A NEW
SHORT COURSE
WITH CLASS.
Photo ©2016, Dave Sansom
A N AT U R A L B E A U T Y.
The Course
18-holes | Par-3 |
2,310 yards |
2,065 yards |
1,735 yards
Enjoy our fun and relatively quick par-3,
While the course itself is a joy to play, it’s the breathtaking
18-hole course. The layout is designed to
views and stunning scenery that make it a true destination.
be playable for beginners, yet challenging
As you journey counterclockwise around the perimeter of
for the experienced golfer. Personalize your
Mountain Shadows resort, Camelback Mountain begins to
play by following our tee icons, the same
as ski resorts, on each hole. Diamond tees
are more difficult to tee off from, square
tees are for intermediate players and circle
fall into sight. When you veer around the perimeter into
more open spaces, the course shines with the unforgettable
Mummy and Dell holes, long par-3s and elevated tees. At the
final destination, the course slopes back down to the resort,
welcoming you into the oasis of Mountain Shadows.
tees are the easiest of all.
History
Holes play from 60 to 200 yards. You
Mountain Shadows’ original golf course was built in
can use an array of clubs and complete
1961 by course architect Arthur Jack Snyder. It was
18 holes in just a couple hours. The
a favorite course among Hollywood celebrities and
abbreviated playing time doesn’t take up
your entire day and offers a nice respite
during the Arizona summers. Get a round
in early and still enjoy a full day of resort
socialites. Course architect, Forrest Richardson completely
redesigned the course, paying homage to the original
greens with exceptional surfaces, distinct holes and
stunning views. These hallmarks, combined with flexibility
of tees, create an unparalleled modern golf experience.
relaxation or desert exploration.
Featuring
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Natural landscapes, desert
scenery & beautiful vistas
C. 1961 TH E O RI GINAL MO U NTAIN SHADOWS CO U NTRY CLU B
A Social Experience
Your group can enjoy a round in half the time and still fit in
Challenging for experts &
beginners alike
a day of meetings or exploration. The Forrest Wager is a fun
spot for putting challenges, while Rusty’s is the perfect place
to gather for good food and drinks.
• P lay 9 holes in 1.5 hours & 18 holes in 2.5 hours
Rugged slopes, rising ridges
& dramatic mounds
• P utting challenge at The Forrest Wager
• P ractice on the putting green by Rusty's
• C losest-to-the-pin cocktail reception at 1st Hole
• P rizes for hole in one or closest to the pin
• N ighttime glow putting contest 4.
Set in the shadows of
Camelback Mountain
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Elegant layout with
wide-open greens
*REN D ERIN G FO R I LLUSTR ATI O N PU RPOSES
Photo ©2016, David Sansom
Photo ©2016, David Sansom
Enticing Events
C O U P L E ' S G O L F A N D FA M I LY DAY
Play as a couple or foursome on Sunday afternoons and enjoy a bottle of select
wine or root beer floats at Rusty’s after your round. Or, join us for The Short
Course Arizona Scramble and play for great prizes.
B U R G E R , B E E R A N D 18 C L E A R
Play 18 holes on The Short Course and enjoy a burger and beer at Rust y’s.
M E N ' S G O L F DAY
Stop by for a round in the morning and have a beer at Rusty’s when you’re done.
WOMEN'S GOLF + WINE
Play a round and finish the afternoon with a glass of wine.
THE MARTINI LUNCH AND GOLF
Start with a martini lunch at Rusty’s and then play a quick round.
Unwind at Rusty’s
Rusty’s patio and lounge feeds hungry golfers
and spectators with inspired fare. Chef Charles
Wiley serves delicious breakfast and lunchtime
eats using the best ingredients and inventive
recipes. The fun fare and refreshing drinks are
F R E Q U E N T P L AY D I S C O U N T S
ideal for the desert locale, while the patio’s
The more you play, the more you save.
inviting atmosphere welcomes you to enjoy the
gorgeous views and action on The Short Course.
Contact the pro shop for specific days and times.
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O pen for breakfast and lunch
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Serving signature burgers, sandwiches,
soups and salads
Fees
Green fees vary by time of year. In-season rates start at $55 and offseason rates start at $25. Electric carts and pull carts are available for
additional fees. RESERVE YO U R TEE TI M E: CA LL 888.673.8283
O R V I S I T S H O R T C O U R S E P V. C O M
*Rates subject to change.
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Full bar
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Outdoor patio seating
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Located right off hole 18
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Casual, welcoming atmosphere
C O U R S E D E TA I L S
GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT
ORIGINAL DESIGN (c. 1961)
Arthur Jack Snyder, ASGCA
(1917–2005)
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
Ron Proch, GCSAA
DIRECTOR OF GOLF AND
CLUB OPERATIONS
Tom McCahan, PGA
Total Course Area: 34.0 acres
Holes: 18 (2± acres per hole average)
Total Turf: 13.5 acres
Pond Area: 1.0 acres
Naturalized Area: 19.5 acres
Greens: 2.6 acres (±5,500 SQ FT average)
Smallest Green: No. 5 — 3,400 SQ FT
Largest Green: No. 13–14 — 17,000 SQ FT
Tees: 1.1 acres
Bunkers: 18 total
Greens Turf: TifDwarf
Aprons, Collars, Tees: Tifway 419
Earthwork: 30,000 cubic yards
Stormwater Capacity: 1.2 million gallons
Groundwater Recapture: 4 drywells at
25-feet depth
Forrest Richardson, ASGCA
Golf Course Builder: Landscapes Unlimited
Developer: Woodbine Development
Corporation / Westroc Resorts
Operator: Westroc Resorts
Golf Maintenance: Landscapes Unlimited
Golf Services
THE SHORT COURSE AT MOUNTAIN SHADOWS
Now playing.
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