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Golf in Scottsdale costs $18 to $550 per round during peak season (January–April) and $20 to $303 in summer. Most courses use dynamic pricing—rates shift by demand, day of week, and tee time. Below are verified green fees for all 59 courses, filterable by price, course type, and season.
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Summer: $20
Summer: $25
Summer: $26
Summer: $33
Summer: $55
Summer: $99
Summer: $99
AZ resident rates available up to 90 days in advance
Phoenix Golf Premium Card ($50/yr) for Maricopa County resident discounts
Summer: $55
Rapid Pass and AZ Resident rates available
Summer: $25
Club Card: 55% off rack rates for 7-day advance bookings
Summer: $44
10% discount for resort guests
Summer: $102
Summer: $99
$219 peak / $69 summer (AZ residents)
Summer: $159
Summer: $303
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(480) 585-4848Everything you need to know about green fees, discounts, and the best deals.
Green fees in Scottsdale range from $18 to $550 during peak season (January–April). Budget-friendly municipal courses like Silverado and Continental start under $50, mid-range resort courses run $100–$250, and premium experiences like TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course and Troon North go $300+. In summer (June–September), rates drop 40–70%, with most courses under $100.
The most affordable public courses in the Scottsdale area include Continental Golf Course ($22–$30), Silverado Golf Course ($18–$45), Starfire Golf Club ($35–$49), and Painted Mountain ($40–$50). All are well-maintained and offer strong value, especially in summer when rates drop further.
Summer (June through September) offers the lowest rates—40–70% off peak pricing. Twilight rates (typically after 1–2 PM) save 30–50% year-round. Shoulder season (May and October) offers moderate weather at moderate prices. Peak season is January through April, with the absolute highest rates during WM Phoenix Open week in early February.
Yes—several courses offer significant resident discounts. We-Ko-Pa offers $90 off peak rates for Arizona residents ($219 vs $309). Troon North, Quintero, and other courses offer resident cards with reduced rates. Always ask about AZ resident pricing when booking—it’s often not listed online.
Nearly all Scottsdale courses include a cart with the green fee. A few budget courses may offer walk-only rates. Note that posted rates typically do not include tax (5–9%) or the Central Arizona Project water surcharge (4–5%), which many courses add at checkout.
TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course (home of the WM Phoenix Open) costs $399–$550 during peak season and about $303 in summer. The more affordable Champions Course starts at $139–$249 in peak. WM Phoenix Open week (February) has the highest rates of the year.
Best value courses include We-Ko-Pa Golf Club ($219 for AZ residents for a world-class layout), McCormick Ranch ($89–$149 for 36 well-maintained holes), Talking Stick ($90–$179 for two courses by Coore & Crenshaw / Ben Crenshaw), and Papago Golf Course ($46–$73 for a top-rated municipal). In summer, premium courses like Grayhawk and Troon North become incredible values at $70–$100.
Yes—summer is deal season. Grayhawk offers “Crazy 8s” (8 rounds for $399), many courses post GolfNow Hot Deals with steep discounts, and even luxury resort courses drop to $70–$150. Temperatures hit 100°F+, but courses are empty and sunrise tee times (5:30 AM) make it very playable.