The Palmer Course at Wildfire Golf Club is an Arnold Palmer design located in north Phoenix, situated within the planned community of Desert Ridge. The course opened in the late 1990s as part of a 36-hole facility that includes a second layout by Nick Faldo. Palmer's routing takes advantage of the Sonoran Desert terrain, incorporating native vegetation, desert washes, and elevation changes characteristic of the region's high desert landscape. The design reflects Palmer's philosophy of creating playable yet strategic golf, with generous fairways that reward aggressive play while offering recovery options for less precise shots. Water features come into play on several holes, and the bunkering style emphasizes visibility and strategic positioning rather than excessive penal hazards. The course presents views of the surrounding mountain ranges that frame the Phoenix metropolitan area. Wildfire serves as a daily-fee facility and has functioned as a resort amenity for the adjacent JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa. The Palmer Course has hosted various regional amateur competitions and corporate outings, benefiting from its accessibility and conditioning standards typical of upscale Phoenix-area golf venues. The layout provides a representative example of Palmer's desert design work during a period when he was actively developing courses throughout the American Southwest.