Roy Dye

Phoenix, AZ

Stonecreek Golf Club is a public course in Phoenix, Arizona, near the point where Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley meet. It follows the contours of the Indian Bend Wash, giving many of its greens an elevated setting with views of the nearby Squaw Peak mountains. The course originally opened in 1983, designed by Gary Grandstaff and Roy Dye, and was later reworked by Arthur Hills & Associates, who added a stone-bedded creek that winds through much of the layout. It plays to a par of 71 and measures 6,871 yards from the back tees, with five sets of tees available for different skill levels. Bunkers as deep as 15 feet and water from both the creek and several ponds add challenge throughout the round. The club includes a restaurant, a full-service golf shop, a practice facility, and event space, and has hosted local qualifying rounds for PGA Tour events.