Statewide Golf Trips

Arizona Golf Packages. Every Style, Compared.

Scottsdale, Phoenix, TPC Scottsdale, Sedona day trips, and unlimited-golf resort stays -- one honest look at what Arizona golf packages actually cost in 2026, and which style fits your group.

Quick Answer

What Arizona Golf Packages Cost in 2026

Arizona golf packages run three basic ways, and it's worth being precise about the middle option: no resort in Arizona actually sells a true all-inclusive meals-plus-golf-plus-room package. Resort stay-and-play deals booked through package sites cost roughly $350–$600 per person for two nights and two rounds, with transportation and daily logistics left to you. What's actually marketed as the step up is a handful of unlimited-golf stay packages-- JW Marriott Desert Ridge's “Unlimited Golf for Two,” The Wigwam's “Tee It Up,” and The Phoenician's Golf Experience Package all bundle a room with unlimited same-day rounds rather than a fixed number, at dynamic nightly rates none of the resorts publish outright. Private-home concierge trips, like ours, run $700–$2,200 per person for 3–5 nights and house your whole group in one private home with airport pickup, daily course transport, and tee times booked for you.

Nearly every serious Arizona golf trip is built around one of two bases: Scottsdale, which holds the state's highest concentration of championship courses, or Phoenix proper, home to strong public options like We-Ko-Pa and Papago at a lower price point (see our Phoenix golf resorts guide for the full rundown). Tucson and Sedona hold good golf too, but sit far enough south and north, respectively, that most groups treat them as separate trips or single add-on days rather than a base for the whole visit.

Tucson, roughly two hours south of Scottsdale, has its own respected golf scene (Ventana Canyon, Omni Tucson National) and its own tourism infrastructure -- it's a legitimate standalone golf trip, not a day-trip add-on. We don't operate there, and we won't pretend a two-hour drive each way makes sense as a side trip from a Scottsdale-based visit. If Tucson is the destination, book it as its own trip. Sedona, about two hours north, gets the same honest treatment further down this page.

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Three Ways to Book an Arizona Golf Trip

Trip Style	Typical 2026 Price	What's Included	Best For
Resort stay-and-play	$350–$600/person · 2 nights, 2 rounds	Room and tee times. You arrange rental cars, meals, and daily logistics.	Solo golfers, couples, short trips
Unlimited-golf resort stay	Dynamic nightly rate (unpublished) · unlimited same-day rounds	Room plus unlimited golf at that resort's own course. No fixed round count, no meals included.	Pairs and small groups who want one property, done well
Private-home concierge trip	$700–$2,200/person · 3–5 nights, 3–5 rounds	Whole private house, airport pickup, course transport, booked tee times, local team on call.	Groups of 4-14 who want one house and one point of contact

If the lowest price per round is the goal, resort stay-and-play packages win -- that is exactly what they're built for. Our Arizona golf packages are built for a different job: groups who want the whole trip handled, from the house to the driver to the tee sheet, with one local team running it start to finish.

Our Packages

Scottsdale-Based Private-Home Packages

Three tiers, all based from our Scottsdale collection, all built the same way: private house, airport pickup, course transport, and tee times booked for you.

The Getaway

$700-800/person · 3 nights · 3 rounds

The essentials, done right. Airport pickup, a private house for your group, daily transport to three of Scottsdale's best courses, and nothing left to arrange.

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The Full Send

$1,100-1,300/person · 4 nights · 4 rounds

Your own driver for the duration. Fridge stocked before you land. Dinner reservations made. Four rounds on courses most tourists never find.

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The Scottsdale Experience

$1,800-2,200/person · 4-5 nights · 4-5 rounds

The full treatment. A dedicated driver and vehicle for your group. A golf host who joins every round. Steakhouse dinners, cigars on the patio, a stocked house, and courses that justify the trip on their own.

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Course Spotlight

TPC Scottsdale Golf Packages

TPC Scottsdale's Stadium Course (home of the WM Phoenix Open and its famous par-3 16th) and the Champions Course are two of the most requested courses in any Arizona golf package search. Resort packages built specifically around TPC access do exist -- the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess sits adjacent to the course and has run seasonal golf-credit promotions bundling a TPC or Grayhawk credit with a multi-night stay (its 2026 offer ran through late May); check the resort directly for current terms, since these promotions are seasonal and don't run year-round.

