Arizona Best Stay and Play Golf Resorts
Best Stay & Play Golf Resorts in Arizona
Home to the Grand Canyon National Park, desert museums and botanical gardens the state also offers a tantalizing choice of stay and play golf resorts. In Arizona hotels and resorts provide something for every traveler – and every budget. While all stay and play golf resorts will take care of dining and leisure, some may also include sightseeing and guided tours as part of their all-inclusive packages. Whether you’re planning a short weekend or a long, leisurely trip, Arizona is packed with activities to experience.
Must do's beside golf:
Grand Canyon National Park: Pictures and paintings just can’t do it justice - it’s one of those things you have to see to believe.
Saguaro National Monument: Hugging Tucson to the east and the west is Saguaro National Monument, the best place to see the gentle giant cacti Arizona’s Sonoran Desert is most known for. Monument Valley Tribal Park: If you’re a fan of westerns, chances are you’ve seen a lot of scenes shot in Monument Valley. One of the most photographed spots on earth, Monument Valley lies on the tribal lands of the Navajo Nation. Sedona: This city of red rocks is favourite among Arizonans and visitors alike, and when you’re there, it’ll be pretty clear why. Red Rock State Park offers stunning trails and drives showcasing the area’s beauty.
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your golf trip, look up the location of the Stay & Play resorts and nearby golf courses on the Arizona map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your vacation.
Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and
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| Koksijde Golf ter Hille Golf Club: on what was previously open farmland, an enjoyable and challenging links-style layout has been crafted. Perhaps the inspiration for Koksijde's new course came from a renowned Harry Colt layout that existed in the 1920s just a couple of kilometres to the west. Read more... |
| The Duke Golf Club: represents the latest in a trio of private courses to arrive on the Dutch golfing scene. All prefixed by the definite article, The Dutch (2010, designer Colin Montgomerie) and The International (2012, Ian Woosnam) have now been joined by The Duke, which firmly targets a business clientele and the corporate golf market. Read more... |
Drentse Golfclub De Gelpenberg: as the oldest golf course in the Dutch province of Drenthe, De Gelpenberg offers a partly-wooded and partly-open heathland layout, guaranteed to test all facets of your game. It is arguably the best of the country's more northerly layouts, together with Lauswolt (50 km away to the north-west).
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| Golfbaan Stippelberg: located 25 kilometres north-east of Eindhoven, this relatively new addition to championship golf in the Netherlands has fast become one of the country's "must play" courses. |
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