Continental Country Club

Sedona, AZ · 29 mi away

Sedona Golf Resort is located in Sedona, Arizona, at roughly 4,350 feet elevation amid the region's distinctive red rock formations. The course occupies high-desert terrain in the Verde Valley, with holes routed through pinyon and juniper vegetation and natural arroyos. Gary Panks designed the course, which opened in 1988. Several holes play uphill or downhill, taking advantage of the property's elevation changes, with forced carries over desert washes and bunkering positioned around the greens. The red rock backdrop is visible throughout much of the round. Operated as a resort course, Sedona Golf Resort is open to visitors and resort guests, playing to a par of 71 at roughly 6,646 yards from the back tees.

Sedona, AZ · 31 mi away

OakCreek Country Club sits in Sedona, Arizona, with views of the area's red rock formations from several holes. The 18-hole, par-72 course opened in the late 1960s and was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Robert Trent Jones Jr. The layout follows a traditional style with tree-lined, doglegged fairways, fairway bunkers positioned in landing areas, and elevated greens ringed by large bunkers. It plays more like a Midwestern parkland course than a typical desert track. OakCreek operates as a public course with a clubhouse restaurant, men's and women's clubs, and practice facilities. Reservations can be made up to 30 days in advance, with an added booking fee for tee times reserved 31 to 90 days out.

Williams, AZ · 37 mi away

Elephant Rocks sits at about 7,000 feet in Williams, in the shadow of Bill Williams Mountain, and winds through tall Ponderosa pines. Golf has been played here since the 1920s as the Williams Country Club. The city took it over, Gary Panks reworked the original nine in 1990, and Panks returned to add a second nine in 2000. The older nine is tighter and shorter; the newer nine is longer. Par 72, about 6,695 yards, open March through November.