Resort · 18 holes
Talking Stick Golf Club (Piipaash)
Scottsdale, AZ — Woodland Hills Golf Course, located near Ankeny and Des Moines, Iowa, is a historic public course designed by Warren Dickinson in 1928. Dickinson, a civil engineer and golfer, crafted a layout that has stood the test of time, offering a classic golfing experience. The 18-hole course is known for its unique mix of holes and varying tee box lengths, making it suitable for golfers of all ages and skill levels. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills and mature trees, providing a picturesque and challenging backdrop for a round of golf. While specific signature holes are not consistently highlighted, the course is praised for its enjoyable playability and well-maintained conditions. Woodland Hills has a history of hosting local tournaments and events, serving as a community hub for golf enthusiasts. Its enduring design, scenic setting, and accessibility make it a popular choice for those seeking a quality public golf experience in the central Iowa region.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southwest
LooperScore
82.2
Holes
18
Par
71
Design & architects
- Ben Crenshaw — architect
- Bill Coore — architect
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Nearby courses
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Talking Stick Golf Club - O'odham Course
Scottsdale, AZ · 1.7 mi away
The O'odham Course at Talking Stick Golf Club stands as a testament to strategic desert golf, masterfully crafted by the renowned design duo Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. Their minimalist philosophy shines through, seamlessly integrating the course into the flat, natural Arizona landscape, emphasizing shot-making and thoughtful play over manufactured drama. The terrain, characterized by subtle contours and native desert flora, provides a visually striking backdrop that demands precision. Players will find themselves captivated by signature holes such as the par-4 12th, which presents a strategic split fairway, forcing a decision off the tee that can greatly influence the approach. The course offers a refreshing challenge, with wide fairways that invite aggressive lines, yet greens that are quick and demand careful reading. It’s a course that rewards strategic thinking and a nuanced short game. Ideal for destination golfers seeking an authentic desert golf experience with a classic design pedigree, the O'odham Course offers a memorable round that respects both the land and the game.
Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club
Scottsdale, AZ · 1.7 mi away
Scottsdale's accessible central public layout — Camelback Mountain views and walkable desert golf since 1962.
McCormick Ranch Golf Club (Palm)
Scottsdale, AZ · 3.2 mi away
Pinehurst No. 4, originally designed by Tom Fazio and later masterfully reimagined by Gil Hanse in 2018, stands as a visually stunning tribute to the timeless traditions of Sandhills golf. Hanse’s redesign focused on restoring the natural character of the landscape, creating a course that seamlessly blends with its surroundings. The terrain features rolling topography, dramatic vistas, and expansive sandy waste areas, making it arguably the most picturesque course at the resort. The par-5 13th hole is a standout, offering a classic risk-reward challenge that embodies the strategic essence of the course. Since its redesign, No. 4 has garnered significant acclaim, being voted “Best New Course” and a “Top 100 Course,” and proudly hosted the 2019 U.S. Amateur. Playing No. 4 provides a challenging yet breathtaking experience, inviting golfers to immerse themselves in a truly authentic Carolina golf landscape.