You do not need a membership to play some of the best-known golf in Arizona. Many of the top Scottsdale courses take public tee times, which is good news for a visiting group. Here are the ones to look at first and how to book them for 8 to 16 golfers.
Back to the estate| Course | Layouts | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| TPC Scottsdale | Stadium, Champions | TPC Scottsdale for a group |
| Grayhawk | Raptor, Talon | Grayhawk for a group |
| Troon North | Monument, Pinnacle | Troon North for a group |
| We-Ko-Pa | Saguaro, Cholla | We-Ko-Pa for a group |
| Legend Trail | One course | Legend Trail Golf Club |
McCormick Ranch is another long-standing option open to the public, closer to central Scottsdale.
Paradise Reserve sleeps up to 16 in six bedrooms, five of them king suites with their own bathroom. For a golf group, the draw is keeping the game going at the house, with a golf simulator, a lit putting green and a pickleball court, plus a pool and spa to end the day. Events and parties are not permitted at the house, and quiet hours apply.
Yes. Both the Stadium and Champions courses are open to the public, and tee times can be booked online.
Yes. Grayhawk describes itself as open to everyone, with the Raptor and Talon courses.
It depends on the group. TPC Scottsdale has the tournament history, while Troon North, Grayhawk and We-Ko-Pa are known for their desert settings.
Access details from Grayhawk Golf, Golf Monthly and Links Magazine, checked November 2026. Confirm tee times and fees with each course.
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