Green fees at TPC Scottsdale are dynamic and run well above the Valley average during peak season -- the Stadium Course has ranged roughly $339–$579 in peak months down to $150–$250 in value periods, with twilight rates lower still; the Champions Course runs roughly $139–$249 peak and as low as $65–$100 in summer, per published 2026 rate reporting. That price swing is exactly why TPC usually shows up as an add-on rather than the anchor of a full package: most groups play it as one memorable round inside a broader multi-course trip rather than every round of the visit.

TPC Scottsdale isn't a default course on every one of our tiers, since pricing varies by season and tee time availability, but it's one of the courses we book most often for groups staying in our Scottsdale collection. Mention it when you plan your trip and we'll build it into the tee sheet.

Add-On Day

A Sedona Golf Day, Honestly

Sedona sits roughly two hours north of Scottsdale, and its red-rock courses are legitimately beautiful -- worth seeing once. The public options are Sedona Golf Resort (green fees roughly $45–$95 depending on season and tee time, per 2026 published rates) and Oakcreek Country Club (roughly $45–$75, semi-private but open to public play). Seven Canyons, the Tom Weiskopf-designed course often mentioned alongside them, is a private club that's been transitioning toward fully private membership -- it is not a realistic public option to plan around. What Sedona is not, regardless of which course, is a practical base for a full Arizona golf trip: the course selection is thinner than the Valley, and every round means a two-hour drive each way from a Scottsdale-based group.

We don't operate Sedona golf packages as a stand-alone product, and we're not going to pretend it's a realistic day trip you can squeeze between two Scottsdale rounds -- with drive time, it's closer to a dedicated day than an add-on. If a group specifically wants one scenic round in Sedona built into a broader Scottsdale trip, tell us during planning and we'll work it into the itinerary as its own day, not a rushed detour.

For most groups, the better use of that extra day is one of the Phoenix-area courses covered in our best golf courses in Phoenix guide -- 20-40 minutes away instead of two hours.

Resort Comparison

Searching “All-Inclusive Golf Resorts Arizona”? Here's What Actually Exists

Worth saying plainly: no Arizona resort sells a true all-inclusive package that bundles meals, golf, and the room into one rate. What's actually marketed under that search is unlimited-golf stay packages-- a room plus unlimited same-day rounds at that resort's own course, at a dynamic nightly rate the resorts don't publish outright. In Arizona, that means resorts like JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge (Wildfire Golf Club, two courses, “Unlimited Golf for Two”), The Wigwam in Litchfield Park (three courses, 54 holes, “Tee It Up” unlimited same-day play), and Arizona Grand Resort & Spa (its own course at the base of South Mountain) -- all covered in more depth, including 2026 package terms, in our Phoenix golf resorts guide.

These resorts do one thing very well: a room and a short cart ride to the first tee, all under one roof. They do it less well for larger groups, since even the biggest suites sleep 2-4, meaning a group of eight or more splits across four-plus separate rooms with separate check-ins.

That's the honest tradeoff against a private-home concierge trip: an unlimited-golf resort wins on walk-out convenience for a couple or small group; a private house wins on space and coordination once your group passes four people. Full comparison in our private house vs. hotel guide.

One more honest point worth stating plainly: none of this makes resort golf packages the wrong choice. If a couple wants a spa afternoon and a walk-out-the-door round, an unlimited-golf Arizona resort is genuinely the better fit than any private-home package we sell -- we'd tell a two-person trip to book a resort directly rather than force-fit our product onto a trip it wasn't built for.

Timing

Seasonal Pricing Across Arizona

Peak Season

January – April

Best weather, best course conditions statewide, highest demand at every resort and every private-home collection. Arizona golf packages of every type sit at the top of their price range, and Scottsdale, Phoenix, and TPC tee sheets fill 4-8 weeks out. This is the window most people mean when they search “Arizona golf packages.”

Value Season

September – December

Fewer crowds, lower rates across resort and private-home packages alike, and courses in strong shape after summer maintenance. Prices sit at the bottom of each tier's range. Smart money books this window for Scottsdale, Phoenix, or a TPC round.

Summer (May – August)

Hot across the entire state, but playable in the early morning and the cheapest window of the year for Arizona golf packages of every type. Budget-conscious groups who don't mind dawn tee times find the best per-round value here, especially at Phoenix-side public courses.

Standard Inclusions

What's Included in Our Arizona Golf Packages

Every one of our Arizona golf packages, regardless of tier, starts with the same baseline. These aren't upsells -- they're the standard.

