Golf Arizona Magazine 2008 - (Page FE6) Private Country Clubs Members Wanted So you want to join a golf club? Arizona has quite a selection of private and semi-private golf clubs throughout the state. Listed below are a few clubs who are looking for new members. of club membership. (480) 281-1040. www.thegolfclubscottsdale.com. Fire Rock Countr y Club, located in Fountain Hills, is a private gated golf community which brings a level of refined style and beauty that rivals the natural landscape of this small hillside community. FireRock membership consists of a magnificent 18-hole championship golf course designed be award-winning architect Gary Panks and exceptional amenities including a richly appointed 29,000 sq ft clubhouse, premier dining, tennis, swimming and fitness. Memberships at FireRock Country Club do not require a homesite agreement, and Golf Memberships are 100% refundable and are eligible for equity conversion in the near future. For membership information, contact Mike Adams, Sales Director, at (480) 836-3435. www.firerockcc.com. The Tonto Verde Golf Community, an active adult community located FE6 SCOTTSDALE & AREA The Golf Club Scottsdale is dedicated to the time honored grand traditions of the game. This private golf club, designed by Jay Morrish and Dick Bailey, provides a sense of tranquility and awe as it winds its way through the unspoiled saguaro forests of North Scottsdale. A private club restricted to 350 fortunate members, The Golf Club Scottsdale leaves nothing to chance when it comes to relaxation and enjoyment from their perfectly manicured fair ways, tees and greens to their artfully planned and executed cuisine. Membership at the Golf Club of Scottsdale is not tied to real estate ownership, so members are free to live where they wish while enjoying all of the traditions just north of Fountain Hills, was created in 1993. Tonto Verde consists of approximately 700 acres and when completed will have 715 single family homes and townhouses. Gar y Panks did a splendid job designing the 36 holes at Tonto Verde. The Tonto Verde course is rated 12th best in Arizona. Home prices range from $400,000 to over $1,000,000. (90% Resales). (480) 471-1962. www.tontoverde.com TUCSON Nestled in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, the Omni Tucson National Resort has been the home to countless PGA Tour and NCAA events including the prestigious Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Selected as one of Golf Digest's "75 Best Golf Resorts in North America" and a Conde’ Nast Silver award winner, this magnificent destination retreat boasts two distinctly different 18 hole courses. For membership information, call (520)2972271. www.OmniTucsonNational.com http://www.tucsonnational.com http://www.tucsonnational.com http://www.thegolfclubscottsdale.com http://www.tontoverde.com http://www.firerockcc.com http://www.OmniTucsonNational.com
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