With two award-winning golf courses set in the untouched Sonoran Desert just outside Scottsdale, Arizona, We-Ko-Pa Golf Club is truly Arizona’s Ultimate Golf Experience. Both the Scott Miller designed Cholla course and the Coore/Crenshaw designed Saguaro course are among the very best in the southwestern United States as judged by both golf media and players alike. Their unique differences set them apart from other 36-hole facilities in the Scottsdale area, and with no homes, roads, businesses or development of any kind, at We-Ko-Pa, it’s just you, your ball and the sights and sounds of nature.
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The We-Ko-Pa Experience
The We-Ko-Pa Experience begins miles from the Golf Club, where the city ends and the beautiful Sonoran Desert begins. Welcome to the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. Here, the landscape is open, the colors are more vibrant and the mountains are seemingly within an arm’s reach away. From the moment you arrive until the time you leave us, you will receive the kind of customer service that has helped make the We-Ko-Pa Experience so special for every one of our guests. Whether you are a “local,” or in the valley on business or pleasure, our staff is here to help make your visit memorable.
Stay-and-Play at We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort
Only Fort McDowell’s We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort combines unbelievable golf, Vegas-style action and endless enjoyment in a magnificent destination that’s always worth the visit. Whether you favor the sheer thrill of spinning reels or the extraordinary action of blackjack , Roulette and more, an incredible experience awaits. Discover Arizona’s greatest gaming floor, showcasing 166,000 square-feet of pure excitement.
The Winter Visitor
The Sonoran Desert is a true golf destination and one loved by players from all over the world thanks to incredible winter weather, world-class nightlife and, of course, unbeatable golf. Many of our guests flock south for the winter each year to take advantage of this extraordinary climate. We affectionally refer to them as “snowbirds.” See for yourself!
