TPC Scottsdale (Stadium)

Scottsdale, AZ · 0.6 mi away

The Champions Course is one of two 18-hole courses at TPC Scottsdale, a golf complex in Scottsdale, Arizona, northeast of Phoenix, operated by the PGA Tour's TPC Network. It sits on the site once occupied by the original Desert Course, with the layout completely rebuilt in 2007 under architect Randy Heckenkemper, who had worked on the property's earlier design in the 1980s. The course winds through natural desert terrain, ravines, and foothill washes with views of the McDowell Mountains, and plays to roughly 7,100 yards at a par of 71. A stretch of finishing holes is noted for its difficulty and scenic desert setting, distinct from the ravine and wash features found earlier in the round. TPC Scottsdale operates as a public resort facility alongside the Stadium Course, which hosts the PGA Tour's Phoenix Open. Both courses are available for daily fee play with advance tee time booking.

Phoenix, AZ · 2.7 mi away

Wildfire Golf Club's Palmer Course is an Arnold Palmer Design at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort in Phoenix. The 7,145-yard, par-72 layout offers expansive fairways and a scenic desert experience, with the Palmer signature of strategic bunkering and risk-reward holes. The course is part of a 36-hole complex at one of Phoenix's premier resort destinations, offering excellent conditioning and accessibility for resort guests and public players alike.

Scottsdale, AZ · 2.8 mi away

Raptor is the Tom Fazio course at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, opened in 1995. It sits on higher, more open desert ground than its neighbor, the Talon Course, and plays as a par 72. The course is wide off the tee but demanding into the greens, with large bunker complexes, elevated putting surfaces and long forced carries over desert wash. Firm fairways and Bermuda greens make angle of approach matter more than raw distance. Raptor hosted the NCAA Division I men's and women's golf championships in the early 2020s, when Grayhawk served as the fixed site for the event. Phil's Grill is Grayhawk's 19th hole, named for club ambassador Phil Mickelson. Its patio tables, campfire-style lounge and views across the course toward the McDowell Mountains give Raptor groups an easy place to keep the round going.