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A Comprehensive Guide to Troon- Managed Courses Worldwide FACILITIES DIRECTORY 2020 kapalua ballenisles country club A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO TROON- MANAGED COURSES WORLDWIDE dumbarnie golf links wickenburg ranch golf & social club 1 2 3 4 n From the Desk of Tim Schantz Thanks for Some Normal I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a strange and stressful year. And while we may not yet have a grasp on when things may “return to normal,” it has been quite a blessing to have golf in our lives. It’s one recreational activity that has adapted well to the safety protocols that COVID-19 has forced us to implement, and I offer a hearty congratulations to the many Troon facility teams across the country and around the world for their terrific efforts in keeping us all safe while we enjoy the game we love. For me, at least, playing golf has allowed a sense of normalcy in an otherwise challenging time. Professional golf has also seen a very successful return from its spring hiatus. The PGA TOUR’s young stars have been shining brightly. What a memorable win for Team Troon member Justin Thomas at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational! What an honor to be associated with all of our Team Troon members: Justin Thomas, Gary Woodland, Patrick Cantlay and Matt Kuchar of the United States, Alex Noren of Sweden, Matthew Fitzpatrick of England, LPGA Tour/Ladies European Tour player Cheyenne Woods of the United States, and our newest member, Golf Hall of Famer/Champions Tour player Colin Montgomerie. The last few months have made me that much more appreciative of all the good that golf brings to my life. I hope the same is true for you. See you at a Troon course soon! Tim Schantz CEO, Troon 5 UNITED STATES Old Overton Club Boulders Resort & Spa Vestavia Hills • ALABAMA +1.205.972.9000 Cider Ridge Golf Club Private TP Oxford www.OldOvertonClub.com +1.256.831.2739 Scottsdale ONE CLUB Gulf Shores +1.480.488.9028 Daily Fee HG Gulf Shores www.CiderRidgeGolf.com Semi Private/Resort TG, TP +1.844.663.2582 www.TheBoulders.com Craft Farms Golf Resort Daily Fee HG Gulf Shores www.OneClubGulfShores.com Capital Canyon Club +1.251.968.3002 Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club Semi Private/Resort HG Gulf Shores www.CraftFarms.com +1.251.968.8009 Gateway Park Golf Course Semi Private/Resort HG Prescott Montgomery www.PeninsulaGolfClub.com +1.928.350.3150 +1.334.284.7920 Pine Tree Country Club Private TP Daily Fee HG Birmingham www.CapitalCanyonClub.com www.PlayMontgomeryGolf.com +1.205.956.1555 Copper Canyon Golf Club Highland Park Golf Course Private TP Buckeye Birmingham www.PTCCAlabama.com +1.928.252.6783 +1.205.322.1902 Daily Fee • ARIZONA TG Daily Fee HG www.CopperCanyonGolfClub.com www.HighlandParkGolf.com Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club Coyote Trails Golf Course The Jack Warner Inn at NorthRiver Cottonwood Tuscaloosa +1.928. 634.1093 +1.205.343.4215 Daily Fee OB Resort HG Maricopa www.CoyoteTrailsGolfCourse.com www.TheJackWarner.com +1.480.367.8949 Eagle Mountain Golf Club Daily Fee/Resort Lagoon Park Golf Course TG www.AkChinSouthernDunes.com Montgomery +1.334.240.4050 Blackstone Country Club Daily Fee HG Peoria www.PlayMontgomeryGolf.com +1.623.707.8700 Fountain Hills +1.480.816.1234 NorthRiver Yacht Club Private TP Daily Fee OB Tuscaloosa www.BlackstoneCountryClub.com www.EagleMtn.com +1.205.343.4581 Private HG, TP El Rio Golf Course www.NorthRiverYC.com Tucson +1.520.791.4229 Daily Fee OB www.TucsonCityGolf.com/El-Rio 6 7 Fred Enke Golf Course Lookout Mountain Golf Club Pine Canyon Club Tucson Flagstaff +1.520.791.2539 +1.866.652.7329 Daily Fee OB Private TP www.TucsonCityGolf.com/Fred-Enke www.PineCanyon.net Phoenix The Golf Club at Chaparral Pines +1.602.866.6356 Pinetop Country Club Payson Pinetop Daily Fee/Resort TG +1.928.472.1420 www.PointeGolf.com +1.928.369.4375 Private OB Private TP www.ChaparralPines.com McDowell Mountain Golf Club www.PineTopCC.com Scottsdale Golf Club of Estrella +1.480.502.8200 Pinetop Lakes Golf & Country Club Daily Fee OB Pinetop www.McDowellMountainGC.com +1.928.369.4531 Semi Private OB Mt. Graham Golf Club www.PinetopLakesGolf.com Goodyear Thatcher +1.623.386.2600 +1.928.348.3140 Pinewood Country Club Munds Park Daily Fee TG Daily Fee OB +1.928.286.1110 www.EstrellaGolf.com www.MTGrahamGolf.com Private OB Laughlin Ranch Golf Club Ocotillo Golf Club www.PinewoodCountryClubAZ.com Chandler Poston Butte Golf Club +1.480.917.6660 Florence Daily Fee OB +1.520.723.1880 www.OcotilloGolf.com Daily Fee TG Bullhead City Palm Valley Golf Club www.PostonButteGC.com +1.928.754.1243 Goodyear Daily Fee TG +1.623.935.2500 Prescott Golf Club www.LaughlinRanch.com Daily Fee OB Dewey