Antelope Hills Golf Course’s South Course in Prescott, designed by Lawrence Hughes in 1956, is a public 18-hole layout set in a scenic high-desert environment. At 7,014 yards with a slope of 130, it features wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and large greens, offering a classic and accessible golfing experience. The South Course plays with a […]
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Antelope Hills Golf Course’s North Course in Prescott, designed by Lawrence Hughes in 1956, is a public 18-hole layout known for its traditional design and scenic views. At 6,815 yards with a slope of 130, it features tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and fast greens, offering a classic high-desert golf experience. The North Course plays with
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Talking Stick Golf Club’s South Course in Scottsdale, designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw in 1997, is a public 18-hole layout with a parkland-style design. At 6,833 yards with a slope of 130, it features tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and water hazards, offering a contrast to its North Course counterpart. The South Course plays
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Wildfire Golf Club’s Faldo Course in Phoenix, designed by Nick Faldo in 2002, is a resort 18-hole layout set in the Sonoran Desert. At 6,846 yards with a slope of 135, it features wide fairways, large bunkers, and fast greens, offering a challenging yet playable experience with stunning mountain views. The Faldo Course plays with
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Wildfire Golf Club’s Palmer Course in Phoenix, designed by Arnold Palmer in 1997, is a resort 18-hole layout known for its dramatic desert terrain. At 7,115 yards with a slope of 135, it features wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and water hazards, offering a scenic and challenging resort experience. The Palmer Course plays with a balance
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Whirlwind Golf Club’s Cattail Course in Chandler, designed by Gary Panks in 2002, is a resort 18-hole layout known for its strategic design and desert beauty. At 7,017 yards with a slope of 135, it features tighter fairways than its Devil’s Claw counterpart, with water hazards and bunkers set against the South Mountain backdrop. Cattail
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