Explore the top-rated public and resort courses in Arizona. Each course is ranked by user ratings and includes pricing, course details, and direct booking links.
Rees Jones masterwork cut through rugged desert canyons northwest of Phoenix. Remote location rewards the drive with dramatic elevation changes and pristine desert scenery.
Tom Weiskopf-designed desert classic with the iconic Pinnacle Peak as a backdrop. Boulder-strewn arroyos and towering saguaros frame every hole.
Coore & Crenshaw desert masterpiece with wide fairways and enormous greens nestled in the Sonoran Desert. No homes, no development — pure golf.
Brian Curley links-style design with rolling terrain, natural grasses, and wide fairways. One of the best values in Arizona golf with a walking-friendly layout.
Jay Morrish design among massive granite boulder formations in the high Sonoran Desert. A luxury resort experience with some of the most photogenic holes in Arizona.
Tom Weiskopf/Jay Morrish design at 7,000 feet in the Ponderosa pines of Flagstaff. Mountain golf at its finest with dramatic canyon views.
Home of the NCAA championship, Talon is a Gary Panks design with wide fairways and risk-reward par 5s set against the McDowell Mountains.
Home of the WM Phoenix Open and the famous 16th hole stadium. Desert target golf with manicured conditions and tour-quality layout.
Tom Weiskopf's companion to the Monument course. Desert target golf with Pinnacle Peak views and dramatic boulder features.
Dramatic desert course at the base of the Superstition Mountains. Hole 5 plays through a narrow canyon with towering cliff walls on both sides.
Red rock cathedral views from every hole in one of America's most beautiful settings. The stunning backdrop of Sedona's sandstone formations makes this unforgettable.
Jay Morrish design in the Prescott high country with granite boulders, old-growth pines, and views of the Bradshaw Mountains.
Keith Foster design that descends through three distinct desert canyons with dramatic elevation changes and mountain views. Outstanding conditions at a fair price.
Coore & Crenshaw links-style course on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. Wide open and windswept with native desert vegetation.
Tom Fazio canyon course through the rugged Santa Catalina foothills. Desert washes and canyon walls create a dramatic Tucson golf experience.
Tom Fazio mountain course featuring the signature island tee on the par-3 third hole, framed by the towering Santa Catalina Mountains.
Bill Brownlee design northwest of Phoenix through high Sonoran Desert with views of the Bradshaw and Weaver mountain ranges. Quiet and uncrowded.
Robert Trent Jones Sr. design at the historic Wigwam resort west of Phoenix. A classic Arizona resort course with mature trees and traditional design.
Resort course at the JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge with Sonoran Desert scenery and McDowell Mountain views. Forgiving and fun for all skill levels.
David Graham and Gary Panks design at the base of South Mountain. Towering pine trees create an unexpected oasis in the desert.
Notah Begay III design at the Casino del Sol. Modern desert design with mountain views and native Sonoran landscape preservation.
Ken Kavanaugh design in east Phoenix with the Usery Mountains as a backdrop. Native desert vegetation and challenging water holes.
Ted Robinson water course in southeast Phoenix with 90+ acres of lakes and waterways. A lush desert oasis with dramatic water features.
Classic municipal course at the base of the Papago Buttes in central Phoenix. Affordable desert golf that has been a local favorite since 1963.
Historic southern Arizona resort course near the Mexican border. Featured in the movie Tin Cup with Santa Rita Mountain views.
Classic Arizona desert course in the old western town of Wickenburg. Affordable golf with mountain views and a laid-back cowboy atmosphere.