Golf Arizona Magazine 2008

Scottsdale & Greater Phoenix For other activities, such as shopping, dining, sightseeing, please call the Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau at (480) 945-8481. www.scottsdalecvb.com. levels. The rolling terrain is surrounded by indigenous grasses, wild flowers, shrubs, and trees. Its elevation provides exceptional views of South Mountain, Camelback Mountain, Squaw Peak, and the downtown Phoenix skyline. (602) 305-5500. www.legacygolfresort.com. There is no question, that despite all that the Arizona Biltmore has to offer, it is best known for its two golf courses. This is evident by the number of golfers who return year after year. The Arizona Biltmore Golf Club offers two totally different golf courses which appeal to all golfers from novice to the professional. The traditional Adobe Course and the contemporar y Links Course are challenging, yet fair and fun to play, which will keep you coming back for more. With the current trend towards designing a golf course as difficult as possible, you will find the Arizona Biltmore Country Club a relaxing and refreshing golfing experience. (602)955-9655. www.arizonabiltmore.com. Pointe Lookout Mountain Golf Club at Tapatio Cliffs. This magnificent par-71 course has garnered many honors. Golf Digest named it one of the 450 best public courses in the country and Lookout Mountain has been consistently voted one of the top 25 golf courses in the state of Arizona. Featuring lush greens entwined by carefully preserved Sonoran Desert Terrain, this championship 18-hole course combines spectacular scenery with challenging play. (602)866-6356. www.pointehilton.com/golf-lookout-mountain.htm. A links style course redesigned by Arthur Hills, Stonecreek Golf Club is distinguished by exceptional service and product. A rock-filled desert wash wanders through most of the course and comes into play at almost every hole.(602) 953-9111. www.stonecreekgc.com. Nestled at the base of South Mountain, Vistal Golf Club offers eighteen holes of championship golf along with amazing views of downtown Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun. This par-71 course features a variety of challenging PHOENIX COURSES Combining the finest elements of both the Southwest and Midwest, the Raven Golf Club at South Mountain, with its 6,000 imported Georgia Pine Trees, offers golfers a spacious layout with landscaping and plush fairways. The Raven at South Mountain received a 4.5 Star rating from Golf Digest and has been recognized as having the #1 Guest Service in North America by Golf Digest. Designed by David Graham and Gary Panks, the Raven Golf Club is a “top 10” in the state and is a “must play”. (602) 243-3636. www.theravensouthmountain.com. The Legacy Golf Club features an 18-hole golf course designed by renowned architect Gary Panks. Lush green fair ways, forgiving rough, wellplaced hazards, and manicured greens offer a challenge for golfers of all skill 6,000 PINES. 18 EXTRAORDINARY HOLES. ONE COURSE YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS. % " "&#$ ! " !) * " $% $% $ ! " " !) ((( % #' !$"&% "&!%! " SP10 http://www.scottsdalecvb.com http://www.scottsdalecvb.com http://www.legacygolfresort.com http://www.pointehilton.com/golf-lookout-mountain.htm http://www.pointehilton.com/golf-lookout-mountain.htm http://www.theravensouthmountain.com http://www.stonecreekgc.com http://www.theravensouthmountain.com http://www.arizonabiltmore.com http://www.theravensouthmountain.com http://www.theravensouthmountain.com

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