sol, Green Valley 85614CC of Green Valley(520) 625-8831 Private 77 Paseo de Golf, Green Valley 85614Davis Monthan GC (520) 228-3734 Military 3965 S. Craycroft Road, Tucson 85708del Lago GC (520) 647-1100 Public 14155 E. Rancho del Lago, Vail 85641Desert Hills GC (520) 625-5090 Private 2500 Circulo de las Lomas, Green Valley 85614Dorado GC(520) 885-6751 Executive 6601 E. Speedway Blvd., Tucson 85710Douglas GC(520) 364-3722 Public 1372 E. Fairway Dr., Douglas 85608El Conquistador CC(520) 544-1800 Resort 10555 N. La Canada Dr., Tucson 85737El Rio Municipal GC(520) 791-4229 Public 1400 W. Speedway Blvd., Tucson 85745Fort Huachuca GC(520) 533-7092 Military Bldg 15479, Ft. Huachuca 85613Fred Enke Municipal GC(520) 791-2539 Public 8251 E. Irvington Rd., Tucson 85730Gallery GC, The(520) 744-2555 Private 14000 N. Dove Mountain Blvd., Marana 85658GC at Vistoso, The(520) 797-9900 Public 955 W. Vistoso Highlands Dr., Tucson 85737Grande Valley GC(520) 466-7734 Public 1505 S. Toltec Rd., Eloy 85231

Haven GC(520) 625-4281 Public 110 N. Abrego Dr., Green Valley 85614Heritage Highlands G&CC(520) 579-7000 Semi-Private 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd., Tucson 85742Hilton El Conquistador GR(520) 544-1770 Resort 10000 N. Oracle Rd., Tucson 85737Kino Springs CC(520) 287-8701 Public 187 Kino Springs Dr., Nogales 85621La Paloma CC(520) 299-1500 Semi-Private 3660 E. Sunrise Dr., Tucson 85718Mountain View GC at Saddlebrooke(520) 818-1100 Semi-Private 38691 S. Mountain View Blvd., Tucson 85739Omni Tucson National GR(520) 575-7540 Resort 2727 W. Club Dr., Tucson 85741Oro Valley CC(520) 297-3322 Private 200 W. Valle Del Oro, Oro Valley 85737Palo Duro Creek GC(520) 761-4394 Public 2690 North Country Club Dr., Nogales 85621Pine Shadows GC(928) 634-1093 Public1480 W. Groseta Ranch Rd., Cottonwood 86326Pueblo del Sol CC(520) 378-6444 Private 2770 St. Andrews Dr., Sierra Vista 85635Quail Canyon GC(520) 887-6161 Public 5190 N. Oracle Rd., Tucson 85704Quarry Pines GC(520) 744-7443 Public 8480 N. Continental Links Dr., Tucson 85743 Randolph Park Golf Complex(520) 791-4161 Public 600 S. Alvernon Way, Tucson 85711Ritz-Carlton Golf Club(520) 572-3500 Resort 6501 Boulder Bridge Pass, Marana 85658Rio Rico Resort & CC(520) 281-8567 Resort 1550 Camino Caralampi, Rio Rico 85648Rolling Hills GC(520) 298-2401 Private 8900 E. 29th St., Tucson 85710Saddlebrooke CC(520) 825-2505 Retirement 64500 E. Saddlebrooke Blvd., Tucson 85739

