Saturday, August 24, 2019, / Legend Trail.

OUR LOCATION: Legend Trail Golf Club, 9462 E. Legendary Lane, Scottsdale, AZ 85262, Phone: 480-488-7434, info@legendtrailgc.com. Legend Trail Golf Club provides a unique experience to each of our guests. With Championship tees playing at a distance of 6,845 yards, you’ll have to bring your “A” game to score well. However, we offer four sets of tees to accommodate all skill levels so that everyone who chooses to play Legend Trail Golf Club will have an enjoyable experience! And, with our 2015/16 Legend Trail Loyalty Program, you can own a pass that delivers incredible value at a spectacular one-of-a-kind golf location.

Todays Scoring

  • Dan Christiansen 3rd place $100
  • Danny Campos-3rd place $40
  • Eddie Dimas 3rd place.

Dan Christiansen took 1st place today at Legend Trail with a 66 net score. Next three players were tied at 70 net. Dan Campos got 2nd place, Eddie Dimas got 3rd place, and “The Carver” Bill Heller took home the Atta Boy all decided by the scorecard playoff.

Big Dogs

Low Net Scoring

Birds

CTPs

Golf Humor

If you think It is hard to meet new people, try picking up the wrong golf ball… Jack Lemmon.

Next up for VGA, Wednesday, August 28, 2019, Talking Sticks*Pijpaash/South (+), 6:56 AM, $40.00. Click here for course information.

Recognized as a top public golf course by Golfweek magazine, Talking Stick Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, boasts the largest public practice facility in the valley to ensure you have the best opportunities to warm-up and practice your swing. Go no further for a fantastic golf outing for your corporate event or personal group. Whether planning for a group of 16 or 300, Talking Stick Golf Club is here to make sure your event is a success. Whether it’s an event or just a casual outing, grab a bite to eat before your round at the Wildhorse Grille for a warm, southwestern breakfast or relaxing lunch. No matter if you are planning a first class wedding or getting a quick meal in, the Wildhorse Grille will treat you with unmatched service. Take advantage of our soft rolling landscape and surroundings to have the wedding of your dreams, offering both you and your loved ones a chance to rejoice and celebrate in the atmosphere that fits your style, complete with a customized menu and an on-site coordinator to help you plan along the way. Having opened in 1998, both the O’odham and Piipaash golf courses (formerly North and South courses) were designed by the design team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. The O’odham (North) Course is a links style adventure through grasslands and ingenious bunkering, while the Piipash (South) Course is a more traditional layout with its tree-lined fairways, creative water hazards and smaller, sloped greens, showing that even our golf courses are so much more than common. At Talking Stick Golf Club, you are also moments away from experiencing all there is to do at the Talking Stick Resort. Recognized as a four-diamond resort in Scottsdale, Talking Stick Resort is home to Arizona’s largest poker room, as well as a spectacular casino that hosts 800 multi-denominational slot machines, more than 50 table games, and is open twenty-four hours a day for your convenience. Known for providing nightly entertainment and music, the resort is a fantastic place to relax after a round of golf.
“When commissioned to design Talking Stick Golf Club, our charge was to create two golf courses to accommodate public play yet each decidedly different, with respect to playing characteristics. Talking Stick Golf Club’s O’odham Course (formerly North Course), with its broad, angular holes, rewards thoughtful play through the rise of its many options according to one’s level of skill. Its low profile, slightly crowned greens and close-cropped approaches encourage running as well as aerial assaults. The Piipaash Course (formerly South Course) with its tree lined fairways and raised greens defended at the sides offers a more straightforward style of play. It presents its challenge and strategy in an open and clear-cut fashion. Whichever course one chooses or prefers, it was our desire to portray golf in a traditional sense, which quietly merges with its tranquil desert surroundings.” – Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw

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