Prescott golf course reviews
Irwin's Prescott Lakes Golf and C.C. a surprise wonder in Scottsdale's shadow
If you're going to play one course in Prescott (Ariz.), this is the one. Which is actually extremely unfair to the other worthy courses in Prescott. For Prescott Lakes is a course that would demand play anywhere. "You might as well be playing one of the $300 resort courses in Palm Springs on a sunny spring day," writes Chris Baldwin.
... full article »Nature trumps forced carries at Prescott's one-of-a-kind Stone Ridge
At Stone Ridge Golf Course in Prescott Valley, the coyotes remind you you're not in the Phoenix-Scottsdale resort labyrinth anymore. And that's the point, right? Golfers come here to experience things you're not going to see in the tired and true golf destinations - and you're definitely not going to get to swing to a coyote chorus in Scottsdale's resort paradises.
... full article »From Dan Quayle to Average Joe Golfers, Prescott loves Antelope Hills North
This is the golf complex in Prescott that everyone in Arizona somehow seems to have played a round on, including nearby Valley dweller Quayle. It helps that Antelope Hills hosts enough tournaments (120 a year) to qualify as the unexpected, unofficial golf capital of the state. "Antelope Hills North isn't going to wow you, but that doesn't mean it will not please," writes Chris Baldwin.
... full article »Prescott turning into a golfer's paradise
Prescott is a lot like Bend, Ore., where the building of golf courses has exploded in recent years. Bend is two hours from Portland; Prescott is less than two hours from Phoenix.
... full article »StoneRidge Golf Course: Helping Prescott Move Forward
Pretty soon golfers may think they're back in Scottsdale when they visit the little town of Prescott (pronounce that "press-kit"), just 90 miles north of Phoenix. That's because the golfing opportunities have taken a giant move forward here in the past few years.
... full article »Prescott Lakes Golf Club: Irwin Delivers a Public Treat
One of the newer places to play in the Prescott area is two-year-old Prescott Lakes, a 1,200-acre, master-planned community surrounding an 18-hole course that covers 150 acres all by itself. There are lakes, natural washes and wild grasslands here; views from the course take in the Granite Dells, Mingus Mountain and Thumb Butte - major local landmarks.
... full article »Prescott Lakes Golf Club: Tough Track is Easy on the Eyes
Prescott finally has a classy public course. Well, it's semi-private, but that must also mean it's semi-public. At over 5400 feet elevation, Prescott Lakes has gorgeous views of the Granite Dells rock formations and San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff.
... full article »Prescott's Antelope Hills Offers Variety, Quality and Cooler Climes
Summer golf in the Valley of the Sun is a double edged sword. On one side of the sword there are the some of the best tracts in all of Arizona available for the playing at unfathomable low prices.
... full article »Hassayampa Golf Club: Another Tom Weiskopf Gem
A few months ago, I wrote an article on Chaparral Pines, a private golf community in Payson, Ariz., touting it as next to perfect in terms of beauty and superb golf, ala Tom Weiskopf. Well, guess what? He's done it again, this time just minutes away from Prescott, an historic town about 90 minutes northwest of Phoenix.
... full article »Prescott Country Club: Wide-open course and easy to score on
Prescott Country Club, which is actually in Dewey, Arizona, about 15 minutes from the town of Prescott , is a public course quite popular with summer visitors. Prescott has a reasonably mild climate and is becoming quite a haven for Phoenix people who want to cool off without driving clear to Colorado or San Diego.
... full article »- Prescott Lakes Golf Club: A New Calling No Golfer Can Resist
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