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The local guide · Sedona, Arizona

Sedona golfing.A round among the red rocks.

Compare three public-play courses in the Village of Oak Creek, from a shorter executive layout to two full-length championship courses. Find the practical details, then reserve your round directly with the club.

Official course information checked September 18, 2026. Listed prices are a dated guide, not a live quote; confirm the final rate and conditions before booking.

Compare coursesFind your golf-trip home Our own home in the Village, Sedona Gecko Retreat, sits between Oakcreek Country Club (half a mile) and Sedona Golf Resort (1.4 miles): a 4-bedroom heated-pool house that sleeps 10.

Choose your round

CourseLayoutOur suggested fit
Sedona Golf Resort18 holes · Par 71Scenic championship round
Oakcreek Country Club18 holes · Par 72Traditional layout & practice
Canyon Mesa Country Club9-hole executive courseShorter round & newer golfers
Public-play course

Sedona Golf Resort

18 holes · Par 716,646 yards

35 Ridge Trail Drive, Sedona, AZ
928-284-9355

A Gary Panks design with red rock scenery, elevation changes and a full-length layout. Our pick for a golf-focused day with a practice session before your round.

Practice & lessons
Driving range, putting green and chipping area; professional instruction and group outings are offered.
Rental clubs
Published rates: $55 + tax for 18 holes, $35 + tax for 10 holes. Titleist and Callaway sets include right- and left-handed options; the course lists six golf balls and rental shoes if needed. Reserve by phone.
Green fees
Check the tee-time calendar for your date. The course also advertises an all-day special at $259 + tax; call for terms and availability. A second round is booked after completing the first.
Food
Juniper Bar & Grille and an on-course beverage cart. Confirm current service hours.

Course, practice, rentals and specials

Public-play course

Oakcreek Country Club

18 holes · Par 724,419–6,824 yards across tees

690 Bell Rock Boulevard, Sedona, AZ
928-284-1660

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., Oakcreek combines tree-lined doglegs, bunkers and lakes. Different tees let golfers choose the length that suits their game. The black tees are rated 72.0 with a 134 slope.

Public play & rates
Daily-fee golf is available. Published 2026 spring/fall 18-hole fees are $189–$209 before 11am and $139–$159 from 11am–3pm, depending on day. Cart and range balls are included; tax and fees are extra. Online rates may differ. Winter, summer, nine-hole and twilight rates are listed separately.
Practice & instruction
A 300-yard range, putting and chipping areas and practice bunker. Lessons are offered. Call about range hours: the official page currently gives conflicting closing times.
Rental clubs
$50 for 18 holes or $30 for nine. Srixon/Cleveland sets; right- and left-handed options. Balls are not included, and each player needs their own set.
Attire & dining
Golf attire and soft spikes; no T-shirts, gym shorts or beachwear. Oakcreek Bistro is in the clubhouse.

Course & full tee ratings · All seasonal rates · Club rentals · Practice & dress code

Public-play course

Canyon Mesa Country Club

9-hole executive courseShort layout · Jack Snyder design

500 Jacks Canyon Road, Sedona, AZ 86351
928-284-0036

A shorter public course in the Village of Oak Creek, suited to learning the game or practicing approach shots. Narrow holes and challenging greens also give experienced players a reason to visit.

Published green fees
Nine holes walking: $32. Eighteen holes walking: $46. Junior nine-hole fee: $10; ask the shop about age eligibility. Eighteen holes means playing the nine-hole course twice.
Carts
Nine holes: $20 per cart ($10 per rider). Eighteen: $40 per cart ($20 per rider). Pull carts: $6 for nine or $9 for eighteen.
Rental clubs
Adult rental: $28. Junior clubs: no charge. Confirm availability, tax and final total with the shop.
Other activities
Footgolf, public tennis and pickleball are also offered. Call for reservations and to ask about instruction. Confirm practice facilities directly; do not assume a full driving range.

Rates & equipment · Official scorecard

Plan a golf stay in the Village

Use the Village of Oak Creek as your base for the three courses in this guide. Pair a round with local dining, or pick up groceries at Clark’s Market for dinner at your rental. Our Village of Oak Creek guide and vacation rentals brings together homes, hikes and restaurants.

For a two-day plan, choose one championship course on the first day and Canyon Mesa for a shorter second outing. If your group wants two full rounds, compare Sedona Golf Resort and Oakcreek. These are itinerary suggestions, not bundled golf packages.

Before you reserve

Sedona golf questions

Which Sedona golf courses can visitors book?

Sedona Golf Resort, Oakcreek Country Club and Canyon Mesa offer public-play options. Reserve directly with the course; tee times and rates are subject to availability.

Which course suits a shorter round?

Canyon Mesa is a nine-hole executive course. It is our suggestion for golfers wanting a shorter layout; Oakcreek also publishes nine-hole rates.

Can I rent golf clubs?

All three courses publish rental-club options. Reserve ahead and confirm handedness, sizes, golf-ball inclusions and availability.

Does a vacation rental include golf?

Golf fees, equipment and tee times are booked separately unless a specific package expressly includes them. Sedona Epic Stays does not promise private-club access.

Is Seven Canyons public?

Seven Canyons is a private club. Ask the club directly about access eligibility; an ordinary Sedona vacation-rental booking does not establish access.

Where should I stay for golf in Sedona?

The Village of Oak Creek is a convenient base for these three courses. Compare each rental’s location and amenities, and book lodging and tee times separately.