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Desert
Mountain 37700 N. Desert Mountain
Parkway Scottsdale, Arizona 85262 |
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The
private, gated golf community of Desert Mountain is nestled in the high Sonoran
Desert in North Scottsdale, and protected to the north and east by the Tonto
National Forest. From the golf courses and community, the long, distant views to
the south, east and west are inspiring. Due to its elevation, the community
experiences relatively cooler temperatures in the summer than most Arizona golf property. Located on the perimeter of the city, the community offers easy
access to airports, shopping and entertainment, yet is also close to Arizona's
many lakes, streams, ski resorts and expansive mountain ranges.
Jack
Nicklaus - the very name IS Golf! Desert Mountain is the
only private country club in the United States to offer six of his
signature courses. Cochise, Renegade, Apache, Geronimo, Chiracahua, and Outlaw. Six Distinct golf clubhouses, one to service each course are also featured. The 52,000 square foot Cochise/Geronimo
Clubhouse offers contemporary American cuisine in a floor-to-ceiling
glass-enclosed dining room that affords views of the golf courses, mountains and
sunsets. The Apache Clubhouse features an expansive pro shop and the Apache
Grill, offering a menu that emphasizes premium dry-aged prime beef, an extensive
wine list and an intimate piano bar with nightly entertainment. The Chiricahua Clubhouse features old world architecture, authentic northern Italian
cuisine, an impressive wine selection, and professional catering services for
members.
A fourth clubhouse, the Sonoran Clubhouse, offers alternative
recreational activities to golf, including tennis (on three surfaces - grass,
clay and hard court), two swimming pools, a state of the art fitness center, locker
room facilities including sauna and steam baths, and spa and massage
services.
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Cochise
Course
Every year the Cochise course is host to The Tradition at
Desert Mountain, a "major" stop on the PGA's Senior Tour. 7,019-yards and surrounded by the rugged Sonoran Desert, this course demands a thoughtful and strategic approach. None other than Jack
Nicklaus himself has called the Cochise course one of the most picturesque golf
courses in the world. |
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it has been named to "America's 100 Greatest Courses" (Golf Digest,
1993), "Best Course in Each State" (Golf Digest, 1993 - Top 10 in
Arizona), "Best Maintained Golf Course" (Golf Course News, 1992 - As
Ranked by PGA Tournament Players). From the "big boys" tees the course measures
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smooth slopes, rolling fairways and challenging approach shots (Officially it
rates at 72.7 with a slope of 144). Bill Huffman, the golf writer for The
Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette, has rated
this course in the top 25 for
Arizona's private golf clubs. Desert Mountain real estate along the Cochise course is among the most sought after Arizona golf property around. |
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Renegade
Course
The Renegade Course is the graybeard of the group and can be
as ornery as its name. Nevertheless, this course can also be "nice", letting the
player decide how challenging a round to play due to two pin placements
at every hole. One pin is set forward and the other is placed in a more
difficult position. |
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been rated as "America's 100 Greatest Courses"(Golf Digest, 1993),
"Best Course in Each State"(Golf Digest, 1993 - Top 10 for Arizona).
Bill Huffman, the golf writer for The Arizona Republic, has rated
this course in the top 25 for
Arizona's private golf clubs |
Apache
Course
This course appeared in early 1996. The course
measures 7,300 yards and sports a more accommodating par-72. Of all the courses
this is perhaps the most traditional "desert" course. Large greens make it easy
to bump and run. It is known for its famous "disappearing green." |
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In the old
Scottish tradition, the entire putting surface is not visible. Bill Huffman, the
golf writer for The Arizona Republic, has rated
this course in the top 25 for
Arizona's private golf clubs
Geronimo Course
The
Geronimo Course starts out deceptively simple, but then makes some nasty changes
on the back 9. Nicklaus himself called the course, "the strong-looking course."
With its large elevation changes, deep canyons, this 7,414 yard course rates a
respectable 75.2 and was name "Best Course in Each State"(Golf Digest,
1993 - Top 10 for Arizona). Bill Huffman, the golf writer for The Arizona
Republic, has rated
this course in the top 25 for
Arizona's private golf clubs.
Chiricahua
Course
Chiricahua was recently called the best golf course in Arizona
by Rick Bullock, golf writer for the Scottsdale Tribune. The 7,424-yard par-72
layout is at a dramatic elevation above the other Desert Mountain courses and
offers majestic views of the world below. It is designed so most players
should find short grass off the tee. It also has plenty of closely clipped
chipping and bailout around many of the greens, which should appeal to players of
lesser ability. Every hole at Chiricahua is memorable and requires great
shot-making to score.
