Scottsdale Country Club Golf Course

Scottsdale Country Club is a public golf and hospitality destination in Scottsdale, Arizona, formerly known as Starfire Golf Club. Established in 1953, it combines the area’s desert golf heritage with modern facilities and welcomes players of different ages and skill levels. Its 18-hole Roadrunner course is Scottsdale’s oldest golf course, while The Snake is a 12-hole short course designed by Forrest Richardson for a quicker, accessible round. Visitors can also enjoy The Bandana, a free nine-hole putting course set among native rocks.

The club’s practice facilities include a 24-bay covered driving range equipped with TrackMan technology, alongside the Kostis Academy, which offers personalized golf coaching, video analysis, swing insights, and custom club fitting. Golfers can book tee times, and the venue hosts tournaments, corporate gatherings, fundraisers, and private celebrations, with event-planning support. Food and drink options include The Robin’s Nest, an open-air beer garden and coffee shop, and Brand 53, described as an upcoming restaurant and bar featuring craft cocktails and dining.