Antelope Hills Gc

The high desert terrain at 5,300 feet elevation creates dramatic elevation changes that turn routine approach shots into strategic puzzles, especially on the par-4 12th where you're hitting a wedge 40 feet downhill to a green guarded by ancient granite boulders. Arizona's pine-studded landscape provides a refreshing contrast to the desert courses that dominate the state, with fairways that actually hold approach shots instead of sending them careening into cactus. This municipal gem proves that public golf in Prescott can deliver mountain golf thrills without the pretentious price tag of Scottsdale's resort tracks.