Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Phoenix

Anthem Golf & Country Club's Ironwood Course is a private 18-hole layout established in 1999 within a master-planned community in Phoenix, Arizona. Designed by Greg Nash, the par-72 course stretches 7,211 yards from the tips and integrates the natural Sonoran Desert terrain, including arroyos and native vegetation, into its strategic design. The club operates alongside a second Greg Nash-designed course, the Persimmon Course, cementing its standing as one of the Phoenix area's notable private golf destinations.

Arizona Country Club is a historic private club in Phoenix, Arizona, founded in 1929 and rooted in the early development of golf in the Valley of the Sun. The 18-hole, par-72 course was originally designed by prominent architect William P. Bell and later redesigned in 1971 by golfer-turned-designer Johnny Bulla, with the layout known for its mature trees, well-placed bunkers, and a demanding par-4 ninth as its signature hole.

Moon Valley Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club in Phoenix, Arizona, designed by renowned architect Dick Wilson and established in the late 1950s. The course gained national prominence as the longtime host of the LPGA Tour's Standard Register Ping tournament from 1989 to 2003, where Annika Sorenstam shot the first 59 in LPGA Tour history in 1997. Bob Cupp completed a significant course renovation in 1996, refining the traditional desert layout that stretches to 7,216 yards with a slope rating of 137.

Paradise Peak West is a private 18-hole golf club in Phoenix, Arizona, designed by legendary American architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. The championship layout stretches 7,146 yards with a course rating of 74.1 and slope of 135, featuring the signature water hazards characteristic of Jones Sr.'s design philosophy. The club has hosted the Arizona Amateur Championship and represents a notable entry in the Phoenix-area private golf landscape.

Phoenix Country Club is Arizona's oldest private country club, established in 1899 and rooted in the heart of Phoenix with a Spanish Colonial Revival clubhouse dating to 1922. Originally designed by Harry Collis and later renovated by PGA Tour player Tom Lehman in 2002, the par-71 layout hosted the Phoenix Open from 1932 to 1986 and continues to serve as the venue for the PGA Tour Champions' Charles Schwab Cup Championship.