2026 Course Guide
Every Notable Golf Course in Scottsdale
Scottsdale is home to more than 200 golf courses within a 30-mile radius. These are the 37 that define the lifestyle — organized by who can play them and what they cost.
Ultra-private members-only
10 coursesScottsdale National – The Mine Course
by Tim Jackson & David Kahn
Par 72 · 7,212 yds
Private (members-only)
“Bob Parsons’ vision: pure shot-making, zero compromises.”
Scottsdale National – The Other Course
by Phil Mickelson & Rick Smith
Par 72 · 7,027 yds
Private (members-only)
“Phil-designed, with risk-reward driveable par-4s.”
Scottsdale National – The Bad Little Nine
by Bob Parsons (concept) & Jackson/Kahn
Par 27 · 1,411 yds
Private (members-only)
“A par-3 short course with diabolical green complexes.”
Whisper Rock – Upper Course
by Phil Mickelson & Gary Stephenson
Par 72 · 7,726 yds
Private (members-only)
“Designed by Phil for tour pros — long, strategic, demanding.”
Whisper Rock – Lower Course
by Tom Fazio
Par 72 · 7,236 yds
Private (members-only)
“Fazio finesse — considered one of his finest desert layouts.”
Estancia Club
by Tom Fazio
Par 72 · 7,224 yds
Private (members-only)
“#1-ranked private course in Arizona at the base of Pinnacle Peak.”
Silverleaf Club
by Tom Weiskopf
Par 72 · 7,325 yds
Private (members-only)
“Weiskopf masterpiece carved into the McDowell foothills.”
Desert Mountain – Renegade
by Jack Nicklaus
Par 72 · 7,194 yds
Private (members-only)
“Six Nicklaus courses inside one private community.”
Desert Mountain – Cochise
by Jack Nicklaus
Par 72 · 6,973 yds
Private (members-only)
“Host of the PGA TOUR Champions’ Charles Schwab Cup Championship.”
Mirabel Club
by Jack Nicklaus (Signature)
Par 71 · 7,127 yds
Private (members-only)
“Walkable Nicklaus routing — a rare luxury in desert golf.”
Resort & premium public
17 coursesPhoenician Golf Club
by Phil Mickelson (2018 redesign)
Par 71 · 6,518 yds
Resort / private hybrid
“Camelback Mountain backdrop, $32M Mickelson rebuild.”
Troon North – Monument Course
by Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish
Par 72 · 7,028 yds
Public / Resort
“The famous boulder-bisected par-4 3rd hole.”
Troon North – Pinnacle Course
by Tom Weiskopf
Par 72 · 7,044 yds
Public / Resort
“Elevated tee boxes with Pinnacle Peak panoramas.”
Grayhawk – Raptor Course
by Tom Fazio
Par 72 · 7,135 yds
Public / Resort
“Host of the NCAA D-I Men’s & Women’s Championships.”
Grayhawk – Talon Course
by David Graham & Gary Panks
Par 72 · 6,973 yds
Public / Resort
“Devilish par-3 11th over a saguaro-studded ravine.”
TPC Scottsdale – Stadium Course
by Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish
Par 71 · 7,261 yds
Resort
“Home of the WM Phoenix Open’s famous 16th hole.”
TPC Scottsdale – Champions Course
by Randy Heckenkemper
Par 71 · 7,115 yds
Resort
“Quieter sibling of the Stadium — great winter rates.”
The Boulders – North Course
by Jay Morrish
Par 72 · 6,717 yds
Resort
“Twelve-million-year-old granite outcrops define each fairway.”
The Boulders – South Course
by Jay Morrish
Par 71 · 6,726 yds
Resort
“Tighter sibling layout favoring shot-makers over bombers.”
We-Ko-Pa – Saguaro Course
by Coore & Crenshaw
Par 71 · 6,966 yds
Public
“Walkable, ranked among America’s top-100 public courses.”
We-Ko-Pa – Cholla Course
by Scott Miller
Par 72 · 7,225 yds
Public
“Yavapai Nation land — zero residential development on either side.”
Talking Stick – North Course
by Coore & Crenshaw
Par 70 · 7,133 yds
Resort
“Links-style Sonoran design — wide fairways, firm turf.”
Talking Stick – South Course
by Coore & Crenshaw
Par 71 · 6,833 yds
Resort
“Parkland-style sister to the North — lakes & cottonwoods.”
Camelback – Ambiente Course
by Jason Straka (Hurdzan)
Par 72 · 7,225 yds
Resort
“Award-winning 2012 redesign at JW Marriott Camelback.”
Camelback – Padre Course
by Arthur Jack Snyder
Par 72 · 6,903 yds
Resort
“Older, tree-lined sister course — great for higher-handicap players.”
Eagle Mountain Golf Club
by Scott Miller
Par 71 · 6,800 yds
Public
“Fountain Hills daily-fee with sweeping Four Peaks panoramas.”
Sun Ridge Canyon Golf Club
by Keith Foster
Par 71 · 6,826 yds
Public
“The famous "Wicked Six" finishing stretch through a saguaro-lined canyon.”
Private community clubs
10 coursesDC Ranch Country Club – Sunrise
by Scott Miller
Par 71 · 6,800 yds
Private (community-affiliated)
“Members-only with McDowell Mountain backdrops.”
DC Ranch Country Club – Sunset
by Scott Miller
Par 71 · 6,750 yds
Private (community-affiliated)
“Tight desert-target layout favoring shot-makers.”
Terravita Golf Club
by Billy Casper & Greg Nash
Par 72 · 6,850 yds
Private (community-affiliated)
“Mature 1994 desert routing with Continental Mountains views.”
Legend Trail Golf Club
by Rees Jones
Par 71 · 6,845 yds
Semi-private (community-affiliated)
“Rees Jones desert design with dramatic elevation changes.”
Gainey Ranch – Lakes/Arroyo/Dunes
by Brad Benz & Mike Poellot
Par 72 · 6,800 yds
Private (community-affiliated)
“Three nines wound through central-Scottsdale water features.”
McCormick Ranch – Palm Course
by Desmond Muirhead
Par 72 · 7,032 yds
Public (community-affiliated)
“70+ palms imported from California — the original 1972 Scottsdale resort course.”
McCormick Ranch – Pine Course
by Desmond Muirhead
Par 72 · 7,187 yds
Public (community-affiliated)
“Lakeside sibling — home of the LPGA Standard Register Ping for 14 years.”
Pinnacle Peak Country Club
by Forrest Richardson (redesign)
Par 71 · 6,562 yds
Private (community-affiliated)
“Old-Scottsdale 1977 club with founding-member-Bob-Goldwater roots.”
Ancala Country Club
by Perry Dye
Par 72 · 7,203 yds
Private
“East-Scottsdale members club tucked against the McDowell foothills.”
FireRock Country Club
by Gary Panks
Par 71 · 6,810 yds
Private
“Fountain Hills club known for elevation changes & Four Peaks views.”
Public, resort, or private — which fits you?
Scottsdale offers a uniquely democratic golf scene. Top-100 courses like Troon North’s Monument and Grayhawk’s Raptor are open to the public year-round. Resort courses (TPC Scottsdale, Boulders, Phoenician, Camelback) are accessible with a stay or a daily fee. The true exclusives — Scottsdale National, Whisper Rock, Estancia, Desert Mountain, and Silverleaf — remain members-only and typically require sponsorship.
If your dream is to play different courses every weekend, base yourself near Grayhawk or Troon North where 12 top courses are within a 15-minute drive. If you want the same caddies and bartenders to know your name, target DC Ranch Country Club or Desert Mountain.