Monument at Troon North Golf Club

The course was in unbelievable condition. The grass was perfect on every square inch of the course. I will say that the Pinnacle course is more difficult than the Monument course, You get what you pay for.

(Pinnacle course) The course conditions were absolutely fabulous—easily one of the best-manicured courses I’ve played. The fairways were pristine, the greens rolled fairly true, and the overall upkeep was top-tier.

The layout is both challenging and rewarding, favoring a target-golf style that demands accuracy. If you don’t hit it straight, you’ll find yourself in trouble. One key thing to note: you do not return to the clubhouse after nine holes. So if you were hoping for a bathroom break or a quick snack at the turn, you’re out of luck—the next restroom isn’t until the 15th tee.

Pacing & Flow: While we finished in 4 hours and 30 minutes, the pace felt inconsistent. Playing as a threesome, we were frequently pushing a foursome ahead while a twosome trailed behind us. This created an awkward rhythm—sometimes feeling rushed to hit a shot, only to wait for the group ahead to clear. Given the 10-minute tee time intervals and the premium price point, you’d expect a smoother flow of play.

Probably one of the best kept courses that I have seen. Tee decks to greens, all were in fabulous condition.

Course is very challenging and in great shape except for the greens. Most of the greens are not in the shape they should be in for the price. I know they get a lot of play but they need more attention a lot of bare spots and debris from mowing with divots throughout from lazy golfers.

Worth the money, will definitely go back and play both courses.

Troon North was one of the pioneers of purpose-built upscale public golf, and the fun and scenery encountered at the Monument’s Weiskopf/Morrish design helps uphold Troon North’s reputation, along with the comprehensiveness of the club facilities and the private club-quality course conditioning.

The second nine here is the highlight, with the short par-4 15th, downhill long par-3 16th and tough par-4 17th serving as the course’s crescendo before a breather of a finisher.

Hard to enjoy this lovely track when the temps exceed 110. Would like to play when it’s cooler.

What happened to golf in AZ?!?!? $300 for golf in September. The pinnacle course has way too many holes where I couldn’t hit driver because of the desert breaks in the fairway.

Played Pinnacle a day prior and was impressed with course conditions and layout.

Monument was a different story. Upon viewing the first green my concerns began. The greens were covered in sand and the amount of unrepaired ball marks were astronomical. It appeared that not a single played had repaired a mark anywhere.

Also my cart GPS system was not functional. A member of my foursome contacted the club house and we were assured another cart would sent out before we reached the next green. Needless to say 4 holes later we called again.

During our original call , we expressed that since we were almost the last group out today, could we change to Pinnacle since we knew conditions were soo much better. They denied our request saying " there's maintaining course". Now onward to the course. Greens remained terrible for remainder of round.

In the end at cart drop off I asked why course was in such terrible condition and Pinnacle was beautiful. Reply was Pinnacle just reopened after months of closure.

So while on course was closed the other took all play and some how the ownership.thought a over priced $200 green fee was warranted.

Definitely not up to Troon standards. There are much better tracks in the area and I would avoid this location.