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My wife is going to Phoenix for work the end of the month and I was thinking about tagging along and getting in a few rounds while she works. What are some of the must do courses? Hidden gems? If I decide to go we'll be there the 24th thru the 27th and I'll probably try to play at least 2 rounds maybe 3. Thanks
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Do a search.  Must be 20 threads on this topic already.

What's in my bag:

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Fairway: Comp 15* Aldila NVS
Hybrids: 19* & 22*Irons: CG2 4-PWWedges: CG12 52*, 56*Putter: Studio Design Newport 1.5Ball: One BlackBag: GPS: SG3

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You didn't say how much you want to pay.  Some can be pretty expensive around here this time of year.  Here are 2 mid-tier courses (probably $60-$100)  I would recommend that you probably don't hear a lot about.

Superstition Springs in Mesa, AZ

Longbow in Mesa, AZ

They are both great courses and good value.

Butch

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Best of Public Avid Golfer Phoenix 2011 [URL]http://www.myavidgolfer.com/articles/?view=article&article;_id=1416&no;_current=1[/URL] My 2c Both WeKoPa course, Eagle Mountain, and the courses at Gold Canyon.

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Adams Fast10 15* 3W
A2OS 3H-7iron 60* LW
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9iron and 45* PW 50* GW 56* SW m565 and 455 VfoilPutter Anser Belly Putter Ball in order of preference TPblack e5 V2  AD333

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Originally Posted by TheWookie

We Ko Pa ... Saguaro is overated...also check Kierland.  good courses



Not sure what you mean by over rated, but if you don't think Saguaro is a top 5 public course in the PHX area IMO you'd be wrong and part of a very small minority.  I like Cholla too and wouldn''t argue if you prefer it to Saguarao, but both are among the best public courses in the PHX area.  On the other heand, Kierland is not in the top 15 of the courses I've played in the area.

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