Aguila Golf Course

Aguila Golf Course is the latest addition to Phoenix's roster of municipal golf courses. Designed by golf course architect Gary Panks, the $6.5 million, 210-acre facility features an 18-Hole Championship Course and a Par 3 Course. Both offer challenging layout and design. Aguila, surrounded by scenic mountain views and Phoenix's downtown skyline, welcomes all levels of golfers from beginners to expert (scratch) golfers. Aguila Golf Course is the former site of the Alvord family farm. Its name is Spanish for "Eagle." The Aguila logo adopts an ancient Aztec design of an eagle. Both courses are flanked by numerous bunkers and holes, with transition areas of native grasses and wild flowers. The Par Three Course includes two teeing areas per hole. Aguila Golf Course is operated one half-hour before dawn until one half-hour after dusk, including holidays, year round.

Pro Shop
The Aguila Pro Shop, staffed by the Head Golf Professional, is a full-service facility, featuring apparel, shoes, clubs, bags, golf accessories and amenities for men, women and junior golfers.

Eagle's Nest Café The restaurant features a grill menu for breakfast and lunch, and offers beer and wine. Open sunrise to sunset. The Eagle's Nest Café features indoor seating for 50, with outdoor tent facilities that accommodate 144 people. For catering of special events, contact Richard Gonzales at (602) 237-0265.

Golf Lessons
Golf lessons, taught by PGA and LPGA members, are provided to individuals and groups. Clinics and video lessons are also available. Lessons are scheduled individually by the instructor.

Golf Clinics
Clinics for beginners, intermediate and advanced golfers are scheduled throughout the year. Free junior clinics are offered in the summer and fall. Laura Soldinger, Golf Resource Development Coordinator at (602) 262-5088.
Tournaments
Aguila 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 Laura Soldinger, Golf Resource Development Coordinator at (602) 262-5088. For more detailed tournament information.

Youth Learning Center The Aguila Youth Learning Center is a 1,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art facility that is equipped with teaching aides: video, audio visual, library and computers. At the Aguila Learning Center kids are taught the basics of golf for free. Other classes featured are strategies to improve the game, etiquette, course management and career development.