Arizona Golf Course Reviews
The Legacy Golf Course: A First Class Facility
While there are many great holes of golf on this golf course, The “Signature” hole is #18. It is a 545 yard par 5 guarded by two bunkers on the right side of the fairway. An uphill approach with another green side bunker to the right and a significant drop to the left of the green makes this approach difficult to get to the pin. There are three grain silos just off the tee on the right which are a historical land mark for the Heard farm owned by Dwight B. Heard.
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ArizonaGolfVacations.com gives you everything you need to plan and book Arizona golf packages and Scottsdale golf vacations: up-to-date reviews of the best golf courses in Arizona, local golf news, Arizona golf course maps, and local guides to state parks, attractions, tours, shopping, and restaurants in the area. Our extensive golf course and accommodations guides help you choose the best courses and lodging in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson. When you’re ready to book, every package is customized to your group’s style, budget, and preferences by Phoenix Scottsdale Golf — the local operator behind this guide, building Arizona golf trips since 2004.
Arizona is home to more than 300 golf courses, and it’s no accident the state has become one of the world’s top golf destinations. Average winter temperatures hover around 70 degrees — absolutely perfect golfing weather in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson while most of the country is frozen.
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Arizona is a desert paradise and a true golfer’s heaven, home to some of the most recognizable golf courses in the country: Troon North, The Boulders, Grayhawk, We-Ko-Pa, and TPC Scottsdale — home of the WM Phoenix Open. “The Greatest Show on Grass” draws more than 700,000 fans across tournament week, the largest crowd in golf, and it returns February each year.
Scottsdale vs. Palm Springs for a Golf Trip »
Deciding a Scottsdale vs Palm Springs golf trip is the rare choice where neither answer is wrong — but the wrong match is easy to spot by the second morning. Both are desert, both are sunny all winter, and both will happily take peak-season money. They differ in how the days feel: Scottsdale offers a deep bench of desert courses across a big valley with real nightlife attached, while the Coachella Valley strings its golf through a tighter set of resort towns where the course, the pool and dinner sit minutes apart. We plan trips to both, so this verdict has no home team.
Kokopelli Golf Club »
Kokopelli Golf Club is a championship traditional links style golf course that offers rolling wide fairways alongside stunning views of the San Tan Mountains. Large island greens add extra beauty to the golf course but beware of severe undulation of the greens.
Vistoso Resort Casitas »
The Vistoso Resort Casitas are vacation stay rentals located in Oro Valley, AZ at the north end of Tucson. Vistoso Casitas offers two and three bedroom villas; each with personalized style and décor, all villas feature separate living room, full stocked kitchen and private balcony or patio.
Phoenix: Arizona’s Urban Heart »
Arizona is home to more than 420 of the nations top golf courses. With premium golf course conditions, affordable pricing, and ideal weather nine months out of the year, what is there not to love about Arizona?
