About

Construction began on Canyon West in April of 1996. Shortly after starting construction on the course, a thick slab of limestone was found about 4 feet deep. After puzzling over what to do with this massive rock formation, it was suggested building a majestic waterfall from the limestone. Throughout the entire construction, huge slabs of limestone and rock where used to create the course's signature look. Waterfalls, streams, fountains, and even the markers on the driving range were constructed out of BIG limestone slabs. They also rustled up some mighty nice and authentic western memorabilia like wagons, tools, tack, and other rustic treasures and added some cactus to the mix to create 21 scenes scattered throughout the course in places where golfers might enjoy chancing upon them.