Troon gets its name from the famed Scottish course that plays home to the British Open every few years. Tom Weiskopf, who won the 1973 British open at Royal Troon, designed both courses that reside here, and the Arizona community’s (and country club) name was adopted in honor of Weiskopf’s victory.

 

Troon is a 1,400-acre single-family residential master-planned golf community surrounding Troon Mountain. At a slightly higher elevation (2,400-2,800ft) than the rest of the Valley, this location allows for cooler temperatures and spectacular views. Approximately 1,300 home sites make up this community and include gated, guard gated, and non-gated subdivisions made up of town homes, semi-custom and custom homes. Beautiful surrounding views include the Sonoran Desert, Troon Mountain, Pinnacle Peak and the McDowell Mountains.

Troon is home to Troon Country Club, one of Arizona’s top-rated golf clubs, designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish. The golf course is a certified Audubon Sanctuary, which means the course naturally integrates into the Sonoran Desert environment.

Troon claims two championship-level courses, designed by Tom Weiskopf. Residents have exclusive membership privileges to both Troon North Pinnacle Course and Troon North Monument Course. 

Both of Troon’s courses are famous for their mountain views and spectacular white-granite boulder outcroppings. The clubhouse includes a lagoon-style pool, dining room, a poolside grille, men's and women's locker rooms, whirlpools, sauna, steam and massage rooms, a co-ed fitness center, a golf pro shop, and 3 lighted tennis courts.