Stonecreek Golf Club

Stonecreek Golf Club is a par-71, 6,871-yard championship course etched into the desert terrain of Phoenix, Arizona. Originally designed by Gary Grandstaff and Roy Dye — brother of the iconic Pete Dye — the course was later redesigned by Arthur Hills & Associates to modernize its infrastructure while incorporating environmentally-friendly maintenance practices. The result is a links-style layout rated four stars by Golf Digest. Mature trees frame Bermuda fairways, and creek beds meander through the property, coming into play on five holes. Hilly, elevated greens add strategic variety, while panoramic views of the Squaw Peak Mountains are visible from every hole. Five sets of tees make the course accessible to golfers of all abilities. Rated 4.1 by Hole19 golfers, Stonecreek is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Arizona.