www.PalmValleyGolf.com +1.928.772.8984 Longbow Golf Club Semi Private Papago Golf Course OB Phoenix www.PrescottGolfClub.com +1.602.275.8428 Quintero Golf Club Daily Fee OB Peoria www.PapagoGolfCourse.net Mesa +1.928.501.1500 +1.480.807.5400 The Phoenician Semi Private TG Daily Fee TG www.QuinteroGolf.com www.LongbowGolf.com Randolph Dell Urich Golf Course Tucson +1.520.791.4161 Scottsdale Daily Fee OB +1.480.423.2449 www.TucsonCityGolf.com/ Daily Fee/Resort TG Randolph-Dell-Urich www.GolfThePhoenician.com 8 Longbow Golf Club MESA , ARIZONA ° Architects: Ken Kavanaugh Ping Heather Farr Classic for the past 17 years, NJCAA and NCAA Championships, ° Number of Holes: 18 and the LPGA Symetra Tour. “What I like about Longbow is that it’s the most ° Course Description: Not many facilities in walkable desert layout that I’ve ever Arizona, or in the country for that matter, designed,” said architect Ken Kavanaugh. do more to grow the game than Longbow “It’s golf the way it was meant to be played. Golf Club. The Mesa facility — located Plus — and this is a huge plus — it’s just 20 minutes east of Phoenix Sky Harbor playable. You’re not going to get beat up at International Airport — has the largest Longbow.” The Grille at Longbow Golf Club First Tee of Phoenix site enrollment and features a large outdoor patio space with a highest participation in Youth on Course fireplace and a recently updated bar area. in the area. In addition, the on-site Fisher The EzGo golf car fleet is supplemented by Bryan Golf Academy prepares elite juniors the single-rider Longbow GolfBoard, Riksha for competition and scholarship, and offers push cart, and Longbow Alligator motorized adult programs. The facility has hosted bag caddy. New in 2020 is Arizona’s first multiple junior, collegiate, amateur, and golf course practice facility featuring the professional golf events including the AJGA Longbow Toptracer Range. ° Contact: 5601 E. Longbow Parkway Mesa, AZ 85215 USA +1.480.807.5400 Daily Fee TG www.LongbowGolf.com THE ESSENCE OF ARIZONA GOLF™ 9 Randolph Golf Complex Sewailo at Casino Del Sol Terravita Golf Club Tucson Scottsdale +1.520.791.4161 +1.480.488.3456 Daily Fee OB Private TP www.TucsonCityGolf.com/ www.Terravita.com Randolph-Courses Tucson +1.520.838.6623 Torreon Golf Club The Rim Golf Club Daily Fee/Resort TG Payson www.SewailoGolfClub.com +1.928.472.1470 Private OB Silverbell Golf Course www.RimGolf.com Tucson Show Low +1.520.791.5235 +1.877.771.6771 Rio Verde Country Club Daily Fee OB Private/Resort TP Rio Verde www.TucsonCityGolf.com/Silverbell www.Torreon.com +1.480.471.7010 Private TP Sterling Grove Golf & Country Club Troon North Golf Club www.RioVerdeArizona.com (Opens early 2021) Surprise The Rocks Luxury +1.844.836.5263 Residence Club Semi Private TG TP Scottsdale www.SterlingGroveClub.com Scottsdale +1.480.538.0668 +1.480.585.7700 Private Residence Club Stone Canyon Club Daily Fee/Resort TG www.TheRocksClub.com Oro Valley www.TroonNorthGolf.com +1.520.219.1500 PMS 4715 Scorpion Bay Grill Private OB The Westin Kierland Golf Club Peoria www.StoneCanyon.com +1.928.501.3440 Restaurant Sunland Springs Golf Club Mesa www.ScorpionBayAZ.com +1.480.984.4209 Sedona Golf Resort Scottsdale Daily Fee OB +1.480.922.9283 Sedona www.SunlandSpringsGolf.com +1.928.284.9355 Daily Fee/Resort TG Daily Fee OB Talking Rock www.KierlandGolf.com Prescott www.SedonaGolfResort.com The Westin La Paloma +1.928.858.7000 Seven Canyons Resort & Spa Private TP Tucson Sedona www.TalkingRockRanch.com +1.928.203.2001 +1.520.299.1500 Private/Resort TP Terravita Country Club Private/Resort TP www.SevenCanyons.com Scottsdale www.LaPalomaCC.com +1.480.488.3456 Private TP www.Terravita.com 10 Torreon SHOW LOW , ARIZONA ° Architects: Courses in the U.S., with Cabin at #82 and Robert Von Hagge Tower at #137. The fairways of these two Michael Smelek gems are lined by Ponderosa pines that add Richard Baril to the serene setting loved by members and guests. But golf is just the beginning of the ° Number of Holes: 36 fun at Torreon. Other amenities include a roomy family center that includes a fitness ° Course Description: A scenic three-hour center, small theater, and video games. drive into the White Mountains northeast of Fishing is popular in a catch-and-release Phoenix, Torreon is a welcome refuge from pond. The main clubhouse includes a an increasingly hectic city lifestyle, not restaurant, bar, golf shop, and outdoor pool. to mention Arizona’s unforgiving summer There are also tennis courts, 200 miles of heat. A residential golf community located trails nearby, hiking and fly-fishing clubs, on the outskirts of Show Low, Torreon has and even a residential storage area, with evolved into a coveted destination over spaces large enough to fit an RV.
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