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Occupying 250-plus acres (including a private cacti garden) at the foot of Camelback Mountain, a magnificent marble lounge, bubbling fountains, multi-million dollar art collection, and unforgettable valley views justify high rates.

6000 E. Camelback Rd.; Scottsdale, AZ; 866-716-8136; www.thephoenician.com

Situated among high-desert ravines and rolling foothills at the base of North Scottsdale’s Pinnacle Peak, the thrilling 130-slope-rated Monument and Pinnacle courses are worth the steep fees.

10320 E. Dynamite Blvd.; Scottsdale, AZ; 480-585-5300; www.troonnorthgolf.com

Tempe’s Pete Dye-designed public course offers quality tees, a slope rating of 124, and an easygoing atmosphere at affordable rates. Their pro shop is one of the town’s best.

1125 E. Rio Salado Parkway; Tempe, AZ; 480-921-8070; www.asukarsten.com

Considered one of the country’s best municipal courses (slope rating: 132), its greens fees start at just $28 in high season. Reserve up to a week in advance to guarantee tee-time.

5595 E. Moreland St.; Phoenix, AZ; 602-275-8428; www.papagomensgolf.com

Head to this 15,000-square-foot shop for all of your golf gear needs. They even have antique cobbler’s tools and a state-of-the-art indoor golf simulator.

7001 N.Scottsdale Rd., Suite 172; Scottsdale, AZ; 800-310-9459; www.celebrategolf.com

This reservation service can assist you in getting tee times at the most popular courses, which can book up quickly, especially during the winter high season. They also rent golf clubs.

Scottsdale; Scottsdale, AZ; 888-679-8246; www.azgolfxpress.com

This championship course (mid-range slope rating: 120) winds around stunning red rocks. The 1st and 18th holes showcase the remains of a handmade rock wall from Sedona's original homestead.

35 Ridge Trail Dr.; Sedona, AZ; 877-733-9885; www.sedonagolfresort.com

Counted among North America’s top greens, these two Tom Fazio-designed, 18-hole courses (Mountain and Canyon) offer challenging holes amid stark desert scenery.

6200 N. Clubhouse Lane; Tucson, AZ; 800-828-5701; www.ventanacanyonclub.com

This championship course winds around stunning red rocks. The 1st and 18th holes showcase the remains of a handmade rock wall from Sedona’s original homestead.

35 Ridge Trail Dr.; Village of Oak Creek, AZ; 877-733-6630; www.sedonagolfresort.com

The Boulders course is the only Arizona golf resort course listed on Golf Magazine’s Platinum Medal Winners. This elite award, chosen by over 8,000 readers, showcases properties that excel in course design, playability, and luxury accommodations. Only nine other courses in the country received the same honor. The Boulders offers two, 18-hole par 71/72 championship courses.

34631 N.Tom Darlington Dr.; Carefree, Arizona; 480-488-9028; www.theboulders.com

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