Gold Canyon Golf Courses

Dinosaur Mountain, designed by Ken Kavanaugh and opened in 1982, is often touted as one of the best public golf courses in Arizona. It has some of the most dramatic elevation changes in Arizona golf, and you would struggle to find a golf course in the state that is in better condition. Controlling your yardage can be tricky, but the scenery more than makes up for any of the golf course’s challenge. ... more »

The Sidewinder course is the newest run at Gold Canyon and is worth a stop, especially if you’re planning to play its more acclaimed neighbor, Dinosaur Mountain. With some of the same scenery, Sidewinder offers a few more opportunities to score, with some very accessible par 3s and par 4s. Sidewinder has only two holes with water, but a handful with ravines. ... more »

The Lost Gold Course is the second Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course at Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club. Nicklaus teamed up with his son, Jack Jr., to design this challenging desert course. The links-style layout offers a different set of challenges than the original course at the club, the Prospector ... more »

The Prospector Course is one of two championship courses at Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club in Phoenix. It was the original golf course at the club. The course sits at the base of the club's namesake mountain range, providing stunning views ... more »