Monument at Troon North Golf Club

Great course! Friendly people and a nice challenge.

Everything lived up to what I’ve heard about this course for years, top notch from top to bottom!! Worst part was the weather was only in the 70’s,

Very expensive but worth playing once a year.. Great layout..

My husband and I played the Monument Course and it was in fantastic shape! It was our first time and we will be back again...........loved the entire day!

Troon North Monument greens are hardly puttable. I’m a zero handicap golfer and the poor greens made for an unenjoyable day. They look good, but they are so grainy the ball breaks uphilll and they are terribly slow. Even a full shot doesn’t make a ball mark in the green. The course is otherwise in good shape. The pace of play was slow. We started at 2:20 and finished the last two holes in the dark. There was no Marshall on the course. We played Grayhawk that morning and the greens were really good. Quintero and We-Ko-Pa greens were also good. Stay away from Troon North.

Amazing Staff. Great Pro Shop. Plenty of on course carts for food-Beverage.

First time playing. Course was in great shape. Practice facilities were standard. I did like the lay out of monument. Difficult second shot course- no even lies- which I liked. Fairly short and greens rolled well. Bunkers were in horrible condition- wet and muddy. Amenities are average to sub par for price. In all decent course- for the money- well below average for sure. Not a course I’d play again for the money- so many better options around in the price range.

You got to play it at least once in your life. Expensive but almost worth the price.

Overall a very good course, with friendly and helpful staff. They should however not be asking premium rates for sanded and uncut greens, and an uneven driving range with grass as long as their rough.

Got a forecaddie for a bday. It was like they got a cart mechanic and threw a bib on him. He didn’t know the range closed early. He didn’t know IF or where there was a practice bunker. The only information he gave was “you want to be on that side” and standard yardages he got from his range finder. He drank on the job when another golfer that was NOT paying for forecaddie service was buying. Stepped over green side wedges rather than picking them up. It was like paying for rustproofing on a new car when you live in Phoenix. Terrible caddy experience that affected the overall impression/experience. Too many good options in the Phoenix area. At TN prices, I expect more. Just go to Sunridge Canyon.

Pretty course, nice views, greens fast if scarred up. There is so much play here I imagine its hard to keep course in good shape. Very Very expensive for the value. Staff friendly and positive. Pro shop looked as if a hurricane had gone thru it. Merchandise in disarray, wrinkled, certainly not top quality.