
Sunridge Canyon
Homes around SunRidge Canyon Golf Club, a public desert course.
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Desert golf. Distinctive communities.
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Homes around SunRidge Canyon Golf Club, a public desert course.
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Homes around Desert Canyon Golf Club, the town’s oldest course.
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Villas near FireRock Country Club, the town’s private club.
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Lower-maintenance casitas in the FireRock area.
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Courses and clubs
Course access and membership rules vary. Buying a home in a golf community does not necessarily include membership or playing privileges, so we verify them separately.
Private club. Access is for members, so membership should be confirmed separately from a home purchase.
Public course in the Eagle Mountain community on the town’s west side.
Public desert course on the Sonoran Desert Golf Trail.
Public course and the oldest golf course in Fountain Hills.
Two public courses, Saguaro and Cholla, on the nearby Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation.
Troon North, Desert Mountain, Grayhawk and more are a short drive west.
Membership types, dues, initiation fees and amenities for private and semi-private clubs across the Northeast Valley.
Local guide
Fountain Hills golf clubs and courses shape many neighborhoods in town. So if golf matters to you, it makes sense to know the clubs first. This guide gives a simple overview.
The best-known names include FireRock Country Club, Eagle Mountain, SunRidge Canyon and Desert Canyon. Each one has its own setting and style. In addition, more courses sit a short drive away in Scottsdale, Cave Creek and Carefree.
Course access varies a lot. For example, some courses are open to the public. Others are private and require a membership. Also, buying a home in a golf community does not always include playing rights. Therefore, always confirm membership type, fees and wait lists before you buy.
Golf homes come in many forms. For instance, you can find fairway homes, custom estates, villas and townhomes. Some homes face the course directly. Others sit nearby with mountain views instead. As a result, prices and HOA fees can vary widely.
We help you compare course access, dues and resale value. Then we match you with homes that fit your budget. You can also browse all Fountain Hills communities and homes for sale on our site.
Ready to talk golf and homes? Just contact The Holm Group. For parks and recreation details, see the official Town of Fountain Hills website.
Can I play without a membership? At public courses, yes. However, private clubs require a membership. So check the rules for each club.
Does a golf home include a membership? Not always. In fact, many golf homes do not include playing rights. Therefore, confirm the membership type and fees before you buy.
Are golf homes a good investment? They can be, because golf views and access attract buyers. Still, resale depends on the club, the course and the home itself. We can help you compare Fountain Hills golf clubs and the homes near them.

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