Arizona Golf Course Reviews
Sanctuary Golf Club – Better Bring Your “A” Game
The 18 holes at the Sanctuary Golf Course require you to play target golf and you won’t always be hitting driver off the tee. A lot of holes require good course management and force you to really focus on the middle of the fairways. The fairways are surrounded by a little bit of rough and a lot of desert. Long hitters won’t have an advantage on this course, especially if they hit their ball sideways at all.
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Arizona is home to over 300 golf courses. One of the primary reasons Arizona has developed into one of the world’s top golf destinations is that the average temperature during the winter months is 70 degrees. The warm winter weather is absolutely perfect for golfing in Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tucson during this season.
With over 300 days a year of sunshine, Arizona has developed into a desert paradise that attracts millions of visitors per year. A true golfer’s heaven, the city is home to some of the most highly recognizable golf courses in the country. A partial listing includes, Troon North, Boulders Golf Resort, Grayhawk, Wekopa as well as TPC of Scottsdale, home of the 2010 Waste Management Phoenix Open. The tournament formally known as the FBR Open brings over 500,000 spectators daily and is generally considered the largest social golf event in the world.
The $1,000 Scottsdale Golf Trip: A Real Budget Itinerary »
Ask ten golf travel writers about a budget Scottsdale golf trip itinerary and most will wave vaguely at “off-season rates” and call it a day. Nobody shows the actual math. So here’s the math — a three-day, four-round weekend that lands around $1,000 a person, built the way a local operator would actually book it: shoulder-season dates, one smart splurge, muni golf that doesn’t feel like a compromise, and lodging that sleeps a foursome for less than two resort rooms.
Legacy Golf Club »
Legacy Golf Club is located less than 10 minutes from the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Nestled in the shadows of South Mountain, Legacy Golf Club offers championship desert style golf for any level player. Rolling lush green fairways, forgiving rough and well-placed hazards provide a setting for golfers of all skill levels.
The Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch »
The resort’s hacienda-inspired décor and award-winning service offer relaxation and rejuvenation while you prepare for another round. Guestrooms feature old-world charm with modern amenities such as wireless internet access, iPod docking clocks, laptop safes and 37-inch flat-screen HDTVs. Be nourished by the delectable cuisine in one of the resort’s three dining outlets- the incomparable Palm Court, casual Vista Verde and Sangria’s lounge & billiard room.
Sedona: The Majestic Destination Getaway »
For the avid golfers out there, Sedona is home to some of Arizona’s best golf courses. Nestled against the red-rocks, many courses provide mountain golf conditions, instead of the normal desert flat terrain. The premium course conditions and opulent club houses lead to higher prices, but are said to be some of the best courses in the state of Arizona
