Golf Arizona Magazine 2008

Fountain Hills & Fort McDowell course follows the rugged natural flow of the land, meandering among the ridges and canyons that comprise Fountain Hills beautiful desert surroundings. The quality of the golf experience at SunRidge Canyon has led to the club being ranked in the top 50 in Golf Magazine’ s list of the “Top 100 You Can Play in the United States” and is considered among the best public-golf courses in the state by The Arizona Republic. Since opening two years ago, SunRidge Canyon has hosted many prestigious events including the United States Golf Association’s State Team Championship. (480) 837-5100. www.sunridgegolf.com. To play The Golf Club of Eagle Mountain is to experience golf at its finest. While many courses might feature a memorable hole or two, Eagle Mountain boasts one postcard view after another. Scott Miller designed this 6,755 yard course to take advantage of the natural land features— the rolling hills, ridge lines, natural box canyons, lush valleys and rock-laden washes—with a backdrop of prominent mountain outcroppings and wide panoramic vistas. Eagle Mountain must be played to be believed, so clear a spot on your “must play” list. (480) 816-1234. www.eaglemtn.com. We-Ko-Pa Golf Club presents a unique alternative to the already upscale Scottsdale golf market. Imagine if you could play two nationally ranked championship courses without seeing a single home. Just you and mother nature. Well it’s true at We-Ko-Pa Golf Club on the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. There are no— nor will there ever be— residences on the golf course, yielding some of the most dramatic and “natural” views of the surrounding mountain ranges including the Four Peaks, McDowell Mountains, Red Mountain and the Superstitions. Another distinguishing factor of the golf course is the ample amount of natural mesquite, palo verde, saguaros, shrubber y and desert vegetation that sprawl through the arroyos and canyons throughout We-Ko-Pa, creating a lush desert feel. We-Ko-Pa Golf Club is a daily fee golf facility that consists of the original 18 holes, the Cholla Course (ranked #31 by GolfWeek Magazine) designed by Scott Miller and the second 18 holes, the Saguaro Course (ranked 20th) designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. (480) 836-9000. www.wekopa.com. “New and Improved” takes on a whole new meaning at Desert Canyon Golf Club (formerly Fountain Hills Country Club). What’s new? Well, new tee boxes, new bunkers, larger landing areas, cart paths and a complete overhaul of the course from top to bottom. Improvements also include a remodeled pro shop, gourmet dining room and a complete facelift of the entire facility. What has not changed are the gorgeous views and the great time when you play Desert Canyon. (480) 837-1173. www.desertcanyongolf.com. The Ultimate Arizona Golfing Experience 10440 Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills, Arizona 85268-6240 (480) 837-1173 • Fax (480) 837-1346 www.desertcanyongolf.com FH3 http://www.eaglemtn.com http://www.eaglemtn.com http://www.wekopa.com http://www.sunridgegolf.com http://www.sunridgegolf.com http://www.desertcanyongolf.com http://www.desertcanyongolf.com http://www.desertcanyongolf.com http://www.desertcanyongolf.com

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