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Arizona Country Club

Phoenix, AZ
3/5 grail
Designed by William Bell  ·  4.7★ players
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✈ PHX 5 mi · Phoenix 7 mi
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Why it’s a grail

One of Phoenix, Arizona's most storied private golf clubs, having hosted the PGA Tour's Phoenix Open six times and three USGA championships.

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Par 3 over water, Papago Buttes beyond
The Arizona Country Club · Club-owned (nominative fair use)
Clubhouse
The Arizona Country Club · Club-owned (nominative fair use)
Aerial with Camelback Mountain
The Arizona Country Club · Club-owned (nominative fair use)

About the course

Arizona Country Club, a private oasis in Phoenix, Arizona, was originally designed by William Bell and opened in 1946. Known for its traditional parkland layout, the club offers a lush, tree-lined experience distinct from many desert courses in the region. It has a notable championship pedigree, having hosted the PGA Tour's Phoenix Open multiple times and several prestigious USGA amateur events.

Championships hosted: Phoenix Open (6 times) · U.S. Amateur · U.S. Women's Amateur · U.S. Senior Women's Amateur

Player reviews

Google 4.7★ · 243 ratings
4★ · Jared Byrne · 4 years ago

I've only ever been to this location a couple of times, for meetings; so I can't comment on the facilities, etc. but I can say that the food is good, and the building is beautiful.

5★ · James Morrissey · 2 years ago

Wonderful spot for our holiday event. Amazing entertainment with Shari Rowe!!

5★ · louie morrow · 3 years ago

Beautiful tennis golf and pickle ball! Tournament staff for pickleball tournament was great

Course timeline

  1. 1946Opened, designed by William Bell
  2. 1950Phoenix Open (6 times)
  3. 1960U.S. Amateur
  4. 1972U.S. Women's Amateur
  5. 1994Renovated by Arthur Hills
  6. 1999U.S. Senior Women's Amateur
  7. 2013Renovated by Tom Weiskopf