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How to Play at Arizona’s Most Exclusive Golf Clubs
Can’t snag a tee time at Scottsdale National?

Welcome to The Cactus Club, where I highlight cool sh*t in the world of golf.
This week, I’ll show you how to get inside the gates instead of scrolling Instagram and watching others play Whisper Rock.

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Desert Mountain (Chiricahua Course)
6 Ways to Score Tee Times
Before: You’re sitting on your couch, scrolling through Instagram reels of people playing Whisper Rock, Silverleaf, and Estancia—meanwhile, you’re stuck battling for tee times at your local muni.
After: You’re inside the gates, sipping a well-earned Transfusion after a pure ball-striking day at Desert Mountain.
The difference? Knowing how to get access. And I’ve got you.
You need more than a solid game to experience exclusive golf clubs. These courses don’t take tee-time reservations from the general public, and unless you have the right connections, you’re looking at those fairways from Google Earth.
But there are ways in.