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Rio Verde Community And Country Club Unveils Its Roadrunner Course

May 29, 2015

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Nine-hole, par-3 layout designed to give golfers a variety of approach shots

(RIO VERDE, Ariz.) – Rio Verde Community and Country Club – the award-winning residential enclave northeast of Scottsdale – unveils its Roadrunner Course, a nine-hole, par-3 layout offering a unique and fast-paced golf experience.

Measuring 1,088 yards, “Roadrunner” features holes ranging from 92 to 148 yards. The layout utilizes regulation tee boxes off the fairways on the back nine of the community’s Quail Run Course to provide a variety of approach shots to the greens.

The innovative design also promotes a faster pace of play, making it an attractive option for all golfers. Specific tee times are set aside for Roadrunner to avoid interference with play on Quail Run.

“At Rio Verde, we strive to make the golf experience enjoyable for everyone,” says Head Golf Professional Darryl Janisse. “Roadrunner is an entertaining change of pace for all golfers and has quickly become a popular amenity at the club.”

Named for the bird commonly found in the Southwest and the swift pace of play it fosters, Roadrunner follows the same feathered theme as Rio Verde’s other two courses – White Wing and Quail Run.

Rio Verde’s two 18-hole, par-72 courses – Quail Run and White Wing – recently underwent a $6 million renovation by The Lehman Design Group. Both layouts retained their “soft desert” playability, yet feature decidedly different design characteristics. Playing to 6,602 yards, Quail Run is traditional and reminiscent of America’s great Midwestern golf venues. White Wing (6,535 yards) sports a slight modern flair, with fairway mounding, open green fronts and deeper bunkering.

For more information about Rio Verde, visit www.rioverdearizona.com, or call 877.746.8373.

About Rio Verde Community and Country Club

Rio Verde is located in northeastern Maricopa County in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains at the edge of the Tonto National Forest. The award-winning, country club community features 36 holes of parkland-style golf, a par-3 course and world-class practice facilities, tennis, Pickleball, hiking / walking trails, fitness center, Saddle Club and other amenities.

Comprising 980 custom-built homes, town-homes, and villas ranging from less than $200,000 to over $1 million, Rio Verde is a low-density, master-planned enclave with large lots highlighted by golf course, mountain, or desert views. Its low taxes, competitive real estate prices, and tranquil location appeal to primary and vacation home owners. Rio Verde is just 25 minutes from the world-famous Mayo Clinic (Scottsdale campus) and 35 minutes from Scottsdale Healthcare at Shea Medical Center.

The 27,000-square foot contemporary, southwestern-style clubhouse is the center of Rio Verde social life, offering a wide variety of dining options and activities. Hearth-fired, homemade pizza and other casual fare is available at the Verde Pub, while fine dining in the Copper Room offers members access to professional chefs and world-class service.

Contact:
Shane Sharp

Robert Rodriguez

Buffalo Brand Invigoration Group

ssharp@buffalobig.com

rrodriguez@buffalobig.com

BuffaloBIG.com

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