Ocotillo Golf Club (Oasis/Sky)

Overview: Ocotillo Golf Club’s Oasis/Sky routing is one of three 18-hole combinations formed from the Chandler facility’s 27 holes. Ted Robinson designed the full layout, which opened in 1986, and the current operator presents Ocotillo as a lush contrast to the typical Sonoran desert course. Water, waterfalls, planted corridors and generous fairways shape the experience, with the surrounding housing and palm-lined landscape creating an oasis feel close to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. The exact daily combination can change, so this profile keeps the directory’s Oasis/Sky identity intact rather than borrowing figures from another combination.

History: Ocotillo was conceived as a destination-style course for the growing southeast Valley and has retained its three-nine format through later ownership and operating changes. Arcis Golf now describes the course as one of Chandler’s established golf destinations, with Robinson’s original water-oriented concept still central to its character. The course has earned repeated recognition from golf publications and has hosted significant events, giving a public facility in Chandler a profile well beyond the local market.

Did You Know? Ocotillo offers three different 18-hole routes from the same 27 holes. The fairways and water features make it look more like a garden landscape than the usual desert setting.