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Coronado Golf Course

Coronado Golf Course is a public nine-hole course located in Scottsdale. Opened in 1966, it is one of the oldest golf courses in Arizona and it is also one of the most affordable. The executive layout makes no claim of being scenic, it unfortunately plays under a freeway underpass, but it is one of the most beloved golf courses in the state

Coronado Golf Course is a public nine-hole course located in Scottsdale. Opened in 1966, it is one of the oldest golf courses in Arizona and it is also one of the most affordable. The executive layout makes no claim of being scenic, it unfortunately plays under a freeway underpass, but it is one of the most beloved golf courses in the state. It is rich in history and considered a community treasure. The terrain is mostly flat but every lie on the golf course is a challenge. The Coronado Golf Course layout is a perfect learning opportunity for beginners who aren't used to having to adjust to different elements.

See also

• Arizona golf courses
• Scottsdale, AZ golf courses

Articles:

• The worst and most beloved course in Arizona: Coronado Golf Course comes through on both counts

Golf course details

• Holes: 9
• Designed by: Greg Nash, Jack Snyder, Jeff Hardin, Milton Coggins
  
• Public/Private: Public
• Year opened: 1966
• Golf Season: Year round
• Guest Policy: Open
• Tee times welcomed: Yes
• Fairways:
• Greens:

Facilities

• Pro in house: Yes
• Driving range: Yes
• Rental clubs: Yes
• Rental carts: Yes

Green fees price ranges

• Week days: $10 - $15
• Weekends: $13 - $15
• Tee times from $7.99 - Check prices

Course policies

• Metal spikes allowed: No
• Dress code:
• Credit cards accepted: No

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Reader Ratings / Reviews

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  by joe shmo
  on August 05th, 2012 17:59it does not play under a freeway overpass and this picture is not of coronado golf course in scottsdale