Golf Arizona Magazine 2008

Golf Communities Payson, Prescott, Sedona, Show Low Chaparral Pines Payson Only 90 minutes north of metropolitan Phoenix situated at the base of the majestic Mogollon Rim, Chaparral Pines is a private residential golf community nestled within the largest continuous stand of Ponderosa Pines in the U.S. Designed as a special escape amongst the pristine forest, the Chaparral Pines community is anchored by the spectacular Chaparral Pines Golf Club, designed by David Graham and Gary Panks and was named one of the “Top Ten New Private Golf Courses” by Golf Digest Magazine. The course has yearround play. Chaparral Pines has 684 custom home sites. www.arizonaGolfRealEstate.com. (#1) The Rim Club Payson Perched on a canyon plateau, overlooking the majestic Mogollon Rim, The Rim Club in Payson is one of the most exclusive golf communities in Arizona. Nestled amidst the 2.8 million acre Tonto National Forest (5,000 ft), the Rim Club not only offers spectacular year-round climate, but a Weiskopf/Morrish designed championsip golf club as well. www.arizonaGolfRealEstate.com. (#1) Torreon Golf Club Show Low Nestled in a lush forest of Ponderosa Pine, Torreon is the perfect place to escape the sizzling Phoenix summers. Situated at the gateway to the White Mountains and its four season recreational opportunities, Torreon is a master-planned community offering family-oriented amenities in addition to championship golf. It also offers a distinctive lifestyle far different from the stressful lifestyle of the big city. Torreon features 27 holes designed by internationally acclaimed architects Von Hagge, Smelek & Bari, that preserves the aesthetics of the land, including its natural streams and wildlife. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) Seven Canyons Sedona Since opening more than three years ago, Seven Canyons continues to receive rave reviews. The Tom Weiskopf design has been acclaimed as one of America's 50 Greatest Golf Retreats by Golf Digest Index , rated one of the Best Residential Golf Courses and one of the Top 100 Modern Courses by Golfweek Magazine. Seven Canyons features lavishly appointed villas offered on a shared ownership basis. Each buyer receives a fully deeded, fractional onetenth-share ownership interest in each Villa and guaranteed use of the property for 28 days a year. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#1) StoneRidge Prescott Nestled in the foothills of the Bradshaw Mountains, StoneRidge is a masterplanned golf community, featuring seven distinct neighborhoods all connected by pedestrian pathways. StoneRidge is totally committed to outdoor living by leaving a portion of the development to open spaces for walking, biking and the enjoyment of StoneRidge views. Prices for single family homes range from the low $200’s to the $700’s. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#5) Sedona Golf Resort Sedona Overlooking Sedona’s favorite landmark, “The Bell Rock”, Sedona Golf Resort golf community is nestled among the hills entering Sedona. The views throughout this community are absolutely stunning. Arizona’s renowned golf course designer, Gar y Panks, created a masterpiece at Sedona Golf Resort. Be one of the fortunate few to have the opportunity of a lifetime - to call Sedona home. www.ArizonaGolfRealEstate.com (#2) GC6 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 http://www.arizonaGolfRealEstate.com

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