(Scottsdale, Tucson & Beyond)
This area blends dramatic desert mountains with the best golf resorts in Arizona. Get year-round sunshine, and some of the most amazing scenery in the U.S. From Scottsdale’s luxury retreats to Tucson’s desert hideaways, golfers will find resorts for every style and budget. Booking direct ensures you get the best rates, exclusive perks, and a smoother experience from check-in to tee time.
Why Go: Set at the base of Camelback Mountain, The Phoenician offers a 27-hole championship course, luxury spa, and fine dining. The desert-meets-luxury vibe makes it one of Scottsdale’s premier destinations.
Good For: Luxury travelers, couples, golf-and-spa seekers.
🔗 Book Direct with The Phoenician
Why Go: Nestled among giant boulder formations, this resort features two Jay Morrish–designed courses and one of the most unique desert landscapes in Arizona golf. Casita-style lodging blends luxury with privacy.
Good For: Couples, golfers seeking seclusion, nature lovers.
🔗 Book Direct with Boulders Resort
Why Go: Home to the Waste Management Phoenix Open, TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course delivers PGA-level excitement. Paired with the luxury Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, this is the ultimate Scottsdale golf experience.
Good For: Golf fans, groups, bucket-list golfers.
🔗 Book Direct with Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Why Go: Features two championship courses (Palmer Signature & Faldo Championship), lazy river pools, and family activities. It’s one of Arizona’s best choices for golfers traveling with family.
Good For: Families, groups, luxury + fun balance.
🔗 Book Direct with JW Marriott Desert Ridge
Why Go: Located in the Sonoran Desert, this resort hosts the Accenture Match Play Championship. The Jack Nicklaus–designed course winds through canyons and desert foothills.
Good For: Couples, high-end travelers, golf + nature.
🔗 Book Direct with Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain
Why Go: Home to two of Arizona’s highest-rated courses, Cholla and Saguaro. No houses on the fairways—just pure desert golf. Lodging is more affordable than Scottsdale’s luxury options.
Good For: Budget-conscious golfers, pure golf enthusiasts.
🔗 Book Direct with We-Ko-Pa
Why Go: A classic resort with two courses (Catalina & Sonoran) that have hosted PGA Tour events. More budget-friendly than Scottsdale luxury, with plenty of charm.
Good For: Budget golfers, groups, Tucson travelers.
🔗 Book Direct with Omni Tucson National
Why Go: Two courses designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, plus casino gaming and nightlife. Great for golfers who also want entertainment off the course.
Good For: Groups, buddies’ trips, nightlife seekers.
🔗 Book Direct with Talking Stick
Why Go: With 54 holes (Gold, Blue, and Red Courses), Wigwam is one of Arizona’s largest golf resorts. Historic charm, family-friendly amenities, and affordable packages.
Good For: Families, groups, affordable golf variety.
🔗 Book Direct with Wigwam Resort
Why Go: Play amid Sedona’s famous red rock formations at one of the most visually stunning courses in the U.S. The Hilton Sedona offers resort amenities at a more approachable price than Scottsdale’s luxury scene.
Good For: Couples, scenic seekers, budget-friendly luxury.
🔗 Book Direct with Hilton Sedona
Year-round sunshine and desert golf
Home of the Waste Management Phoenix Open (TPC Scottsdale)
Options for every budget—from five-star luxury to affordable family-friendly resorts
Direct flights into Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) and Tucson International (TUS)
⛳ SAVE Tip: Match your Arizona golf trip to your style. Luxury travelers should book The Phoenician or Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain. Families will love JW Marriott Desert Ridge, while budget-minded golfers can score big at Wigwam, We-Ko-Pa, or Omni Tucson National.