McCormick Ranch Golf Club
Scottsdale & Phoenix, USA
McCormick Ranch Golf Club overview
Stay at the tournament host, McCormick Ranch Golf Club, for an unrivalled golf experience. Providing 36 holes of championship golf, designed by Desmond Muirhead and opened in 1972, the golf club is recognized by many for its two par 72 tracks and a wealth of modern facilities at the clubhouse.
In addition to an impressive clubhouse are practice facilities which boasts one of the largest putting greens in the Southwest, also featured are two chipping areas with practice bunkers, and a large driving range.
McCormick has played host to many tournaments including the Arizona Open, the State Amateur, National Junior College Golf Championship, and some U.S. Open Qualifiers.
Location
The golf club is only 10-minutes north of downtown Scottsdale.
Did You Know
The Signature hole on the Palm Course, number 9, has been featured in Golf Illustrated’s Top 18 Water Holes of America. Also, the Pro Shop was voted "Top 20 daily fee pro shops in the country" by Golf Operations Magazine.
Golf courses at McCormick Ranch Golf Club
Palm Course
Play the fantastic Palm Course, a picturesque track that offers great views of the surrounding mountains and beautiful lakes as water comes into play on 10 holes of the 7,004-yard, par-72. The course has played host to numerous tournaments and is famed for its great practice facilities that include one of the largest putting greens in the Southwest, two chipping areas with practice bunkers, and a driving range.
Pine Course
Play the Pine Course, similar to its sister course, is more than 7,000 yards from the tips and has water that comes into play on a third of the holes. The course not only features lakes, but bunkers and trees follow the course. Overall the track offers some stunning views of the mountains and is a thoroughly enjoyable round. The club also features great practice facilities, including one of the largest putting greens in the Southwest, two chipping areas with practice bunkers, and driving range.
