Played today. The punched middle of last week but should be good to go in a week and a half or so. Fairways and rough were a bit sticky but very good. Bunkers are firm, which is the norm.

Played today. The punched middle of last week but should be good to go in a week and a half or so. Fairways and rough were a bit sticky but very good. Bunkers are firm, which is the norm.

Played on 8/7/12:
Group: Four some
Pace: 4 hours

Our first trip to the Sedona area in close to 15 years!
This was a first time golfing for us and it won't be our last trip...

We chose to play... Continue »

Played on 8/7/12:
Group: Four some
Pace: 4 hours

Our first trip to the Sedona area in close to 15 years!
This was a first time golfing for us and it won't be our last trip...

We chose to play this layout first, the 2nd layout (REVIEW to follow) was highly recommended by GK'er DCoachL down in the Phoenix area.

On this day, TWO airline pilots (they drove up from Phoenix to get out of the heat).
It was still 105 degrees, a whole lot better than 115!

It was their first time playing this layout as well...Despite having one of the pilots all over the map, there were times when he could have taken a plane to get to his ball!
Always seemed like he was playing the wrong fairway all day long..

With that said, it's a playable layout for all skill levels there are some recovery shots available provided you can find your ball.

Overall conditions were excellent! I made it a point to tell the Pro Shop staff.
Btw, a former LPGA player just happens to work at this golf course.

We (I) found a deal on golfnow.com with a cart & range balls.
It's a hidden gem of a course and with the conditions it's a BONUS!

You won't be disappointed when you are up in this area. The Sedona scenery is fantastic! This little old Country Club is a MUST PLAY!!!!

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Nice old style Trent Jones course. Easy bogey hard par. Bunkers seemed to find more of my shots than usual. A bit expensive but it is Sedona.

Oakcreek Country Club Review
Sadona Arizona Golf Co... Continue »

Nice old style Trent Jones course. Easy bogey hard par. Bunkers seemed to find more of my shots than usual. A bit expensive but it is Sedona.

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Sadona Arizona Golf Course Reviews

Played Oct 22. Rained the day before so course was soft. Course was in very good shape as always. Good old style tree lined park course. Several holes go right up to the red rocks Sedona is famous for... Continue »

Played Oct 22. Rained the day before so course was soft. Course was in very good shape as always. Good old style tree lined park course. Several holes go right up to the red rocks Sedona is famous for. Sedona Golf Resort is only a few blocks away. Now that Seven Canyons is open to the public, Sedona is a real golf destination. Tee times for all three are on Golfnow. Seven canyons is a must play, it is in a canyon surrounded by red rock mountains. Probably the most amazing setting I have ever played in. I mention this because it is not listed on this site.

If there is a more beautiful 9 than the front 9 at Oak Creek Country Club in the state of Arizona . . then I have yet to play it! The views on the front 9 of this RTJ course wind their way threw the ... Continue »

If there is a more beautiful 9 than the front 9 at Oak Creek Country Club in the state of Arizona . . then I have yet to play it! The views on the front 9 of this RTJ course wind their way threw the cathedrals of the Sedona red rocks and are nothing short of fantastic! The course lives up to the views, the conditions were exceptional on the day we played (10/24/2009). The fairways were lush, the greens soft and quick and held shots magnificently. The course is not exceptionally long, the landing areas are plenty wide, and the greens very smooth. The rough can be somewhat of a bear to hit out of, it is a very thick green grass that swallows errant shots. The bunkers were full of sand, some were a little damp, but still very playable. The back 9 is a little more pedestrian than the front 9 (with its views), but plays pretty tough, particularly coming back to the clubhouse staring into the late afternoon sun. The wind came up in the afternoon, and affected a couple of shots, but nothing awful. This course is located about 120 miles north of Phoenix, and is well worth the daytrip up to the Verde Valley to play. I know that I'll definately make my way up there to play it again!!