Arizona golf
Best golf courses in Arizona.
Ranked by LooperScore, BogeyMap's own algorithm. 151 of the 151 courses we publish in Arizona are playable without a member invite.
BogeyMap publishes 151 golf courses in Arizona, of which 151 are playable without a member invite (public, resort, municipal, or semi-private). Quintero Golf Club in Peoria currently leads the state with a LooperScore of 92.0. The cities with the most courses are Scottsdale, Tucson, Phoenix.
151
Courses published
98
Public
33
Resort
20
Semi-private
Top-rated courses in Arizona
Quintero Golf Club
Peoria, AZ
Troon North Golf Club (Monument)
Scottsdale, AZ
Grayhawk Golf Club - Talon
Scottsdale, AZ
TPC Scottsdale (Stadium)
Scottsdale, AZ
We-Ko-Pa Golf Club (Cholla)
Fort McDowell, AZ
Papago Golf Course
Phoenix, AZ
Phoenician Golf Club
Scottsdale, AZ
Phoenician Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona opened as a 27-hole resort facility designed by Ted Robinson Sr. and Homer Flint, and was consolidated and redesigned into an 18-hole championship course by Phil Smith in 2018.
Troon North Golf Club (Pinnacle)
Scottsdale, AZ
The Pinnacle Course at Troon North Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona was designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish and opened in 1995, routed through the rugged Sonoran Desert near Pinnacle Peak.
Gold Canyon Golf Resort (Dinosaur Mountain)
Gold Canyon, AZ
Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club - Mountain
Tucson, AZ
The Mountain Course at Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club, designed by the acclaimed Tom Fazio and opened in 1987, is a breathtaking testament to desert golf in Tucson, Arizona. Fazio's design philosophy here was to create a course that not only challenges golfers but also immerses them in the dramatic beauty of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The course is famous for its elevation changes and stunning vistas, with the signature 3rd hole being one of the most photographed par-3s west of the Mississippi. This iconic hole plays across a canyon of cacti to a green tucked into rugged rocks, offering panoramic views stretching into Mexico. Another memorable feature is the long, downhill par-5 18th, providing a spectacular finish with elevated tee shots and views of waterfalls and mountains. The Mountain Course demands precision and strategic shot-making, rewarding golfers with an unforgettable experience amidst the pristine Sonoran Desert landscape.
Raven Golf Club at South Mountain
Phoenix, AZ
Graham & Panks's 7,078-yard South Mountain showcase — lush Bermuda fairways against Phoenix's native desert backdrop.
Omni Tucson National Resort - Sonoran Course
Tucson, AZ
Tom Lehman & Jeff Hardin's 7,148-yard Sonoran Desert layout — Santa Catalina Mountain views at Omni Tucson National.
Wigwam Golf Club (Red Course)
Litchfield Park, AZ
Robert Trent Jones Sr.'s 7,430-yard West Valley flagship — the Red Course at Wigwam has anchored Arizona resort golf since 1965.
Talking Stick Golf Club (Piipaash)
Scottsdale, AZ
Wickenburg Ranch Golf Club
Wickenburg, AZ
Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club (Canyon)
Tucson, AZ
Starr Pass Golf Club
Tucson, AZ
Boulders Golf Club (North)
Carefree, AZ
Camelback Golf Club (Padre)
Scottsdale, AZ
Gainey Ranch Golf Club
Scottsdale, AZ
Camelback Golf Club (Ambiente)
Scottsdale, AZ
Sedona Golf Resort
Sedona, AZ
Sedona Golf Resort integrates into the high desert landscape, offering views of the area's prominent red rock formations on most holes.
Longbow Golf Club
Mesa, AZ
East Valley desert golf at a great value
TPC Scottsdale (Champions)
Scottsdale, AZ
Golf by city in Arizona
Architects behind Arizona's best golf
Common questions about Arizona golf
- How many golf courses can you play in Arizona?
- BogeyMap publishes 151 courses in Arizona. 151 of them are public, resort, municipal, or semi-private, meaning a visiting golfer can usually book a tee time directly with the course.
- What is the best public course in Arizona?
- Quintero Golf Club in Peoria holds the highest LooperScore among public courses we publish in Arizona (92.0).
- How does BogeyMap rank Arizona courses?
- Every list is generated by LooperScore, BogeyMap's own 0-100 composite of course quality signals, verified golfer ratings, and editorial review. We never republish another publication's rankings, and a course only shows a score once the underlying evidence exists. See how the rankings work.
- Can BogeyMap get me on a private club in Arizona?
- No. BogeyMap doesn't sell tee times and never guarantees access. For clubs that allow limited outside play, Looper Pro members can read researched Access Intel describing how that access generally works — the club is always the final authority.