Are you planning a Corporate, Non-profit, or group outing, or tournament in Arizona? If so, you’re bound to find a great course in Scottsdale, Tucson, Phoenix, or any other great city in the state.
In Scottsdale there are nearly 200 public golf courses that have been built in the Valley, and it seems like 198 of them are in six-
mile square radius in north Scottsdale. There’s Troon North and We-Ko-Pa, Grayhawk and Wildfire, Kierland Golf Club and The Boulders and, just a few miles east, in Fountain Hills, Sunridge Canyon and Eagle Mountain. Those are just a few of the offerings in Scottsdale. Golfers could plan a seven-day vacation, play 36 holes a day and still not hit all of the top golf courses in Scottsdale.
In Arizona’s second biggest city Tucson, choosing a course to play can be hard due to the fact there are so many. However, I would give Starr Pass a shot. The Star Pass Golf Club offers three unique nine-hole courses that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. Possibly the most challenging of the courses is the Roadrunner/Rattler, which offers both a demanding test for golfers of all skill levels and also stunning views.
If I were in Phoenix, I would leave and drive a couple hours north to Sedona. Why you might ask. Well so I could play at Sedona Golf Resort. no other golf course on earth provides a better combination of jaw-dropping splendor and exceptional challenge than the acclaimed Sedona Golf Resort. Located in the heart of one of the most captivating regions of the Southwest, the thrilling 6,646-yard, par – 71 course is widely considered among the world’s most unforgettable golf experiences. Winding around the famed red rocks of Sedona, each hole provides a unique adventure. No wonder this championship course receives a continuous four-star rating from Golf Digest.
So, If you, your company, or organization is planning a golf outing in Arizona, and need to rent some clubs than give us a shout at 888-626-1088 and reserve your sets today!