Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North

The greens are receptive and have a true roll. Pace of play was surprisingly quick.

Unfortunately we had to deal with a 2 hour frost delay but overall a very enjoyable round

The course was in absolutely immaculate shape. The greens were rolling great but were also soft enough for approaches. Much like every troon course it was managed fantastic from bag drop to the range even the free troon North bag tag. We played in about four hours on the monument 18 with a 1220 tee off. Our group played from the gold tees which was challenging but fair. Tons of breathtaking views you really have to take a second to appreciate. The 5 sets of tees make the course playable for everyone. I would love to go back and play again

The practice areas and course were in excellent condition. The course itself was typical of the more modern desert courses in Phoenix area. There were no particularly unique holes except perhaps 16 and 17. The desert areas off the fairways have a lot of vegetation and therefore a lot of balls are lost. The value for money was good only because I got a very good rate on Golf Now. Legend Trail which is nearby offers a more interesting holes on a very similar layout at a much better rate

Fantastic golf course that was in great shape. great views throughout the course. Pace of play was slow. Just under 5 hours. Mentioned it to a ranger but he didn't do anything about it. Group in front of us was playing from tees they didn't belong on. I thought though it was a great course the price was a little extreme at 250.00. played The Boulders for 140.00 which is just as nice and played in 4 hours as a foursome. Nice clubhouse but they should put some real faucets in the locker rooms. Nearly impossible to wash hands with those airport faucets that keep shutting off on you. Overall it is probably the best couse yoy can play in the area.

The course was in great shape and the staff were great. It was cart-paths only, which is understandable this time of year. Great views of the valley on the back 9 especially. Very narrow and unforgiving fairways on most holes. We were able to tee-off an hour early, which was great since a storm rolled in just as we hit our approach shots on the 18th. Definitely recommended for a beautiful and challenging desert-course experience.

36-hole Troon North is simply one of the best all-around golf experiences, from bag drop to 19th hole, among the 200 or so golf courses in the Valley of the Sun. The blend of desert scenery with tour-quality shot values, service and facilities are legendary among golfers visiting the Valley of the Sun.

Both the Pinnacle & Monument courses are practically equal in their aesthetics and challenge, and have some wider landing zones than other desert courses of their era, but I give the slightest edge to the Monument.

The Monument's front nine is fantastic (highlighted by the giant boulder monument in the 3rd fairway), but the back side takes it a step further, trudging up some higher ground and has two par 5s that head uphill to get you to a high vantage point. No. 11 and 13 are both stunning, and the boulder pile behind the 13th green is massive (though by that point, there are so many great mountain and boulder views you almost forget to soak all of it in).

But the downhill holes that reward you for the trudge on the early back nine holes are special. Architect Tom Weiskopf loves short par 4s and there are several on the course, none better than the 15th. At little more than 300 yards, not only is it an exciting hole to play, but the views once you reach the putting surface are among the course's best, being on some of the highest golfing ground in North Scottsdale.

Troon North invites golfers to walk either course with use of a rickshaw or by hoofing it with the bag over your shoulder, part of Troon Golf's "Troon Fit" program. It's a pretty tough walk through the desert, nearly 9 miles, though the Pinnacle is a little more suitable in that regard. You'll enjoy a day here no matter whether you walk or ride or play Pinnacle or Monument. This place is a slam dunk for high-roller golf in Scottsdale.

Narrower and packed with nasty surprises. Here's a tip, on the hole called "Gamble", don't. If you can only play one side of Troon North, play this one. My only complaint is that people don't fix their ball marks on the greens.

I always come down and the play this course. I enjoy it.

We had a great day on the Monument course. We played with two young men, pace of play was good and everything about the resort.

Every hole is an amazing view and fun to play but it's not an easy round. Make sure u keep it in the fairway

The absolute best scenery I've seen. Great shape. Will defiantly play again

This is a difficult course which is made moreso by the lack of GPS or clear yardage marking - this is compounded when there is cartpath only regulations.

Troon Monument is one of the top courses in the country. It is scenic holes one after the next with panoramic vistas and stories to tell on each. If you can afford it, play it. You will not be disappointed.
The greens are lightning fast, the waste areas are unforgiving, and even if you feel the urge to hunt for your ball, beware of the signs reminding you that this is carved out of the mountains and rattlesnakes can be easily found. On our trip, we saw a very small mountain lion stalking rabbits on the back of the 15th green. Very cool!!!
This is simply worth the trip, from anywhere in the country.

One of the most beautiful golf courses we ever played on! In perfect condition! Precision desert golf where every hole is different and brought a lot of Wows on each tee-off.

Absolutely beautiful!
Bring some extra balls if you have a double digit handicap.

Excellent. Course in hreat shape. Cart path only. Only negative but understandsble.

The only negative was the seasonal cart path only requirement that comes with the territory during overseeding time. The Course was in beautiful shape and the scenery and desert vistas were fantastic. Played a twilight rate and finished with a beautiful sunset. Memorable day.

Our group really enjoyed playing the Monument course. Would have been excellent if it wasn't cart path only but we did know that beforehand.

I was looking forward to playing one of the top 100 courses in America, and though we didn't get to play the championship course (Pinnacle), the Monuments course did not disappoint. Absolutely gorgeous surroundings, with quail, roadrunners, and lizards running everywhere. Incredible scenery from almost every teebox, and ideal conditions. Smooth manicured fairways, quick, but receptive greens, and fair but from time to time challenging layout. Worth the drive, and every penny. Can't wait to go back and attack the Pinnacle! Bring your camera!