This club has five championship eighteen hole courses, plus a sixth Greg Norman-designed course is expected to open in December, 2000. These courses are located next to the mountains and provide many great views and elevation changes.

The Jack Nicklaus Private Course features multi-level fairways and difficult-to-read greens. In addition, there are several holes requiring blind shots.

"Golf Digest" rated the Jack Nicklaus Private Course 35th among the "Top 75 Resort Courses" for 1992, and "GOLF Magazine" ranked it 91st among the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play In the U.S." for 1996.

The Arnold Palmer Private Course is a somewhat traditional design. The fairways are rolling and have plenty of water hazards that will affect your shots.

The TPC Stadium Golf Course is an architectural triumph of matchless beauty. It has an international reputation as "The Western Home of Golf in America."

"Golf Digest" rated the Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course 91st best under the 1996 category of the "Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S.," and the 9th "Best Public Course" in the state for 1996.

The Tom Weiskopf Private Course has stone bridges that give it a Scottish appearance. The course is traditional with many mounds throughout its rolling terrain, and water hazards come into play on nine holes. The greens are undulating, and the fairways are open. This is a user-friendly course compared to the other courses here.

Request Club Update