Phoenix Golf Reservations

No trip to Phoenix is complete without basking in the desert sun on the links of some of the country's most renowned golf courses. Showtime Golf can hook you up for free with tee-times at all of Phoenix's finest golf clubs and resorts. Our streamlined website lets you book your golf online in seconds and gives you exclusive access to great perks and insider information.

The Phoenix area boasts some challenging golf courses set against dramatic terrain. Gary Panks earned his fee designing Trilogy Vistancia, a scenic par 72 located a little northwest of town. After 17 holes set against the endless blue skies of the Arizona desert, the clubhouse resembles a tantalizingly close oasis when you get to #18, a 560 yard par 5.

Become a member for a day at The Raven at Verrado, where the staff excels at making everyone feel like a VIP. John Fought had 8,800 acres in the foothills of the White Tank Mountains from which to bring forth his masterpiece. Prove your own worth on the old Caterpillar bulldozer proving grounds, where wide fairways and plenty of up and down play is the order of the day.

Showtime Golf will get you peak tee-times at these and other top courses in the Phoenix area. Our friendly staff can help find a course to fit your specific criteria including price range, driving distance, course difficulty, and much, much more! Don't miss the chance to have a good walk spoiled in the incomparable climate of the Arizona desert.

For more information on the types of services and courses we offer please contact our friendly staff via phone, fax, or e-mail and let us help plan your next golf outing to beautiful, sunny Phoenix!

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The Most VIP Experience:
The Raven Golf Club at Verrado provides a unique all-inclusive Arizona golf experience. Players enjoy true "member for the day" status with: unlimited golf, unlimited use of the practice facility, two full meals (breakfast and lunch or lunch and dinner ordered from Cocina Grille), golf car, and on-course snacks and non-alcoholic beverages.

Built on the old Caterpillar bulldozer proving grounds, this Arizona golf course is located in the foothills of the White Tank Mountains, 25 miles west of downtown Phoenix. It's an upscale desert layout designed by John Fought and Tom Lehman that opened for public play in January 2004. The Raven Golf Club at Verrado is made up of two layouts in one, with the front nine playing along a mostly level terrain with wide fairways leading to relatively flat green complexes that are very player friendly. Some holes on this feature short carries and the desert consistently defines the playing area. The backside of this Phoenix golf course plays into the mountains, with holes 11 through 14 featuring significant elevation changes and rolling fairways. Many of the views on this side, from the tee areas and from many green complexes looking backwards, are of postcard quality.

Where The Raven will eat you alive is in the bunkers. Some bunkers are hard to carry, others collect wayward shots. But the fairways on this course are wide enough to avoid trouble, and what appears to be the safe shot off the tee will often bring greenside bunkers more into play. So pick your poison. The total experience at this Phoenix golf course is reminiscent of that at its sister golf course a few mile away, the Raven at South Mountain.

Top Ranking Daily Fee Course:
Golf at SunRidge Canyon Golf Club isn't merely a sport, it's an adventure. Nature played a profound role in establishing of SunRidge Canyon Golf Club as a premier Scottsdale Arizona golf course. This 6,823-yard, par-71 layout designed by Keith Foster is hidden among the ridges and canyons of the foothills of the McDowell Mountains, widely considered one of the most picturesque and dramatic stretches of natural land left in the Southwest.

Your golf adventure at SunRidge Canyon begins at the upper mouth of the canyon and descends switch-back style to the canyon floor. The beauty and challenge of this Phoenix golf course has made SunRidge Canyon Golf Club one of the most highly rated Arizona golf courses.

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club was selected No. 42 on Golf Magazine's list of "The Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the United States," has been chosen by Arizona tournament players as the top-ranked daily-fee golf club, and was the host of the 1997 USGA State Team Championship. SunRidge Canyon truly is one of the finest Arizona golf courses you can play while visiting the Phoenix & Scottsdale area. If you are planning to golf on your visit, you can't afford to miss the golf experience or adventure that SunRidge Canyon Golf Club offers.

Best Scottsdale Value:
The Stonecreek Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona is a beautiful links-style design featuring water hazards coming into play on five holes and stone lined dry creek beds. The golf course's fairways are hilly, and the new greens are fast. The course closed for two months during the summer of 1996 to reshape the greens, mounds, and approaches on six others. Several of the greens on the back nine of Stonecreek golf club are elevated and require a soft approach shot to hold. A Scottsdale/Phoenix golf vacation favorite, Stonecreek Golf Club has been redesigned by Greg Nash in 1984, Jack Snyder in 1986 and Arthur Hills in 1989. You'll find immaculate manicured greens and fairways here every time you play! Stone Creek Golf Club also hosts the L.P.G.A. Mitsubishi Pro Am. This Phoenix golf course is a great value for quality vs. price.

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