1. Continental Country Club — Public-friendly 18-hole championship course set below Mount Elden; a convenient Flagstaff option with mountain views and a relaxed local-club feel. (Continental Golf Club)
2. Forest Highlands Golf Club — Private luxury golf community with two highly regarded championship courses: the Canyon Course and Meadow Course, both designed by Tom Weiskopf. (Forest Highlands Golf Club)
3. Pine Canyon Club — Private Flagstaff golf community with a scenic 19-hole championship course surrounded by pines, mountain air, and elevated luxury amenities. (Pine Canyon)
4. Flagstaff Ranch Golf Club — Private mountain golf community known for dramatic vistas, wildlife, and a highly ranked private-course experience. (flagstaffranch.com)
1. Seven Canyons — Private, red-rock golf experience with dramatic canyon views; one of Sedona’s most scenic and prestigious courses. (GolfDigest.com)
2. Sedona Golf Resort — Public/resort-style Sedona favorite with a 6,646-yard, par-71 course framed by iconic red rock scenery. (Arizona Hideaway Collection)
3. Oakcreek Country Club — Sedona’s original championship course; a classic, approachable layout with red rock views and long-standing local appeal. (The OakcreekCountry Club)
1. Troon North Golf Club — One of Scottsdale’s signature desert-golf experiences, with the Monument and Pinnacle courses set around granite boulders and Pinnacle Peak scenery. (Troon North Golf Club)
2. We-Ko-Pa Golf Club — Highly ranked public golf near Scottsdale with two acclaimed desert courses, Saguaro and Cholla, known for wide-open Sonoran Desert views and no surrounding homes. (We-Ko-Pa Golf Club)
3. TPC Scottsdale — Home of the WM Phoenix Open Stadium Course, plus the Champions Course; a must-know Scottsdale golf destination with strong name recognition. (Experience Scottsdale)
4. Grayhawk Golf Club — Public Scottsdale club with two popular courses, Raptor and Talon; strong for visitors, corporate outings, and high-end daily-fee golf. (Grayhawk Golf Club)
5. The Country Club at DC Ranch — Private DC Ranch-area club offering golf, dining, social events, and a refined North Scottsdale private-club lifestyle. (ccdcranch.com)
6. Silverleaf Club — Prestigious private club in North Scottsdale with a Tom Weiskopf-designed championship course in the McDowell Mountain foothills. (silverleafclub.com)
7. The Estancia Club — Private, top-tier Scottsdale club with an 18-hole Tom Fazio championship course and elevated desert views. (The Estancia Club)
8. Desert Mountain Club — Premier private North Scottsdale golf community with six Jack Nicklaus Signature courses plus a short course and luxury amenities. (Desert Mountain Club)
9. Gainey Ranch Golf Club — Private Scottsdale club with championship golf, dining, tennis, fitness, pools, and a strong social-club environment. (Invited Clubs)
1. Ocotillo Golf Club — Premier Chandler daily-fee course with 27 holes, lush fairways, lakes, waterfalls, and a resort-style feel. (Arcis Golf)
2. Whirlwind Golf Club — Two award-winning courses, Devil’s Claw and Cattail, designed by Gary Panks and set within the natural Gila River landscape. (Whirlwind Golf Club)
3. San Marcos Golf Course — Historic downtown Chandler course established in 1913; a traditional parkland-style layout and Arizona’s first all-green grass course. (sanmarcosgolfresort.com)
4. Lone Tree Golf Club — Semi-private 18-hole Chandler course near the San Tan Mountains with a traditional layout and approachable Arizona golf feel. (lonetreegolf18.com)
1. Power Ranch Golf Club — Public 18-hole championship course in Gilbert, located southeast of Phoenix and Scottsdale. (powerranchgolfclub.com)
2. Seville Golf & Country Club — Private Gilbert country club with championship golf, tennis, pickleball, fitness, dining, and family amenities. (Invited Clubs)
1. Las Sendas Golf Club — Mesa desert-style par-72 course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.; known for elevated views, strong conditions, and challenging play. (Las Sendas Golf Club)
2. Longbow Golf Club — Public 18-hole championship resort course in Mesa, located about 20 minutes from Phoenix and Scottsdale. (longbowgolf.com)
3. Papago Golf Club — Popular Phoenix public course near Sky Harbor, Papago Park, and ASU golf facilities; strong location and classic desert views. (Papago Golf Club)
4. Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club — Private Gold Canyon club with two Jack Nicklaus-designed courses and dramatic Superstition Mountain scenery. (superstitionmountain.com)
5. Arizona Biltmore Golf Club — Iconic Phoenix golf club with two courses, the Estates Course and Links Course, near the Phoenix Mountain Preserve. (Arizona Biltmore Golf Club)
6. Raven Golf Club Phoenix — South Mountain-area course with pine-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and skyline views; a unique non-traditional desert layout. (Arcis Golf)
