Golf Courses in Flagstaff | Pine Canyon

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Hole 1

Pine Shadows

Cut the corner left if you dare, but be careful, too far and you’re out of bounds.

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Hole 2

Byrd’s Sanctuary

You’ll want to stay left of the snag tree off the tee, but keep an eye on the pin. Positioning around the green is key.

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Hole 3

Crosswind

Short is better than long on this downhill par 3. If you must overshoot the green, err to the right.

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Hole 4

Split Decision

The groves of trees short of the green will end up dictating your options on this reachable par 5.

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Hole 5

Pine Meadow

Be sure your ball comes to rest on the same tier as the pin. Otherwise, you may have an interesting putt or two, or three.

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Hole 6

Elk Run

The landing on the right of this fairway is more generous than it appears. Stay right and you can’t go wrong.

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Hole 7

Pine Canyon

Favor the right side of the fairway for your best birdie opportunity. A reachable par 5, but accuracy is critical.

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Hole 8

Creekside

An outcropping of trees hides the large landing area on the right side of this fairway. A slicer’s dream.

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Hole 9

Whispering Wind

Stay within the tree line and you’ll make this par 4, unless bad luck puts you behind the split trees in the middle.

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Hole 10

Reflections

Favor the left off the tee, as the fairway slopes right. If you’re going to miss this green, go long, or you might get wet.

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Hole 11

Eagle’s Nest

Pick the right club and put a smooth swing on it. Going long or left will land you in the drink.

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Hole 12

High Five

Cut the right corner at your peril: bunkers lie in wait. Unless you drive the ball like Daly, this is a 3-shot hole.

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Hole 13

Mountain View

You may be able to carry the bunkers along the right side, but it’s risky business on this downhill par 4.

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Hole 14

Lone Tree

A nice and roomy fairway. Now all you have to do is avoid the fairway bunker and the lone tree short of the green.

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Hole 15

Timeless Timbers

This hole requires cool precision all the way through. Target the pin and sharpen you short game skills.

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Hole16

Dawson’s Creek

Staying left of the tree guarding the water hazard is ideal. Perform a reality check before you decide to go for it in two.

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Hole 17

Sweet Serenity

Favor the right side of this beautiful par 3. Long and left can spell disaster. Trust your club selection and swing.

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Hole 18

The Peaks

Swing away at this breathtaking downhill finishing hole. Beware: the landing is forgiving, but left of the tree line is not.

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Hole 19

Double or Nothing

Here’s your chance to settle all bets. This island green is short but deadly. No divots off the bridge, please.