Pine Meadows Country Club sits in Overgaard, Arizona, on the southern edge of the Mogollon Rim. The course follows the natural topography, with fairways set amid ponderosa pines and open meadows that slope gently toward drainage draws. Several holes cross small seasonal creeks that flow after monsoon rains, creating natural water hazards. Elevation changes are modest but noticeable, especially on the back nine where the land tilts eastward. The turf mix includes Kentucky bluegrass on the greens and fescue in the rough, kept shorter than many desert courses to suit the cooler climate. A modest clubhouse overlooks the practice green, and cart paths stay mostly on the perimeter to limit disturbance to the surrounding forest. The setting remains quiet, with minimal road noise and frequent wildlife sightings including elk and wild turkey.

Par 34 9 holes 2592 yards