San Ignacio GC(520) 648-3468 Public

4201 S. Camino del Sol, Green Valley 85614

San Manuel GC(520) 385-2224 Public

26950 N. Reddington Rd., San Manuel 85631

San Pedro Golf Course(520) 586-7888 Public

P.O. Box 2034, Benson 85062

Santa Rita CC(520) 762-5620 Public

16461 S. Houghton Rd., Tucson 85641

Shadow Mountain CC(520) 826-3412 Public

1105 Irene St., Pearce 85625

Silverbell GC(520) 791-5235 Public

3600 N. Silverbell Rd., Tucson 85745

Skyline CC(520) 299-0464 Private

5200 E. St. Andrews Dr., Tucson 85718

Starr Pass Country Club and Spa(520) 670-0400 Resort

3645 West Starr Pass Blvd., Tucson 85745

Stone Canyon Club, The(520) 219-1500 Private

945 W. Vistoso Highlands Dr., Tucson 85737

Sun City Vistoso GC(520) 825-3110 Semi-Private

1555 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd., Oro Valley, 85755

Torres Blancas GC(520) 625-5200 Public

3233 S. Abrego Dr., Green Valley 85614

Tubac GR (520) 398-2021 Resort

P.O. Box 1297, 1 Otera Rd., Tubac 85646

Tucson CC(520) 296-9689 Private

2950 N. Camino Principal, Tucson 85715

Turquoise Hills Family Golf Center(520) 586-2585 Public

800 E. Country Club Dr., Benson 85602

Turquoise Valley GC(520) 432-3025 Public

1791 Newell Rd., Naco 85620

Twin Lakes GC(520) 384-2720 Public

1000 S. Rex Allen Jr. Dr., Willcox 85643

Ventana Canyon GC(520) 577-4015 Resort

6200 N. Clubhouse Lane, Tucson 85715



Arizona Golf Course Directory: Northern, Eastern & Western Arizona

NorthernAntelope Hills GC(928) 776-7888 Public 19 Clubhouse Dr., Prescott 86301BC Ranch Golf Club(928) 567-4487 Public 4105 E. Lakeshore Dr., Lake Montezuma, AZ 86342Canyon Mesa GC(928) 284-0036 Executive 500 Jacks Canyon Rd., Sedona 86351Elephant Rocks GC(928) 635-4935 Public 2200 Golf Course Drive, Williams 86046Flagstaff Ranch(928) 226 -3111 Private 3605 S. Flagstaff Ranch Rd., Flagstaff 86001Forest Highlands GC(928) 525-9000 Private 657 Forest Highlands, Flagstaff 86001GC at Chaparral Pines(928) 472-1430 Private 504 N. Club Dr., Payson 85541Glen Canyon CC(928) 645-2715 Semi-Private P.O. Box 1333, Page 86040Hassayampa GC(928) 443-1958 Private 2060 Golf Club Ln., Prescott 86303Lake Powell National GC(928) 645-2023 Public 400 Clubhouse Dr., Page 86040Oakcreek CC(928) 284-1660 Semi-Private 690 Bell Rock Blvd., Sedona 86351Payson GC(928) 474-2273 Public 1504 W. Country Club Dr., Payson 85541The Pine Canyon Club928-779-5800 Private 3000 S. Clubhouse Circle, Flagstaff 86001Pine Shadows GC(928) 634-1093 Public 1480 W. Groseta Ranch Rd., Cottonwood 86326Pinewood CC(928) 286-1110 Private 395 E. Pinewood Blvd., Munds Park 86017Prescott CC(928) 772-8984 Public 1030 Prescott Country Club Blvd., Dewey 86327Prescott Lakes G&CC(928) 443-3500 Private 315 E. Smoke Tree Lane, Prescott 86301Quailwood Greens GC(928) 772-0130 Public 12200 E. Hwy 69, Dewy 86327 The Rim GC(928) 472-1480 Private 301 S. Clubhouse Dr., Payson 85541Sedona GR(928) 284-9355 Resort 35 Ridge Trail Dr., Sedona 86351

Seven Canyons, The Club at(928) 203-2001 Private 3755 Long Canyon Rd., Sedona 86336StoneRidge GC(928) 772-6500 Public 1601 N. Bluff Top Rd., Prescott Valley 86314Talking Rock(928) 858-7000 Private 15075 N. Talking Rock Ranch Rd., Prescott 86305Verde Santa Fe GC(928) 634-5454 Public 645 S. Verde Sante Fe Pkwy., Cornville 86325

