Summary

The Pine Course at McCormick Ranch features many mature pine trees and is a bit more narrow than its sister Palm Course. Playing over 7,000 yards from the championship tees, it offers a challenging test of golf in a beautiful parkland setting.

Reviews

Chip's Hot Take

"Pine is Palm's tougher older sibling — tighter fairways, longer yardage, and hole 15 has two forced carries over water that'll make you question every life choice. This is a legit tournament track (Phoenix Open qualifiers play here) that rewards shot-shaping through those tree-lined corridors. The greens are more accessible than Palm's elevated fortresses, but the course gets heavy play, so don't be surprised if they're a little beat up by afternoon. Play the morning round."

Course Information

Sister Course

Palm

McCormick Ranch Golf Club

3.6

3,006 Reviews

Tee Boxes

Course Features

• •Mature pine trees lining fairways
• •Championship length 7,187 yards
• •Narrow, strategic fairways
• •Traditional parkland design
• •Challenging bunker placements
• •Natural water features

Notable Holes

• •Pine-lined fairways throughout
• •Strategic doglegs and narrow landing areas
• •Championship-caliber finishing holes

Awards & Recognition

• •One of Scottsdale's best public courses
• •Historic 1972 design by Desmond Muirhead
• •Challenging championship layout