North Scottsdale, AZ

Two captivating layouts. The same spectacular conditions.

Raptor and Talon, both open to public tee times, both maintained to the same standard, under the McDowell Mountains.

The 17th at Raptor, Grayhawk Golf Club, Scottsdale

2

championship layouts

36

holes, one maintenance standard

1

clubhouse, indoor and outdoor dining

The courses

Raptor and Talon, and they are not the same round.

The Raptor course at Grayhawk Golf Club, Scottsdale
RaptorThe tougher, more exposed of the two. Long, honest, and unforgiving of a wayward tee shot into the desert.
The Talon course at Grayhawk Golf Club, Scottsdale
TalonMore shot variety and the desert tighter to the corridors. The round most players enjoy more the second time.

Beyond the round

And the clubhouse does the rest of the day.

Dining

Indoor and outdoor, open through the day rather than only after a round.

Meetings and events

Company days, parties and tournaments, with the courses alongside rather than an hour away.

Tournaments

Shotgun starts and mixed formats on either layout, run often enough to be routine.

Event space at Grayhawk Golf ClubThe McDowell Room at Grayhawk Golf Club

Pick a course. Pick a morning.

Public tee times on both layouts, and the winter calendar books furthest ahead.

8620 East Thompson Peak Parkway, Scottsdale AZ 85255

Before you book

The questions visitors ask.

Which course should I play first?

Raptor if you want the tougher, more exposed round; Talon if you want the one with more shot variety and the desert closer to the corridors. Conditions are kept the same across both, which is the point of running two.

Do I need to be a member?

No. Both layouts take public tee times, which is unusual for courses in this condition and is most of the reason people drive out here.

Can you host a company day or a tournament?

Yes, on either course, with indoor and outdoor dining and event space alongside. Shotgun starts and mixed formats are routine rather than an exception.

What is the best time of year?

Winter and early spring are the reason Scottsdale exists as a golf destination, and they book out furthest ahead. Summer mornings are quiet, fast and considerably cheaper.