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There’s nothing hotter in architecture than the well-crafted short course. Once derided as something less than “real” golf, these layouts — mostly of the par-3 variety but occasionally sprinkled with a par-4 or two — entice for many reasons: they’re family-friendly, less pricey, and quicker to play.
Getting in a round of winter golf in much of the U.S. is reserved for those who don’t mind frigid temperatures and thick outerwear … unless you have a simulator in your living room or an indoor bay nearby. On the other hand, a winter getaway to someplace warm and toasty may be an even better idea. Here are several Troon destinations we just know you’ll adore this winter, or anytime for that matter.
With one flick of the switch a new chapter in the rich history of Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club in Maricopa, Ariz., began last April. Night golf arrived at #minDunes, with lights brightening an existing six-hole short course built on the driving range, enabling golfers of all ages and skill levels to enjoy playing shots after dusk, an especially worthy amenity during Arizona’s summer heat.
Aura, history, and magnetic allure can’t be manufactured. They only emerge over time. Three Arizona golf properties authentically glow with that special something — Tubac Golf Resort & Spa, Rancho Mañana Golf Club, and Sedona Golf Resort. Each is owned by the Allred Family. And late in 2024, all three came into the ecosystem of Troon courses.
California’s reputation as “The Golden State” is well-deserved, with residents and visitors from around the globe coming to visit Big Sur, Hollywood, famed wine appelations, glorious beaches, and attractions too numerous to name. It’s also a golden golf destination.
Cover Story Arizona A-Z Troon’s expansive reach in the Grand Canyon State delivers a game for everyone. By Judd Spicer Offering a diversity of desert terrain, the 19 Arizona courses in the Troon Golf Arizona Co-Op portfolio include a full scorecard...
Troon Cares Stop Soldier Suicide The Clubs at St. James Raises awareness and funds to help military members in need. by Bryan Smith Given the chance, Steve Rice will gladly extol the wonders not only of his home courses, The Clubs at St. James, but...
Hispanic Heritage Month Full Circle Jonathan Soto becomes DIRECTOR OF GOLF at course where he played high school golf. Jonathan Soto has come full circle in his golf career. This past April he became director of golf at Bella Verde Golf Club...
Welcome to the Family The Best Way to Beach Exclusively at New York Beach Club By Joëlle Creamer Palm tree fronds sway in the warm breeze. Pristine white sand seemingly goes on for miles. A sea of tranquil blue fills the expansive view, the...
Checking In The Bay Club REDEFINING SPORTS AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLES ACROSS THE WEST COAST By Jay Stuller A former Division 1 volleyball player, Bradley Howard is now in his early 30s, living in an apartment in San Francisco’s Presidio and working in...
There’s nothing hotter in architecture than the well-crafted short course. Once derided as something less than “real” golf, these layouts — mostly of the par-3 variety but occasionally sprinkled with a par-4 or two — entice for many reasons: they’re family-friendly, less pricey, and quicker to play.
Getting in a round of winter golf in much of the U.S. is reserved for those who don’t mind frigid temperatures and thick outerwear … unless you have a simulator in your living room or an indoor bay nearby. On the other hand, a winter getaway to someplace warm and toasty may be an even better idea. Here are several Troon destinations we just know you’ll adore this winter, or anytime for that matter.
With one flick of the switch a new chapter in the rich history of Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club in Maricopa, Ariz., began last April. Night golf arrived at #minDunes, with lights brightening an existing six-hole short course built on the driving range, enabling golfers of all ages and skill levels to enjoy playing shots after dusk, an especially worthy amenity during Arizona’s summer heat.