Outlaw Course
In the tradition of a Scottish links course, Outlaw is different in style from the other five courses at Desert Mountain. With this course Nicklaus' goal was "to take what nature gave us and try to enhance it". He took advantage of the many subtle features of the terrain including native washes, gently rolling hills and many spectacular views when designing this Arizona golf property. Demanding players hit a variety of high, low and bump-and-run shots, you had better bring your ground game to the Outlaw. To maintain the unspoiled views of Pinnacle Peak, the McDowell Mountains and Four Peaks, Outlaw does not have any homes built along the course and encourages golfers walk and play this course the way the game was intended to be played. While there is not any Desert Mountain real estate directly on the Outlaw, its presence contributes a great deal to the Arizona golf property of Desert Mountain as a whole.
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| Golf Club Membership
Information: |
Golf membership cost:
$325,000 initiation
deposit
Equity:
80%
Monthly dues:
$666
Deferred Equity membership included in purchase price of most homes.
Membership at Desert Mountain is limited to 396 members per course. |
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| Real Estate
Information: | |
Resale
Homes Resale homes range in price from $675,000 to
$4,900,000
Custom Homes 5,300 to 8,100 square feetPrices range
from $2.45 million to $4.9 million
The Chiricahua Villas 3,800
to 6,900 square feet Prices range from $2.63 million to $5.5
million |
Developer Custom Homesites Custom lots range from 0.9 acres to
13.6 acres Prices range from $450,000 to $4,000,000
Resale Custom
Homesites Resale lots range in price from $99,000 to $4
million |
| Arizona Golf Property |
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Arizona golf property, like the pristine Desert Mountain real estate, offers a lifestyle like few things can. Featuring all the luxury you would expect of a private gated golf community, Desert Mountain is nestled high in the Sonoran Desert north of Scottsdale, Arizona. Start enjoying the life of leisure that can only be accomplished with championship golf and tennis within one of the most sought after communities around.
Arizona Golf Property: Desert Mountain Neighborhoods
One of the driving forces in the increasing popularity of Arizona golf property is the lifestyle and the neighborhoods. The exclusive setting of Desert Mountain real estate is no exception to this. Offering residents access to all the finer things in life, the Desert Mountain community is Arizona golf property at its finest. From spectacular views and dramatic sunsets to fine dining and championship golf, life just doesn't get any more enjoyable. Most of the owners of Desert Mountain real estate are people who have worked hard for their retirement and are now ready to relax and enjoy it. Not everyone fits these criteria though, in fact this Arizona golf property has become increasingly popular with everyone from corporate leaders to famous celebrities. Everyone here has one thing in common, they all enjoy the finest Arizona golf property as well as their privacy here at Desert Mountain. With six Nicklaus designed golf courses, nine tennis courts featuring three different playing surfaces, a world class fitness center and spa facilities, fine dining and upscale amenities, it doesn't get any better than Desert Mountain real estate. .
With six different golf courses designed by the legendary Jack Nicklaus it shouldn't take much to convince you of the merits of this Arizona golf property. All six Nicklaus courses, Renegade, Cochise, Geronimo, Apache, Chiricahua and Outlaw have been recipients of accolades. The level and variety of golf that members have access to is what makes Desert Mountain real estate the bar to which all Arizona golf property is measured against. With more Nicklaus courses than any other club, receiving regular awards and recognition, Desert Mountain is sure to remain one of the finest private golf clubs in the world.
Among the things that make Arizona golf property such an experience are the golf clubhouses. Desert Mountain real estate features six distinct clubhouses. They are home to a variety of dining experiences and social events. From casual and family dining to formal fine dining, Desert Mountain has a clubhouse for every occasion. The clubhouses provide an important element to daily life within this Arizona golf property. As the places members go to eat, socialize and relax, these six award winning clubhouses are a big part of what makes Desert Mountain real estate so desirable.
This Arizona golf property is more than just golf though. Desert Mountain real estate offers several world class amenities to members such as a spa and fitness center and some of the best tennis in the Southwest. Recognizing the importance of providing exceptional amenities to members, Desert Mountain developed a 10,000 square foot Sonoran spa and fitness center. As a member you will have access to a full array of advanced exercise equipment and spa treatments that include a complete menu of services and highly trained therapists as well as a nutritionist. If tennis is important to you in your hunt for Arizona golf property, Desert Mountain has a world-class tennis center to offer you. Having been called "Wimbledon of the West", Desert Mountain has USTA trained tennis professionals and nine tennis courts that feature three playing surface options. Whether you're in the mood for fast paced hard court action, grass tennis or clay courts this Desert Mountain real estate is sure meet all your tennis needs. Desert Mountain is not just another Arizona golf property, it is a truly unique and complete private community offering residents every amenity they could ask for.
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Information deemed accurate, but not guaranteed. Golf membership cost and prices and availability of real estate subject to change with market conditions. For
more information on homes at Desert Mountain, please fill out the online information request
form.
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