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Peoria, AZ · 5.4 mi away

The Vistas Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Westbrook Village Golf Club in Peoria, Arizona, in the northwest Phoenix valley. It was designed by architect Kenneth M. Kavanaugh and is the companion course to the club's original Ted Robinson-designed Lakes layout. The Vistas plays to a par of 72 and stretches to roughly 6,544 yards from its back tees. Westbrook operates as a member-owned club that functions as a private facility from November through April and opens to public play from May through September, with a pro shop, restaurant and practice facilities at each course.

Peoria, AZ · 5.7 mi away

The Lakes Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Westbrook Village Golf Club, a golf community in Peoria in the Northwest Valley of metropolitan Phoenix. It was the original course built for the community and winds through rolling terrain dotted with lakes and mature trees. The course was designed by architect Ted Robinson. Slightly sloped greens add a layer of difficulty compared with the club's other course, the Vistas, and the closing two holes are considered the highlight of the round, finishing along water. Westbrook operates as a private club for members from November through April and opens to public play from May through September. The club also offers PGA instruction, two clubhouses, and practice facilities shared between its two courses.

Phoenix, AZ · 6.1 mi away

Cave Creek Golf Course is a public 18-hole municipal facility with a par of 72 located in Phoenix, Arizona. Built in 1983 as a pioneering landfill reclamation project, the course was designed by architect Jack Snyder. Cave Creek features wide rolling fairways that allow for various shot selections and provides picturesque mountain views throughout the round. A winding creek runs through much of the layout and influences play on multiple holes. The large greens are slightly raised and feature significant undulations. The par 4 eighth hole serves as a challenging test, playing straight but requiring length to reach the putting surface in regulation.