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Location

Troon North Golf Club is located at 10320 E Dynamite Blvd, Scottsdale, Arizona. It lies in North Scottsdale, set against the rugged foothills and natural ravines of the Sonoran Desert, with Pinnacle Peak as a backdrop.


Slope / Course Rating / Yardage / Par (Black / Back Tees, Monument Course)

  • Slope: 145

  • Course Rating: 72.9

  • Yardage: 7,039 yards

  • Par: 72


Membership

Troon North is a daily fee / resort-public facility rather than strictly private, though it does have membership options.

  • Full Golf Memberships are offered, but according to their site, they are currently sold out, and there is a waiting list.

  • There are also Resident Memberships and reduced-green-fee options for homeowners in the Troon North community.


Views

Troon North delivers outstanding desert vistas: sweeping views of rugged rock formations, natural ravines, and the surrounding foothills. The courses weave through native desert terrain dotted with large boulders and saguaros, which along with the contrast of rocky outcrops and lush fairways make the scenery almost as much of the attraction as the golf itself.


Course Difficulty

From the Black tees on the Monument Course, Troon North is quite challenging. At ~7,039 yards, with a slope of 145 and rating ~72.9, it demands length, accuracy, and a strong short game. There are several long par-5s, uphill or carry shots, tight landing zones, and desert comes into play off the fairways. The layout rewards well-executed shots and punishes errant ones, especially when conditions are dry and wind picks up.


Price

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Final Verdict

Troon North is a top-tier golf experience in the Phoenix-Scottsdale area. For players who want dramatic desert beauty, a challenging test, excellent course conditioning, and are okay paying for the privilege, Troon North delivers. If you’re looking for a marquee round that combines scenic desert ambiance and skill-demanding golf, this is well worth it—just be prepared for the cost and the challenge.

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