by azga_office | Southern Arizona, Tucson
The Buzz: Built along the west bank of the Santa Cruz River in the northwest corner of Tucson, Silverbell opened in 1979 and underwent a major renovation in 2004 turning it into the most popular of the five courses in the city’s recreation system. Originally built on...
by azga_office | Central Arizona, Scottsdale
The Buzz: One of the newer courses to the Scottsdale golf scene, Silverado also is one of its most player-friendly, a par-70 at 6,313 yards from the back tees that filled the last parcel of a green belt along Indian Bend Wash. That’s not to say that Silverado is...
by azga_office | Northern Arizona, Show Low
The Buzz: Back in the days when cowboys roamed the grounds that became Silver Creek Golf Club, you could see herds of cattle for miles and miles. There still are traces of the Bourdon Ranch, which was spread out over 10,000 acres. But today, once you get to the end of...
by azga_office | Central Arizona, Tempe
The Buzz: Over the years, Shalimar members have referred to their course affectionately as “Shali-gusta,” and even though it doesn’t quite resemble that course in Georgia where the Masters tournament is played every year, the nine-hole executive layout has produced...
by azga_office | Pearce / Sunsites, Southern Arizona
Arizona Golf Authority AZGA Arizona Golf Course Review: Located just north of the Mexican border in southeastern Arizona, Shadow Mountain golf course is the reason the Sunsites community became known as “The Little Town That Could.” Shadow Mountain, built in 1963, is...