Airport pickup and drop-off at Phoenix Sky Harbor
A private house for your entire group, hand-picked from our Scottsdale collection
Daily transport to and from every course on the itinerary, Scottsdale or Phoenix
Premium tee times booked at top-rated courses
Green fees included in the per-person price
Concierge trip planning with Marcus, including add-ons like TPC Scottsdale
A local team on call for the whole trip, not a call center

Find Your Fit

Which Arizona Golf Package Fits Your Group

A solo golfer or a couple chasing the lowest price per round should book a resort stay-and-play package directly -- that's genuinely the smarter move for that size of trip. A pair who wants one property done well, room service and spa included, should look at an unlimited-golf resort stay. A group of four to fourteen who wants to stay together, skip the multi-room check-in, and have one team handle the driving and the tee sheet is exactly who our Scottsdale golf packages are built for.

Not sure which fits? Our full cost breakdown and how our concierge service works cover the details, or just ask us directly.

Common Questions

Arizona Golf Packages FAQ

What do Arizona golf packages cost in 2026?

Resort stay-and-play packages booked through package sites typically run $350-$600 per person for two nights and two rounds, with rental cars, meals, and daily logistics left to you. Private-home concierge packages like ours run $700-$2,200 per person for 3-5 nights and include a private house, airport pickup, course transport, tee times, and a local team running the entire trip. In between the two, several Arizona resorts sell unlimited-golf stay packages -- JW Marriott Desert Ridge, The Wigwam, and The Phoenician all offer a room plus unlimited same-day golf rather than a fixed number of rounds; nightly rates are dynamic and not published outright.

Where should an Arizona golf trip be based -- Scottsdale, Phoenix, or Sedona?

Scottsdale for almost every group. It has the highest concentration of championship courses in the state within a 15-20 minute radius, the strongest restaurant and nightlife scene for evenings, and the shortest drive to Sky Harbor. Phoenix-proper courses (We-Ko-Pa, Papago, Southern Dunes) are easy day trips from a Scottsdale base. Sedona is roughly two hours north and is best treated as a scenic add-on day, not a golf base -- see the Sedona section below.

Can I add TPC Scottsdale to my Arizona golf package?

Yes. TPC Scottsdale (Stadium and Champions Courses) is one of the courses we book most often for groups staying in our Scottsdale collection. It's not included as a default in every package tier since green fees are dynamic and run well above the Valley average during peak season -- Stadium Course fees have ranged roughly $339-$579 in peak months down to $150-$250 in value season, with Champions Course running roughly $139-$249 peak and $65-$100 in summer, per published 2026 rate reporting. It's a straightforward add-on regardless -- tell us during planning and we'll build it into the tee sheet.

Is a Sedona day trip worth adding to an Arizona golf trip?

As a single scenic day, yes -- Sedona's red-rock courses and views are genuinely worth seeing once. As a golf base for the whole trip, no. It's roughly two hours from Scottsdale each way, the course selection is thinner than the Valley, and green fees run high for what you get. Most groups who ask about Sedona end up adding one day trip rather than relocating the whole visit.

What's the difference between an unlimited-golf resort package and a private-home concierge trip?

An unlimited-golf resort package (the closest thing Arizona actually sells to "all-inclusive" -- no true meals-plus-golf-plus-room resort is verified in the state) bundles a hotel room with unlimited same-day rounds at that resort's own course, at one property. It's convenient, but you're still splitting a group across multiple rooms and typically arranging your own transport between courses. A private-home concierge trip houses your entire group together in one house, includes airport pickup and daily course transport to whichever courses are booked, and puts one local team in charge of the whole itinerary instead of a resort front desk juggling every other guest too.

How far in advance should I book an Arizona golf package?

Peak season (January-April) books out 4-8 weeks ahead for both resort packages and private-home trips -- premium tee sheets and the best houses fill first. Value season (September-December) and summer are more flexible; 2-4 weeks is usually enough.

Do Arizona golf packages include green fees?

Most resort stay-and-play packages include a set number of rounds at listed courses. Our packages include green fees at every course on the itinerary as part of the per-person price, with additional rounds available as an add-on ($150-$300 depending on course).

What's included in a typical Arizona golf vacation package?

It depends heavily on the type. Resort packages typically include the room and a fixed number of rounds. Our private-home packages include the house for your whole group, airport pickup and drop-off, daily transport to every course, booked tee times, and a single point of contact for the entire trip -- see the full breakdown on our packages page.

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Wherever your Arizona golf trip lands -- Scottsdale, a Phoenix day, a TPC round, or a Sedona detour -- Marcus will build the itinerary and quote it within 24 hours.

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