Talking Stick Golf Club (O’Odham)

Talking Stick Golf Club (O'Odham) is a resort course in Arizona, United States, designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and opened in 1998. It is one of two 18-hole layouts on a 36-hole property, combining links and parkland characteristics across a flat, arid Sonoran Desert landscape. Fairways are lined with eucalyptus and cottonwood, and the terrain features crowned greens, close-cropped run-up areas, and elevated greens with mountain vistas in the background. Wildlife — including wild horses and coyotes — moves through the natural desert vegetation. Hole 12, a split-fairway par-4, is the course's signature hole. Practice facilities are shared across the property and include the largest driving range in the valley, a putting green, a short game area, and the Talking Stick Golf Academy with LaBauve Golf instruction. The Talking Stick Golf Club Grill serves golfers with panoramic views of the fairways and desert landscape. Rated 4.3 and a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Arizona.