Phoenix, Arizona, December 4, 2025
A prominent golf course in Phoenix is set to undergo extensive renovations including upgrades to infrastructure, landscaping, and amenities. Key improvements involve reconstructing greens, adding a new practice area, and implementing a high-tech irrigation system. These enhancements aim to modernize the course while maintaining its historic charm. The renovations are expected to be completed by late 2026, allowing continued access for golfers during construction.
Phoenix Golf Course Undergoes Major Renovations Ahead of Upcoming Season
Phoenix, Arizona – A prominent golf course in Phoenix is undergoing significant renovations to enhance its facilities and playing experience ahead of the upcoming season. The project includes comprehensive upgrades to the course’s infrastructure, landscaping, and amenities.
Renovation Details
The renovation encompasses the following key improvements:
- Course Infrastructure: Reconstruction of all greens and bunkers, adjustments to tees to improve yardage equity, and strategic fairway expansions to create a seamless aesthetic across the course.
- Practice Facilities: Addition of a new short-game practice area adjacent to the range, and redesign of Hole #12 into an exciting risk/reward par 4.
- Landscaping Enhancements: Planting of nearly 6,000 additional trees, hedges, shrubs, and bushes to improve the course’s visual appeal and playability.
- Irrigation System Upgrade: Installation of a state-of-the-art irrigation system with individual head control and a new weather station to manage water usage efficiently.
Project Timeline
The renovation is scheduled to be completed by late 2026, with work proceeding in phases to maintain access for guests. Nine holes will be closed at a time, ensuring that 27 holes remain open throughout the process.
Background Context
The golf course, established in 1920 and located in the heart of Phoenix, has been a significant part of the local community for over a century. The planned renovations aim to modernize the facilities while preserving the course’s historic charm. The project is part of a broader initiative to enhance golf facilities in the Phoenix area, including the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club’s Estates Course, which reopened in September 2024 after a beautification project that added nearly 6,000 trees, hedges, and shrubs. These enhancements are expected to attract golfers from across the region and elevate Phoenix’s reputation as a premier golf destination.
FAQ
What specific renovations are being made to the golf course?
The renovation includes reconstruction of all greens and bunkers, adjustments to tees to improve yardage equity, strategic fairway expansions, addition of a new short-game practice area, redesign of Hole #12 into a risk/reward par 4, planting of nearly 6,000 additional trees, hedges, shrubs, and bushes, and installation of a state-of-the-art irrigation system with individual head control and a new weather station to manage water usage efficiently.
How will the renovation affect golfers during the construction period?
To maintain access for guests, nine holes will be closed at a time, ensuring that 27 holes remain open throughout the process. The project is expected to be completed in late 2026.
What is the history of the golf course undergoing renovation?
The golf course, established in 1920 and located in the heart of Phoenix, has been a significant part of the local community for over a century. The planned renovations aim to modernize the facilities while preserving the course’s historic charm.
Are there other golf course renovations happening in Phoenix?
Yes, the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club’s Estates Course reopened in September 2024 after a beautification project that added nearly 6,000 trees, hedges, and shrubs.
Key Features of the Renovation
| Renovation Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Course Infrastructure | Reconstruction of all greens and bunkers, tee adjustments, and fairway expansions. |
| Practice Facilities | New short-game practice area and redesign of Hole #12 into a risk/reward par 4. |
| Landscaping Enhancements | Planting of nearly 6,000 additional trees, hedges, shrubs, and bushes. |
| Irrigation System Upgrade | Installation of a state-of-the-art irrigation system with individual head control and a new weather station. |
| Project Timeline | Renovation expected to be completed by late 2026, with nine holes closed at a time to maintain 27 open holes. |
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