Grip It And Rip It In Arizona
Without a doubt, Arizona is one of the great golf capitals of the United States. The sunny weather and temperate winters make the state a key vacation spot for golfers. There are lesser celebrated public golf courses through the state as well as courses recognized throughout the world in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson. In addition to incredible golf, these cities make available a cosmopolitan experience that can challenge any high end resort in the country.
Tucson maintains golf courses designed by some of the leading names in golf history. The La Paloma course was designed by Jack Nicklaus and the Star Pass course was designed by Arnold Palmer. Tom Fazio designed the Ventana Canyon course, situated in the middle of the magnificent Arizona desert, among some of the finest health spas and spa resorts in the world. Tucson is just two hours from the Phoenix Scottsdale resort corridor where several cabin rental accommodations are available.
Scottsdale offers something for golfers and non-golfers alike. The city is rich with shopping, dining, romantic travel inns, and a nightlife that is next to none. There has been a substantial flood of celebrity, money, and business to Scottsdale in the last decade, and so those who have not been in a while would almost not recognize the city.
Golf in Scottsdale is really world renowned, with the Troon North Golf Club’s Monument. Troon is a 36 hole golf course and can be a bit steep for the casual golfer. Of course, for this price, the greens are maintained in outstanding condition and rival the most well maintained greens in the world throughout the winter months. Pinnacle, Grayhawk, and Boulders offer golfers similarly lavish greens, though at similarly high prices. Among these, Grayhawk is recognized for being the site of numerous qualified golfing events, such as the Frys.com Open, which is part of the PGA Tour’s Fall Series.
In addition to these courses, a few recently designed courses have been creating buzz in the golfing world. The Saguaro Course at We-Ko-Pa and the freshly redesigned Champions Course at TPC Scottsdale might certainly be on a golfer’s list of courses to visit.
Phoenix offers a unique experience. After flying into the celebrated Sky Harbor airport, Phoenix is a cultural hub in the state and the region. It is a vacation spot for many convention and business professionals, as well as those resolute about their golf. The Arizona Biltmore’s Adobe Course is one of the oldest courses in the state. For those interested in a completely natural setting, the Raven at South Mountain presents golfers more than 5,000 pine trees and a surprisingly verdant natural environment for being located in the center of the desert. The Wildfire Golf Club designed by Nick Faldo offers players the sense of being at a vacation resort while still being situated in the city limits of Phoenix.
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