Troon North Golf Club - Monument Course
USA · 18 holes · Par 72 · Designed by Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish
Overview
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Signature Holes
Dramatic uphill par-4 with panoramic views of Pinnacle Peak and Scottsdale Valley. Island green fairway requires precision
Over-the-top island green with 180-degree views. Feels like hitting to a green suspended above desert floor
Steep downhill with split fairway - left side bunkered, right side more dangerous but shorter
Elevated fairway with canyon carries and dramatic elevation change. Strategic par-5 requiring course management
Pros & Cons
✓ The Good
- Spectacular scenery and dramatic elevation changes create unique playing experience
- Excellent conditioning year-round
- Two distinct courses (Monument and Pinnacle) allow variety in same visit
- Championship-level design by Weiskopf/Morrish
- Outstanding practice facilities
- Limited crowds - less busy than other resort courses
✗ The Challenges
- Extremely challenging rough terrain - recovery shots almost impossible
- Severe elevation changes very difficult in summer heat
- High rates in winter peak season
- Mandatory cart required (no walking)
- Limited visibility on some holes makes course management difficult
- Can play very slow due to terrain