Est. 1996 · Scott Miller
Why we love this place
Why we love this place: Eagle Mountain is pure Sonoran drama, tumbling through box canyons with elevation changes that make every tee shot feel like an event. Scott Miller let the desert lead, and the result is a public course that plays bigger than its yardage. Bring a camera and a few extra balls.
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About Eagle Mountain Golf Club
Eagle Mountain Golf Club opened in 1996 in Fountain Hills, on the eastern edge of the Phoenix valley near the McDowell Mountains. Designed by Scott Miller, the public par-71 layout plays to roughly 6,755 yards from the tips and is best known for the way it threads through natural box canyons, rolling hills, and desert valleys, using significant elevation changes to frame its most memorable holes. The routing emphasizes harmony with the surrounding Sonoran landscape rather than wholesale reshaping of it, a design ethic that drew early acclaim. Soon after opening it was recognized by the Arizona Republic as the state's best new course, and it went on to collect strong ratings from national golf publications and repeated recognition as one of the area's top public courses. It remains a scenic, well-conditioned daily-fee option in the Scottsdale-area market.
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