EasternAlpine CC(928) 339-4944 Public 100 Country Club Lane, Alpine 85920Apache Stronghold GC(928) 475-7800 Public P.O. Box 1012, San Carlos 85550Bison G&CC(928) 537-4564 Semi-Private 860 N. 36th Dr., Show Low 85901 Cobre Valley CC(928) 473-2542 Public 22 Pinal Canyon Dr., Globe 85502Concho Valley CC(928) 337-2622 Public HC 30, Box 900, Concho 85924Greenlee CC(928) 687-1099 Public HCR Box 306, Duncan 85534Hayden Municipal GC(928) 356-7801 Public Golf Course Rd., Box 298, Hayden 85235Hidden Cove GC(928) 524-3097 Public P.O. Box 70 Hidden Cove Rd., Holbrook 86025Kearny GC(928) 363-7441 Public P.O. Box 927, 301 Airport Rd., Kearny 85237Mount Graham GC(928) 348-3140 Public P.O. Box 592, Safford 85548Pine Meadows CC(928) 535-4220 Public 2209 Country Club Dr., Overgaard 85933Pinetop CC(928) 369-2461 Private 6739 Country Club Dr., Pinetop 85935Pinetop Lakes G&CC(928) 369-4531 Executive 4643 Bucksprings Rd., Pinetop 85935Silver Creek GC(928) 537-2744 Public 2051 Silver Lake Blvd., Show Low 85901Snowfl ake Municipal GC(928) 536-7233 Public 90 N. Country Club Dr., Snowfl ake 85937Torreon GC(928) 532-8000 Private 651 S. Torreon Loop, Show Low 85901

White Mountain CC(928) 367-4913 Private P.O. Box 1489, Pinetop 85935WesternBridgewater Links GC(928) 855-4777 Executive 1477 Queens Bay, Lake Havasu City 86403Cerbat Cliffs GC(928) 753-6593 Public 1001 E. Gates Ave., Kingman 86401Chaparral CC(928) 758-3939 Executive 1260 E. Mohave Dr., Bullhead City 86442Cocopah Bend RV & GR(928) 343-1663 Executive 6800 Strand Ave., Yuma 85364Desert Hills Municipal G&CC(928) 344-4653 Public 1245 Desert Hills Dr., Yuma 85365 Desert Lakes GC(928) 768-1000 Public 5835 Desert Lakes Dr., Ft. Mohave 86427Dove Valley GC(928) 627-3262 Public 220 N. Marshall Loop Rd., Somerton 85350El Rio G&CC(928) 577-0123 Public 1 Paseo El Rio, Mohave Valley, AZ 86440Emerald Canyon GC(928) 667-3366 Public 72 Emerald Canyon Dr., Parker 85344Foothills GC(928) 342-9565 Public 14000 E. County 14th St., Yuma 85367Fortuna Del Ray GR(928) 342-4766 Public 13650 N. Frontage Rd., Yuma 85367Havasu Island GC(520) 855-5585 Resort 1090 McCulloch Blvd., Lake Havasu City 86403London Bridge GC(928) 855-2719 Public 2400 Clubhouse Dr., Lake Havasu City 86406Mesa Del Sol GC(928) 342-1283 Public 12213 Calle Del Cid, Yuma 85367Mesa View GC(928) 633-2818 Executive 4 Ash Street, Bagdad 86321Refuge GC(928) 764-2275 Private 3275 Latrobe Dr., Lake Havasu City 86404Salome Heights GC(928) 859-4653 Public 58600 Monroe Ave., Salome 85348Valle Vista CC(928) 757-8744 Public 9686 Concho Dr., Kingman 86401Yuma G&CC(928) 726-1104 Private 3150 Fortuna Ave., Yuma, 85365Information deemed to be accurate as provided by participating golf courses.


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Arizona Golf Resort 425 S. Power Road Mesa, AZ 85206 [email protected] 480-832-3202 www.arizonagolfresort.com

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Chef Nina Vincenti’s style of cuisine and consummately renowned sauces are of such

unique flavor, that it has been said that “Food turns holy in Nina’s hands!” Her food and fame

have gained Nina a wide recognition all over the U.S.A. and even abroad.

tutti santi was chosen as...

Zagat’s “Top 100 Restaurants in America”

“Best Pasta” – Arizona Republic“Best Italian Restaurant”

– New Times

www.tuttisantiristorante.com

Scottsdale9011 E. Via Linda

(SE corner Via Linda & 90th St.)

480.391.2222

Glendale19420 N. 59th Avenue, Ste. C-117

(NW Corner of 59th Ave. & Utopia)

623.566.1582

Scottsdale6339 E. Greenway Road, Ste. 108(SW corner 64th St & Greenway)

480.951.3775

Mesa1859 W. Guadalupe Road, Ste. 101

(SE Corner of Dobson & Guadalupe)

480.820.7656

Phoenix7575 N. 16th Street, Ste. 5

(Just South of Pointe Hilton)

602.216.0336

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