Troon, the golf management company, calls Troon North its flagship facility. Its two courses run through granite boulders and saguaro at the foot of Pinnacle Peak in far North Scottsdale. The rock makes it look different from the flatter courses further south. Both are public, both are by Tom Weiskopf, and the latest Golfweek list of Arizona courses you can play ranks them 10th and 11th. Come for desert golf at its most dramatic. In high season, expect a forecaddie on prime weekend tee times, a fixed pace of play and a premium price.
Troon North Golf Club green fees and tee times.
Book online through the club’s site up to 90 days ahead, or call 480-585-7700. Rates are dynamic, so they change in real time with demand, and Troon North does not publish a rate card. A 5% water surcharge is added at check-in. From mid-January to 25 April 2026, every foursome booked Thursday to Saturday between 8 am and 11 am was given a forecaddie, with a suggested tip of US$40 or more each. Twilight and nine-hole-plus times are not guaranteed to finish 18 holes. The club sets a pace of play of 4 hours 30 minutes.
The courses at Troon North Golf Club.
Monument
The original course, and the better known of the two. Its par-five 3rd is the one with the boulder in the fairway, about 280 yards from the green. The greens were restored to Weiskopf’s contours in a four-month project and reopened in October 2017. Golfweek’s 2026 Arizona list puts it 10th among courses you can play.
Pinnacle
Weiskopf’s solo design takes its name from Pinnacle Peak, the granite spire above the club. Its 2018 renovation resurfaced the greens with A4 creeping bentgrass and renewed the drainage, liners and sand in the bunkers. It ranks 11th on Golfweek’s 2026 Arizona list, one place behind the Monument, so it makes a strong second round rather than a consolation.
The round, in perspective.
Weiskopf and Jay Morrish opened the Monument in 1990. Weiskopf added the Pinnacle on his own in the mid-1990s; sources differ between 1995 and 1996. In 2007 the 36 holes were reconfigured under his direction. Holes from the original courses were mixed and re-sequenced, so today’s Monument is built largely from the old front nines. The Monument takes its name from its par-five 3rd, where a huge boulder sits in the landing area. Crews tried to move it and then built around it. Greens on both courses were restored in 2017 and 2018 using GPS data from Weiskopf’s original contours. Elevated tees, desert carries and big rock outcrops beside the greens are the pattern throughout.
Know before you go.
Booking window
Up to 90 days ahead
Pricing
Dynamic, plus 5% water surcharge
Cart curfew
Carts off the course by 7 pm
Pace of play
4 hours 30 minutes
Rental clubs
Callaway sets, US$99 plus tax
Make the trip work.
Range balls are included with the green fee, but the range is only open to players with a tee time or a lesson. Rental Callaway sets cost US$99 plus tax. Shoes are not rented, so bring your own. The Dynamite Grille serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and locker rooms have showers. Check the closure calendar first. In 2026 the Pinnacle closed for overseeding from 20 September to 8 October, the Monument from 4 to 24 October, and every facility on 4–8 October.
The club says Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) is about 35 minutes away without traffic. The route runs north on the Loop 101 and Pima Road to Dynamite Boulevard. A hire car is the practical choice, as the club is at the northern edge of Scottsdale. TPC Scottsdale is about 20 minutes south.
The Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North sits right beside the courses, with casitas on the slopes of Pinnacle Peak. Its golf offers have included a green-fee credit for guests; check the current terms with the hotel. The club runs its own stay-and-play through the Scottsdale Golf Retreat, and the new Scottsdale Golf Villas, beside the clubhouse, have two- and four-bedroom villas for groups. For more restaurants, base yourself in Old Town Scottsdale, about 35 minutes south, or Cave Creek, 20 minutes west.
Make a trip of it.
Pair it with We-Ko-Pa’s Saguaro for a contrast with Coore and Crenshaw’s minimalism, and with the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale. Grayhawk is 20 minutes away. Off the course, Pinnacle Peak Park has a 1.75-mile trail through the same granite country. Cave Creek’s western-themed main street is good for an evening.
Golf trips that include Troon North Golf Club.
These packages have a confirmed round at Troon North Golf Club in the itinerary, with the other courses, nights and hotels listed so you can compare like with like.
Prices are Golfbreaks’ published per-person guide prices in US dollars, checked November 2026; your quote depends on dates and group size. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. How we work
Find your season.
The rye-overseeded season runs from late October to May, and prices peak from January to April. Plan around the autumn closures. Summer has the lowest prices, but the heat is extreme and the courses are aerified in rotation. In 2026 the Monument was closed from mid-June to mid-September. Carts must be off the course by 7 pm daily.
Troon North uses dynamic pricing, so the fee depends on date, time and demand, and no fixed rate card is published. You see the live price when you search the club’s booking page. A 5% water surcharge is added at check-in.
Which is better, Monument or Pinnacle?
Golfweek’s 2026 Arizona list ranks them side by side, Monument 10th and Pinnacle 11th. Monument has the famous boulder hole and the longer history. If your dates are tight, book whichever has the better tee time, and play the other if you can.
How far ahead can you book Troon North?
Up to 90 days, online or by phone on 480-585-7700. Winter weekend mornings fill first, and those are the tee times that come with a forecaddie in peak season.
Is Troon North closed for overseeding?
Yes, every autumn. In 2026 the Pinnacle closed from 20 September to 8 October and the Monument from 4 to 24 October, with the whole club shut from 4 to 8 October. Check the course page for the 2027 dates.
Last checked 10 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.