Arizona Golf Course
CITY OF PHOENIX GOLF PHOENIX STYLE
The city of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department operates eight outstanding municipal golf courses and driving ranges to accommodate a variety of skill levels. Courses are open from dawn to dusk, seven days a week, including holidays. ... Each city course has experienced PGA/LPGA staff available to provide instruction ranging from private lessons to group clinics. The Parks and Recreation Department also offers summer golf classes at no charge for youths 8 to 17 years old. Call the course of your choice for more information. ... [Read More]
MARYVALE GOLF COURSE
PGA professionals teach golf free to area youth, ages eight to 17, in year-round classes which typically last about a month. To register, individuals should sign up at the golf course. Golf classes are halted in October to accommodate reseeding of the practice tees with winter grass. Call John Martin 623-846-4022 for infomation. ... Maryvale Golf Course hosts a variety of tournaments. Booking is recommended a year in advance for weekend dates, and all requests for tournaments after initial screening should be directed to the Head Golf Professional at ... [Read More]
Major Parks And Golf
Tempe’s four golf courses create affordable fun for everyone. Rolling Hills Golf Course, located at 1415 N. Mill Avenue, is a municipal course for the person who wants to get in a quick round. To reserve your tee time, call (480) 350-5275. ... Adjacent to Tempe Town Lake is Arizona State University’s Karsten Golf Course. The course is a little more upscale than the municipal course. Reservations are required and the price of a cart is included in the fees. Call (480) 921-8070 for information on the course located at 1125 E. Rio Salado Parkway. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
9th Annual Chandler Golf Challenge on Friday, April 15, 2005, at Bear Creek Golf Course . This is a charity golf tournament sponsored by the Chandler Mayor's Committee for People with Disabilities. Proceeds from the tournament benefit the Chandler Special Olympics program and educational scholarships for people with disabilities. Call Collette Jones at (480) 782-2709 for more information on sponsorships or donations. ... Chandler Golf Courses ... [Read More]
ENCANTO 18 GOLF COURSE
Completed in 1935, Encanto holds the distinction of being the third oldest golf course in Arizona. Encanto is ideally suited for the average golfer. Its level fairways are wide and it has a limited number of hazards. It sports a relaxed atmosphere enhanced by the course's abundance of mature palm and salt cedar trees, plus some truly spectacular views of downtown Phoenix. ... PGA professionals teach golf free to area youth, ages eight to 17, in year-round classes which typically last about a month. To register, individuals should sign up at the golf course. Golf classes are halted in October to accommodate reseeding of the practice tees with winter grass. Contact: Reggie Compos at (602) 253-3963 for more infomation. ... [Read More]
The basic jurisdictional issue was how to differentiate between golf cars that weremanufactured exclusively for use on golf courses and those that are being permitted by states andmunicipalities to be operated as on-road vehicles. NHTSA tentatively decided to adopt a speedcriterion to address this question. The industry's standard Z130.1, which applies to all golf cars,contains a specification for "Maximum vehicle speed "(paragraph 9.6.1) under which "(t)heaverage speed [of runs in opposite directions] shall not exceed 15 mi/h (24 km/h)" (paragraph9.6.1.3). Further, NGCMA stated at the July 25, 1996 public meeting that its primary activitysince its inception had been the promotion and sponsorship of standard Z130.1 and that 100percent of its members adhered to it. Accordingly, the record before the agency at the time of itsproposal indicated that if a golf car could go faster than 15 miles per hour, the maximum speedpermitted by the industry standard for golf cars to be used solely on ... [Read More]
AG Opinions - September 28 1999
Although a registered professional must perform the work that falls within the statutory definition of landscape architecture, some aspects of golf course design may not be included in this definition. For example, a professional golfer whose expertise is the game of golf, not the technical area of landscape architecture, might participate in the design of the golf course with regard to issues such as enhancing the difficulty of the course. The primary purpose of this work is to develop a golf course that achieves certain recreational goals; its "dominant" purposes are not the technical issues that are the focus of the statutory definition of landscape architecture. Professional golfers who participate in the design of a golf course in this manner may be identified as golf course designers, but may not hold themselves out as qualified to practice landscape architecture unless they are registered professionals. See A.R.S. § 32-145(1) (prohibits non-registrant from holding himself or h ... [Read More]
City of Phoenix, Arizona, Official Municipal Web site
book a tee time at a city championship golf course ... Looking to get out and get active? In Phoenix, recreation is a year-round pursuit. You can mountain bike along world-class single-track trails or find solitude hiking in the expansive South Mountain Park/Preserve, known as the largest municipal park in the United States. Visit renowned arts and cultural venues or choose from more than 100 urban parks. Escape the heat at one of our 29 public pools, play a round at a championship golf course or join a sports league. Whatever your age or interest, the city of Phoenix has a park and recreation experience for everyone. ... [Read More]
City of Phoenix, Arizona, Official Municipal Web site
book a tee time at a city golf course ... The city’s award-winning Parks and Recreation Department oversees arts and cultural venues, more than 100 urban parks, 29 public pools, community centers and city golf courses. Additionally, it offers after-school and summer-recreation programs that serve thousands of Phoenix children at various sites throughout the city. Whatever your age or interest, the city has a park and recreation experience for everyone. ... [Read More]
Parks & Recreation - Maricopa County
Golf Courses ... Paradise Valley Golf Course - 602.992.7190 ... Estrella Mountain Golf Course ... [Read More]
|