Monument at Troon North Golf Club

Probably the nicest course I have ever played. Beautiful layout, fair but challenging holes, in magnificent shape, and a great staff ( especially Amanda the cart girl!)

Well with the cost. A must play if you are in Scottsdale.

Nothing will ever hold in these conditions. Give it a year or two.

Every year we come down to golf in the Phoenix area for 3-4 weeks in April, this course is ALWAYS the #1 favourite. Played Monument today, it’s in absolutely fantastic condition, lush green fairways and second cut, very fast, true but receptive greens. Couldn’t ask for anything better, and of the 2 Troon Norths this is a challenging but fair track. Thanks again Troon North, very consistently in amazing condition!

The Monument Course as everyone knows is a beautiful course. Great layout, great sightlines, and beautiful mountain desert golf. My only complaints were the grass looked like it hadn't been mowed in a while- especially around the greens and curtins. It also is just disappointing the homes are so close. Don't build anymore near the course- paying $200 a hearing children crying, kids yelling, and dogs barking on several holes takes away from the experience.

Everything is super but the driving Range was closed. This was bad.

Played Pinnacle peak today and WOW!!! There is nothing that compares, beautiful course, beautiful over looks, course was in perfect condition. Can't ask for anything more than that.

First time to Phoenix and played some great courses while there. Pinnacle edged out Quintero,for conditions and views, but just slightly. Bring lots of balls if you don't have your A game, the desert is not forgiving. Course conditions were amazing, but greens were like concrete and extremely fast. Don't be above the holes. Staff and amenities top notch. Will definitely be back to play the Monument Course.

I’m not a great golfer (20 handicap) but I love the game, and this course was really tough for me and the other three that joined us. From the first hole I noticed the placement of transition and traps made reaching the green in regulation and thus scoring difficult. The caddie was very friendly but virtually useless, as he didn’t read one break properly and rarely offered helpful suggestions. His only purpose was to rake the traps collect our clubs and double check the reads on the gps cart. Not worth the money, and at over $750 for two it was a disappointment. It was a very cold day and the cart girls had no hot coffee or warm drinks. But overall it’s still worthwhile if you’re a better golfer than me or just want to enjoy the beautiful desert scenery.

It started out bad when the kid at the bag drop got our clubs all mixed up. The course made up for it but the price ! There is better value out there.

Payed course many times before. This time (first of 2019) found course to be in poor shape. Practice area was very bad, practice chipping area worse. Greens very soft and marked up badly. Mowing was happening today, lots of extra grass and debris. Runoff from recent rains not dealt with. For one of highest cost golf courses in Scottsdale, poor presentation. Always one of my favorite golf courses, in poor shape today.

You could not ask for better conditions. I now know why this is the premier course in the Valley. Monument was awesome

It's not as if the Pinnacle Course wasn't already one of the top golf courses in the country before a recent renovation. But after it reopened in the fall following a reworking of the greens and bunkers, it's simply that much better. Which is pretty much perfect. Conditioning doesn't get any better than it does at Troon North, and in this case, the Pinnacle Course, which is arguably the better of two terrific courses there.

The Pinnacle, with its all its beauty, is also one of the most challenging courses in the area. This is desert target golf, so you'll have to be on your game, especially on the approaches, if you want to shoot a good score. Even if you're not on your game, though, it's still thoroughly enjoyable with all the elevated tees, mountain backgrounds and beautiful desert landscapes. Plus, you still have the great practice facilities (music on the range), courteous service, fantastic pro shop and grill to go with the experience. In short, Troon North always lives up to its premium experience reputation.

This was by far the worst golf experience I have ever endured. We were a groupe of 28 players, at least 24 of which are club players. I was in the last foursome. On our way to the second tee, the GPS iPad in the cart starts beeping telling us we are 2 minutes behind. However, when we get to the second tee, we have to wait because the player in front of us are still in the fairway. By the time we get to our balls in the fairway, this Marshall shows up and starts chewing us out because we are already 3 minutes behind. I tell him we can’t play because we have to wait for the green. Clear the course in front and we will follow.

The GPS Beeped all through the front nine but we were following.

When we got to the tenth tee, there is this Marshall built like a body builder, standing with his legs apart and his arms crossed like he is some kind of bouncer in a night club, watching everyone of us teeing off. Is this customer service?

At the end of the day, we finished this round in 4hours and 25 minutes of constant frustration.

It was the tenth anniversary of this groupe. We have played everywhere from Myrtle Beach to Orlando and this year Arizona. Never have we had a bad experience like this one.

It’s official ! ! I’ve played in every condition @ the courses of Troon North!! Today , cold with steady amount of snowfall . Go figure, brought the weather w/ me! Though, packed some birdies as well! No matter the weather, these courses are top notch! Thanks to the entire staff!

Really solid course all around..a little steep in price if you ask me..that’s why I’m writing this review you filthy animals..being a ball striker helps on this golf course..water every other hole was clutch cause I’m on the heavier side..overall great experience and had a blast swinging the big stick