The North course, the older of the two courses, features spectacular views of Black Mountain as the course meanders through the Boulders community. Both courses are built right into the desert foothills and offer breathtaking panoramas - including stunning boulder formations, striking Sonoran Desert sunsets and natural desert terrain. Keep your eyes open because desert wildlife is often visible during play. Every day, golfers are surprised to see a bobcat, rabbits, coyotes or a javelina while hunting for a wayward shot. In short, your experience should be a scenic and natural wonder.
Rated 4 stars by Golf Digest and listed among GolfWeek's Best Resort Courses in 2010, the Boulders North Course is one of the many Arizona courses that you must play while on your desert golf tip. Awards have been ever present over the years. Boulders was ranked the #9 Golf Resort in the US and the #2 Golf Resort in the Southwest in 2007 by Travel + Leisure magazine.
While the older of the two courses, this classic is built right into the desert foothills and offers breathtaking panoramas of the desert terrain as well as lush fairways and complex greens. Wildlife is a constant at the resort and golfers should anticipate a small zoological audience for their round
