Monument at Troon North Golf Club

Such an enjoyable golf course. Fairways were in great shape for the summer, greens were very firm and fast (which I personally prefer). Views were pretty good but the course had a really nice layout and offered a good challenge. Lots of wild animals running around; I even saw 3 deer on one hole! Definitely a course you must play if you are in the area.

very enjoyable in every way, would definitely play again. Pace was perfect, staff very friendly and fun factor was great at 6600 yards.

Excellent experience all around except for the pace of play, but that was because it was an outing. We only paid $65, so an excellent value at that price. Definitely hope to play again soon!

Fun course and I would say very challenging.

The greens had many ball marks. We were surprised for this caliber of a course.

We played Pinnacle at Troon North for $69. Cant pass that up. Everything and everyone was fantastic!!

This is one of the most beautiful courses we have played in Scottsdale, so make sure to bring your phone up to every tee box. This really is an unforgiving courses so make sure you hit it straight. Many green complexes are raised and there is desert and waste areas in front of it. It’s a must play, but honestly you will lose a ton of balls.

Fairways and greens in good condition, beautiful views

2nd time i have been here. I said last time these were the best greens i have ever played. My opinion hasn’t changed, even when temp is 106

1st time playing here definitely pay attention to hole layout in GPS and yardage! You can’t spray the ball here with desert on both sides of the fairways. Some of the greens are on the large side so you can have some lengthy putts if you miss hit or miss club your approach shots and just get on the front if the green with a back pin placement. I don’t hit the ball as far anymore so I played the Copper tees and kept my score respectable and enjoyed my round. I have always been a good putter so I liked the greens speed. If you are a beginner or a senior golfer I recommend you play the Copper tees to have an enjoyable experience here. If you play the back tees and are not an A player your score will reflect your poor decision to play back there!

First time here, started off on the Silver tees and realized after the first hole that I had bitten off more than i could chew. I moved to the Copper tees and my younger companions, Nick and Tyson moved back to the Golds and we were both happier. There are forced carry's here so choose your tee carefully and enjoy the day. It had been aerated previously but was in good shape, greens carried some speed and were challenging for me. Can't comment on the bunkers as I missed them all but they looked in good shape. The beverage cart was available and the player assistant made several appearances once with mango scented cold wet cloths. The carts included GPS, coolers and ball/club washers and worked well. I can't think of anything that wasn't first class. Oh and the scenery was great. There is a rabbit laying in the shade under every fifth bush.

Great layout! Our group was first off the tee. Even though the greens were aerated a month ago, they were rolling really nicely. The only complaint is that the fairways were really wet from over watering. We had many drives that plugged in the fairways. Perhaps overwatering is necessary in the summer due to the excessive heat?

Overall a fun play and interesting layout, with forced carries and blind shots on certain holes. Course conditions were overall good, although I felt the greens were too slow, but that more personal preference than a knock on the course. I like the way the course runs through the landscape using the natural terrane to create some interesting and challenging shots. I'm not a big fan of courses running through housing tracks, and sometimes felt like they were right on top of the course, but a minor knock at best. Overall fun track and would play again.