The Country Club at DC Ranch occupies a distinctive piece of desert terrain at the northern edge of Scottsdale, where the McDowell Mountains rise sharply from the valley floor. The course follows the natural contours of the land, routing through dry washes and along boulder-strewn ridges that create distinct elevation changes between holes. Native vegetation and carefully placed bunkers frame the fairways, while the greens are positioned to reward precise approach shots rather than simply rewarding distance. The layout shifts between tighter, tree-lined corridors in the lower sections and more open, wind-exposed stretches on the higher ground. Water hazards appear selectively, primarily in the form of small ponds that guard certain greens. The design balances strategic options with natural desert features, requiring players to manage both the undulating terrain and the consistent desert winds that influence club selection throughout the round.

Par 71 18 holes 6888 yards