Golf
Desert Canyon Golf Club
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 Indian Wells Drive • 480.837.1173 •
desertcanyongolf.com
This scenic 6489 yards par-71 desert course is known for its narrow
fairways, challenging dog-legs and continuous elevation changes. The
stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the Sonoran Desert
make for a memorable round of golf. Golf Shop, practice facilities and
a clubhouse that doubles as a fine-dining Steakhouse contribute to a
unique Arizona golfing experience in the center of Fountain Hills.
The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain
14915 E. Eagle Mountain Pkwy. • 480.816.1234 •
eaglemtn.com
Located just a chip shot away from Scottsdale, Arizona, The Golf
Club at Eagle Mountain provides golfers with a stunning desert golf
experience highlighted by scenic vistas, dramatic elevation changes and
award-winning course layout. The Scott Miller-designed, 18-hole course
(par-71 and 6,800 yards from the back tees) incorporates the property’s
natural box canyons and native Sonoran Desert into the design of the
golf course. Since opening in 1996, The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain has
earned numerous awards and accolades including:
“Best New Public Golf Course” by the Arizona Republic in 1996 and
“Best of Phoenix Public Golf Courses” in 2006 by the Phoenix New
Times. The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain is professionally managed
by OB Sports Golf Management.
Scottsdale Golf & Lodging
480.837.4284 • 888.799.4284 •
scottsdalegolf.com
SunRidge Canyon Golf Club
13100 N. SunRidge Drive • 480.837.5100 • 800.562.5178 •
sunridgegolf.com
Opened in 1995, SunRidge Canyon is a 6,823-yard, par-71 Keith
Foster designed course. Selected No. 42 on Golf Magazine’s list of
“Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S.” The course was chosen by
Arizona tournament players as the top-ranked daily-fee golf club
and was the site of the 1997 USGA State Team Championship.
We-Ko-Pa Golf Club
18200 E. Toh Vee Circle • 480.836.9000 • 866.660.7700 •
wekopa.com
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