Phoenix & Scottsdale golf guides
The venue has two named courses
We-Ko-Pa lists the Coore/Crenshaw-designed Saguaro course and Scott Miller’s Cholla course. The operator describes Cholla as the more traditional desert layout, with forced carries and defined landing areas.
Use those course descriptions to think about your group and tee choice. Avoid turning an architect’s name into a promise that a round will be easy, fast or inexpensive.
A resident rate is a separate offer
The club publishes general and Arizona ID reservation windows, with eligible identification required for the Arizona offer. Choose the rate class each player can use before comparing totals.
We-Ko-Pa says it uses published seasonal rates rather than dynamic pricing. That still means the fee can change when you change the date; a seasonal table is not one year-round price.
October requires a course-specific check
The 2026 schedule staggers Cholla and Saguaro closures. Check the operator’s live notice for the exact dates. A reopening or practice-area notice for one course should not be copied onto the other.
The page includes a cart-restriction sentence dated 2025. Ask about this year’s conditions instead of treating that older line as current.
Book through the current operator path
The club says its old app no longer shows current times and directs visitors to its new booking button. Start from the official reservations page.
Carl lists both courses and their direct booking path. Live search does not support the new engine yet. The article does not claim that a named tee time is available until you check that engine yourself.
Course pages for this plan
- We-Ko-Pa — Saguaro — official booking link; live search not supported yet
- We-Ko-Pa — Cholla — official booking link; live search not supported yet
See the full Phoenix & Scottsdale catalog for course locations and current coverage.
Sources and current booking information
Reviewed October 6, 2026. Prices and access can change; use the operator's terms for your date.
