Arizona Golf Course Reviews
The Truth Be Told: Don’t Fear The Raven, But Respect It!
As I headed to my round at The Raven Golf Club at Verrado on a cold, gray, misty morning in December, it was the perfect day to envision that big black bird that looks like a crow on steroids. The raven is mysterious and powerful, soars to great heights and can be intimidating.
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Arizona is home to more than 300 golf courses, and it’s no accident the state has become one of the world’s top golf destinations. Average winter temperatures hover around 70 degrees — absolutely perfect golfing weather in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson while most of the country is frozen.
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Arizona is a desert paradise and a true golfer’s heaven, home to some of the most recognizable golf courses in the country: Troon North, The Boulders, Grayhawk, We-Ko-Pa, and TPC Scottsdale — home of the WM Phoenix Open. “The Greatest Show on Grass” draws more than 700,000 fans across tournament week, the largest crowd in golf, and it returns February each year.
Where to Stay for a Phoenix Golf Trip: Pick Your Cluster First »
The first decision when you are deciding where to stay for a Phoenix golf trip is not which hotel looks best in photos. It is which cluster of courses you actually want to play. Phoenix is a real city spread across more than 500 square miles, not a compact resort enclave, and a lodging choice that looks central on a map can quietly add forty-five minutes of driving to every round.
Talking Stick Golf Club »
Talking Stick Golf Club is the only championship golf course in Scottsdale that is built on Indian land and therefore has no houses on the course to deter from the natural desert beauty, making this one of the most exciting desert plays in Arizona.
The Westin Kierland Resort and Spa »
The Westin Kierland Resort and Spa is located in North Scottsdale’s Kierland district, and is a four-star, award-winning resort that features three unique restaurants, spa, salon and fitness center, 27-hole championship golf course (Kierland Golf Club) and the Adventure Water Park.
Tucson: Arizona’s More Relaxing Golf Destination »
Tucson, also known to its natives as the Old Pueblo is a city of many hidden treasures. Imagine a city rich in premier golf courses, world class spas and resorts without all of the madness of a large city.
