Phoenix & Scottsdale golf guides
The city points to two different operators
Tempe lists Ken McDonald and Rolling Hills, then sends golfers to each operator’s website for information and reservations. A city golf page is the directory, not one combined tee sheet.
Ken McDonald’s operator publishes an 18-hole par-72 course. Rolling Hills is operated by Grass Clippings, whose site handles the current evening offerings.
Choose the outing before the start time
For a full-length daytime round, compare Ken McDonald’s current offers. For a night-golf outing, check Grass Clippings’ evening product, group rules and rental arrangements.
Do not assume a night start has the same pricing or format as a normal twilight reservation. The attraction may be an evening with friends as much as a traditional golf round; buy the product the group actually wants.
Leave old rates and old phone numbers behind
Tempe’s directory and the operators’ current sites are the starting point. A pre-renovation review or an old municipal price list may describe a different booking path.
Verify the address, selected date, course format and total on the confirmation. If someone is meeting you there, send the operator’s current venue information rather than an old screenshot.
Current Carl coverage
Both courses have official links in Carl’s regional catalog. Their engines are not in live search yet. Use the direct reservation path; Carl can search supported nearby alternatives without pretending he has checked the Tempe sheets.
Course pages for this plan
- Ken McDonald Golf Course — official booking link; live search not supported yet
- Grass Clippings at Rolling Hills — official booking link; live search not supported yet
See the full Phoenix & Scottsdale catalog for course locations and current coverage.
Sources and current booking information
Reviewed October 6, 2026. Prices and access can change; use the operator's terms for your date.
