Troon, Scottsdale, AZ
ClozeEZ's guide to Troon, Scottsdale: Troon is far north Scottsdale, generally north of Happy Valley Road along the Pinnacle Peak Road and Dynamite Boulevard corridor east of Pima Road, bounded by the McDowell Mountains and Preserve to the east and Pinnacle Peak to the west. 1,279 Scottsdale homes are for sale on ClozeEZ today.
Buyers should know it is really two communities: Troon Village, roughly 1,400 acres wrapped around Troon Mountain and anchored by the private Troon Country Club, and Troon North just to its north in the Pinnacle Peak foothills, built around the public Troon North Golf Club.
The distinction matters for real estate. The two have different associations, different golf access, and different pricing dynamics: Troon North typically carries larger lots and stronger view premiums, while Troon Village offers a more varied product mix including condos and smaller single-family homes.
Homes are desert-contemporary and territorial customs on boulder-strewn hillside lots, mostly late 1980s through 2000s in Troon Village and 1990s onward in Troon North, with ongoing custom infill. Hillside development restrictions and desert-preservation grading rules shape what can be built.
Around Troon
Restaurants & coffee
- Dynamite Grille: The public restaurant at Troon North Golf Club overlooking the Pinnacle course's 18th hole, open to non-golfers.
- Pinnacle Grille: Neighborhood American restaurant with a large dog-friendly patio serving the Troon and Pinnacle Peak corridor.
- Mastro's Steakhouse North Scottsdale: Steakhouse near Pinnacle Peak Country Club, named Best Steakhouse in Arizona Foothills Magazine's Best of Our Valley 2026.
Attractions & parks
- Pinnacle Peak Park: City park and summit trail immediately west of Troon North: the landmark the neighborhood is built around.
- Tom's Thumb Trailhead: The closest major McDowell Sonoran Preserve access to Troon, reached via Happy Valley Road and Ranch Gate Road.
- Brown's Ranch Trailhead: The Preserve's northern gateway at the north end of Alma School Road, with parking, water, restrooms, and maps.
- McDowell Sonoran Preserve: A free public preserve with 11 trailheads and more than 230 miles of shared-use trails, open sunrise to sunset.
Resorts & golf
- Troon North Golf Club: Two courses on Dynamite Boulevard, Monument (par 72) and Pinnacle (par 71), semi-private with full public access and tee times bookable up to 90 days out.
- Troon Country Club: The private member club anchoring Troon Village, with golf, racquet sports, a fitness center, lap and resort pools, and dining.
- Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North: The area's flagship resort, running a complimentary shuttle to the golf club and offering stay-and-play packages.
Gyms & fitness
- Troon Country Club fitness and racquet facilities: Member fitness center with group classes, lap and resort pools, and a racquet sports program inside Troon Village.
Getting around
- Pima Road to Loop 101: The longest freeway run of the north Scottsdale communities: Pima Road south to the Loop 101 interchange, with Scottsdale Airport about 20 minutes, Old Town 30-35, and Sky Harbor 45-50.
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Troon: frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Troon North and Troon Village?
They are separate communities that share a name. Troon Village wraps around Troon Mountain and is anchored by the private Troon Country Club; Troon North sits just north in the Pinnacle Peak foothills around the public Troon North Golf Club. They have different HOAs, different golf access, and different pricing.
Can the public play Troon North?
Yes. Troon North Golf Club's Monument and Pinnacle courses are open to public play with tee times bookable up to 90 days ahead. Troon Country Club in Troon Village is private.
What are homes in Troon like?
Desert-contemporary and territorial custom homes on hillside lots, mostly late 1980s through 2000s with continuing custom infill. Hillside grading and desert-preservation rules limit how lots can be developed, which is why view corridors vary sharply from lot to lot.
Is there shopping inside Troon?
Not in the Market Street or Kierland Commons sense. Troon's dining is largely resort- and club-based, with neighborhood restaurants along the Pinnacle Peak corridor; larger shopping is a drive south.