Phoenix Golf Links

The design of Phoenix Golf Links takes inspiration directly from the birthplace of golf, the famed Old Course at St. Andrews. The long, windswept links will have golfers feeling as though they've been transported to the Scottish seaside. Mounding and high grasses border the fairways and greens. Since the golf course sits so high above the ground, the blustery winds are such a prevailing factor that holes can play completely different depending on how hard it's blowing. There are only two holes on the golf course with trees, including the signature hole: the par-4 ninth. This hole requires a carry over a large pond that is filled with reeds so high that it is nearly impossible to see the fairway. Those who manage to hit the fairway will then be faced with an approach to a small, thin green that is nestled into the side of a tree-covered ravine.

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