Troon North Golf Club (Monument course)

Scottsdale, Arizona
Holes
18
Par
72
Length
6,953 yds
Rating / slope
72.9 / 147

Course Scorecard

Tees pinned
HOLE123456789OUT
Championship4481735644104742992094005393516
Pro4171624733634372871873525123190
Men's4081514643324242741743414623030
Par43544434536
HCP5-3-----7-
Tee ratings on file: Championship 72.9/147 · combination yardages pending verification · Pro 71.6/137 · combination yardages pending verification · Men's 69.2/130 · combination yardages pending verificationVerified member scorecard totals 6,953 yds; tee ratings on file may reflect a distinct USGA tee combination.This list reflects verified data on file; the course may publish additional tees or combinations.

Hole-by-Hole Visual Directory

18 Holes

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Tournament Scouting Pack

Hole-by-hole tournament tee prep, LiDAR green slopes, and a printable caddie brief for Troon North Golf Club (Monument course).

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Tournament Field Packet

Field guide and player-plan scope for an event at this venue — confirmed from your brief during paid onboarding ($299/event).

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About Troon North Golf Club (Monument course)

Course Story

Nestled in the dramatic Sonoran Desert landscape of north Scottsdale, Troon North's Monument course stands as one of Arizona's premier desert golf experiences, carved into the rugged terrain where towering saguaro cacti and ancient granite boulders frame every shot. This championship layout embodies the essence of desert golf, where strategic thinking trumps pure distance and every hole presents a unique visual spectacle against the backdrop of the McDowell Mountains.

The Monument course challenges golfers with a thoughtful blend of risk-reward scenarios across its 6,953 yards, demanding both precision and course management skills. Desert hazards lurk throughout the routing, creating natural penalties that force players to think strategically about club selection and shot placement. The native desert landscape isn't merely aesthetic—it's an integral part of the playing experience, with wash areas, desert vegetation, and rocky outcroppings coming into play on multiple holes.

Caddie Intelligence

Course Strategy & Gameplan

This hole requires precise course management with strategic placement off the tee to avoid hazards and set up the optimal approach angle. The key is balancing distance with accuracy to navigate the risk/reward elements effectively.

Year-Round Reference

Seasonal Playing Conditions

🌱Spring (March – May)

Course typically plays longer due to softer conditions

☀️Summer (June – August)

Firm and fast conditions affect roll-out

🍂Fall (Sept – Nov)

Watch for changing wind patterns

❄️Winter (Dec – Feb)

Reduced roll requires club adjustments

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