Phoenician Golf Club

Paradise Valley, AZ · 1.9 mi away

The Short Course at Mountain Shadows is a par-54 course in Paradise Valley, Arizona. Forrest Richardson, a protégé of original architect Arthur Jack Snyder, redesigned it in 2017 as an 18-hole par-3 course. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making and green complexes. It includes the bonus 17.5 hole, "The Forrest Wager," for tie-breaking. The course integrates with the desert landscape and offers views of Camelback Mountain.

Phoenix, AZ · 3.2 mi away

Papago Golf Course is a municipal layout in Phoenix set beneath the red sandstone buttes of Papago Park, with the landmark Hole-in-the-Rock formation visible from parts of the property. William F. Bell designed it and it opened in 1963, making it one of the older public courses in the valley. A major renovation completed in 2008 restored and modernized Bell's design, including work around the par-3 11th's lake and the risk-reward par-5 ninth. Papago serves as the home course for Arizona State University's golf teams. Its mature trees and open, parkland-style fairways set it apart from the desert-target courses common elsewhere in Phoenix.

Scottsdale, AZ · 3.4 mi away

McCormick Ranch Golf Club's Palm course is located in the heart of Scottsdale, Arizona, on land that was part of the McCormick family's cattle and Arabian horse ranch before it was developed in the early 1970s. Camelback and McDowell Mountain are visible across the property. Desmond Muirhead designed the Palm course, which opened in 1972 alongside a companion Pine course at the same facility. Water comes into play on about ten holes, and the layout has hosted a Canadian Tour event in the past. The eighteen-hole, par-72 course is open to public play year round, with a large putting green, two chipping areas and a driving range shared with the adjoining Pine course.