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Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale
About Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale
Reopened in 2017, Mountain Shadows Resort is a freshly renovated and reimagined golf resort. For golfers, the centerpiece is the brand new, 18-hole par-3 course. Located in Paradise Valley between Scottsdale and Phoenix, the resort is ideally located for trips into the shopping, hiking trails and attractions of both cities. Onsite are several dining options highlighted by Hearth 61, fitness center and two outdoor pools that provide lap swimming and private cabanas for rent. The property has partnered with the Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa to provide spa services. In addition to guest rooms and suites, Mountain Shadows offers residences for rent as well as ownership and membership opportunities. Guests of Mountain Shadows also have preferred access to the nearby Camelback Golf Club, home to two full-length 18-hole courses.Facts
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Mountain Shadows, hole 7 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/24/2025
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Mountain Shadows, hole 15 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/24/2025
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Photo submitted by Jfblack on 10/10/2025
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Photo submitted by Jfblack on 10/10/2025
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Photo submitted by PLLgolf on 04/07/2025
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Photo submitted by u697979861 on 04/04/2024
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Photo submitted by ValleyCityBoy on 03/06/2024
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Photo submitted by Jpthreee on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by csutherland on 05/27/2023
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Photo submitted by u314162211370 on 04/13/2023
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Photo submitted by u314162211370 on 04/13/2023
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Photo submitted by u1940135202 on 11/15/2022
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Photo submitted by u1940135202 on 11/15/2022
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First tee Photo submitted by u527637026 on 04/27/2022
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Camelback head. Photo submitted by rcamprjc on 03/24/2022
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Photo submitted by u204152021 on 02/28/2022
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 01/18/2022
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 01/18/2022
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 01/18/2022
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Birdie time Photo submitted by bgallagher88 on 01/07/2022
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Photo submitted by u314160625842 on 10/27/2021
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Photo submitted by RickM92692 on 09/12/2021
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Photo submitted by RickM92692 on 09/12/2021
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Photo submitted by Golfitz6 on 07/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Fred2220856 on 03/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Fred2220856 on 03/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Fred2220856 on 03/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Fred2220856 on 03/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Fred2220856 on 03/09/2020
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Photo submitted by u869507250 on 01/10/2020
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Photo submitted by u697979861 on 12/26/2019
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Photo submitted by u697979861 on 12/26/2019
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Photo submitted by gaylechampagne on 12/08/2019
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Photo submitted by MKPROSHOP on 09/12/2019
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Photo submitted by msimonetti57 on 08/22/2019
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Photo submitted by querido2 on 04/20/2019
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Photo submitted by dmover on 01/29/2019
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Photo submitted by dhume419 on 04/12/2018
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Father/Son time at Mountain Shadows! Photo submitted by cultum on 07/04/2014
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With my two brothers Photo submitted by u000004819025 on 01/25/2014
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7th Photo submitted by jeremystephens on 08/20/2013
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Hole 3 Photo submitted by brandtlawler on 05/23/2013
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Photo submitted by jlewis1 on 05/21/2013
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Camelback Mtn as a gorgeous backdrop... Photo submitted by Randi212 on 04/18/2013
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Beautiful course features, nature at its best! Photo submitted by Randi212 on 04/18/2013
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Photo submitted by t90f150 on 03/18/2013
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A sunny afternoon with the parents! Photo submitted by t90f150 on 03/18/2013
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Photo submitted by Robnboard on 01/22/2013
Fun short 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).
Short but well worth a loop
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.
Fun Day
Had great time and we booked with Golf now and got reduced rate. Course is challenging for par 3 course. They have a nice patio for drinks after the round.
Some pin positions punitive
Some pin positions required high, soft and near perfect shots to get within 20 feet of the hole — particularly #16
Great short course
Located in central Phoenix this short course, all par 3s offers a fun challenge to test the accuracy of your approach shots and short game.
Greens and course were in good condition, the always friendly staff makes the day enjoyable and the outdoor bar and restaurant make for a great 19th hole experience.
A great afternoon
Played with a good friend of mine and my son an a fraternity brother. We had a blast
nothing flat
hitting greens on drives is the least of your worries. Doing three putts is outstanding - doing four is frustration but these greens are the ultimate challenge. The most beautiful scenery with Camelback Mountain right there.
Fun track
Fun executive course. Some funky holes which I didn’t love (like the bunker in the middle of a shared green) and you need a PhD to get between a few holes but good value and fun.
Thanks for joining us and glad you had a good time. December and January are tough for tee boxes at a Par 3 course. As of February 15, they are much better. We hope to see you again soon.