Golf Arizona Magazine 2008

Golf Communities Flagstaff & Prescott Flagstaff Ranch Flagstaff Situated in the largest contiguous Ponderosa Pine forest in the Western U.S., Flagstaff Ranch Golf Club is a 405 acre master-planned golf community located just outside of Flagstaff. In time, this gated community will be home to approximately 450 residences. The centerpiece of the community is the 18-hole Jerry Pate championship golf course, and, at 7100 feet, your drives will keep going and going. Pate did a tremendous job conforming to the natural topography and lush vegetation. Lots start in the high $200’s to the high $300’s. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) Pine Canyon Flagstaff Situated on 600 acres of magnificent Ponderosa Pines, Pine Canyon, a Jay Morrish design, the real estate options consist of an enclave of single-family semi-custom residences, a group of townhouses and expansive custom homes on estate lots. Prices at Pine Canyon start from the low $400’s. Golf memberships, which are sold separately only to owners, are currently available for a $100,000 membership deposit. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) Forest Highlands Flagstaff Nestled among 1,100 acres of Ponderosa Pines, Forest Highlands, a private, gated golf community, offers the best of the high country living. At 7,000 feet, Forest Highlands offers a four seasons lifestyle - fall colors, winter snows, spring wild flowers and summer fun. Here are a few of Forest Highland’s amenities: • 36 holes of world-class golf designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish • Nearly five miles of paths and trail systems • Tennis, volleyball and basketball courts www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) Talking Rock Prescott Talking Rock is a high country master-planned golf community located just outside of Prescott. According to local Indian folklore, if you listen closely, the rocks talk to you - thus the name, Talking Rock. As for golf, Jay Morrish designed a very classical golf course, with wide fairways, generous landing areas, strategically placed bunkers and greens that can be seen on every approach shot. Talking Rock offers custom home sites ranging in size from 0.4 acres to 1.5 acres. Prices start in the $200’s to the mid $400’s. The community also offers cottage housing. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) Hassayampa Prescott Just a 90 minute drive from Phoenix, Hassayampa is a 525-acre master planned mountain golf community that masterfully blends the history of the Prescott area with the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The 18-hole, par 71 Tom Weiskopf Signature Design golf course was also designed with an eye toward the area’s history and rich tradition. Named as one of Arizona’s top 25 private golf courses by The Arizona Republic, the 6,600 yard course combines stately trees, natural streams and significant elevation changes providing for spectacular natural beauty and highly challenging play. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) Prescott Lakes Prescott Prescott Lakes is an 1,100-acre master planned golf community located in the City of Prescott. Featuring 12 acres of lakes, the Prescott Lakes community is highlighted by a Hale Ir win signature 18-hole golf course. The mild four-season climate of the region allows residents of Prescott Lakes to enjoy a wide range of recreational activities amidst the beauty of Arizona’s high country. The Prescott Lakes community includes custom home sites as well as single builder neighborhoods. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#2) GC5 http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com http://www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com

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