Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale

Challenges every part of your Short game. Beautiful views!! Excellent staffers!! 1st class

Course Is in great shape. Very fun but greens made it tough for a par 3. Never saw a sand trap on a green

Played the course 15 years ago. So improved from then, really fun.

Great fun short track for those of us who are just getting out to play again after a long cold winter

If I could play one course for the rest of my days it would be mountain shadows , once you play there it will be one of your faves, everyone treats you like family from the cart guys to the drink cart ladies, the food is great and the course is very challenging but you can get around in a decent amount of time, everyone I take there has a blast and want to return I never get tired of playing mountain shadows

Great par 3 course that is moderately difficult, well maintained, great staff and a beautiful setting.

Just don't speed or run yellow lights in Paradise Valley. The City's budget relies on traffic tickets to pay their bills evidentially. Their traffic cameras are state of the art!

Loved the course, being able to walk, the design and beauty of the course. To top it off staff were friendly and the food was good. Great day!

Was expecting a normal length course. It was not described as a short course in any listing. Got there and noticed short course, was very disappointed for the money, I would have chosen a variety of other courses at that price point to play a decent length course.

Played Mountain Shadows for the first time yesterday, and it's a fun course. Greens were in solid condition, and some are quite adventerous. My one gripe is the tee boxes--they were quite terrible. They looked like something you'd see in mid-July (not January).

I had the opportunity to play this fun, retro-feel par-3 course in its weekly skins game, which often attracts PGA Tour players as well as aspiring pros to try and make an ace and walk away with some cash. It is a perfect venue for such an outing, with a mix of friendly and exacting holes that can shift daily as hole locations change. Architect Forrest Richardson indulged some of his more expressive ideas of green design here, to entertaining effect. Lovely views back into Paradise Valley add to the ambiance, as does the chic on-site hotel.