LINKS Magazine is just one of the legacy golf publications to recently shower We-Ko-Pa Golf Club with praise, naming the Saguaro Course as among the Top-10 golf courses in all of Arizona.
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Technology and the widespread access to the internet – especially on handheld mobile devices – has shaped and changed our world in ways we couldn’t have imagined.
Are you one of our winter visitor friends coming down to Scottsdale for your annual quota of unseasonal sunshine? How about the impromptu bachelor party coordinator tasked with throwing the greatest golf-themed shindig of all time?
The hamburger has been a staple of American cuisine since the mid-19th century when German immigrants from Hamburg introduced the ground beef sandwich to hungry manufacturers during the industrial revolution.
The next time you pull out your phone and pull up the address Arizona’s best golf courses, you’ll likely see something a little different than E. Toh Vee Circle.
If you’re one of our friends from the Midwest or the great white north who come down to escape dreadful winters, the term “staycation” is probably as foreign to you as 115-degree temperatures.
With two tracks routinely positioned as the very best golf courses anywhere in Arizona, you really can’t go wrong with either Cholla or Saguaro when you tee it up at We-Ko-Pa Golf Club.
The hole in one is the ultimate and most elusive feat in golf. We see our friends on the PGA TOUR hole out from the tee box on a regular basis and they make it look easy. It’s not easy.
We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center was recently awarded its 14th consecutive AAA Four Diamond Award, one for every year since the property opened in 2005. And in a city like Scottsdale, where there are hundreds of resort options from which to choose, being one of only 14 properties to receive the special distinction is a tremendous honor.
Major League Baseball is back in full force as pitchers and catchers have already reported for Cactus League action just in time for the perfect winter weather here in the Valley of the Sun.
Racking up 54 professional wins including the 1961 U.S. Open at Oakland Hills Country Club in Michigan, Gene “The Machine” Littler was known for his silky-smooth swing and solid temperament as well as an illustrious career in golf spanning nearly 40 years.
Short or “drivable” par-4s are all the rage in golf course design these days, providing eagle and birdie opportunities in exchange for calm nerves and stellar tee shots that find the short grass or the dance floor.
