Phoenix boasts more than 200 golf courses and is the Arizona airport most often chosen by those flying in from out of state. That makes it a natural jumping-off point for your epic golf trip. Upon arrival, spend the afternoon getting situated with a private transfer and accommodations.

That evening, enjoy some of the flavors of Arizona’s biggest city. We know you’re here to golf, but this state is home to “food worth traveling for.” Phoenix is a great place to sample a large variety of flavors: from farm-to-table eats to classic fare like the Sonoran hot dog. Over 100 craft breweries are located within the greater city limits, too. Just don’t overdo it—tomorrow you’ll be working hard to burn off those calories.

On your first full day in Arizona, get a hole-in-one at a local course. like the Grayhawk Golf Club, known for its notoriously challenging par 5’s.

On your third day, journey north to Forrest Hill. Created in 1986 by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, the Forest Highlands Canyon Course is an exercise in breathtaking beauty and challenging sport. It has been ranked among the top 100 courses in the world by Golf Magazine, and rated by Golf Digest as the #2 private golf course in Arizona. The beautiful par-71 course measures 7,001 yards from the championship tees and is designed to be both challenging and satisfying for golf enthusiasts and social players alike. It offers seven sets of tees for golfers of all skill levels.

TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course, where the fan-favorite Waste Management Phoenix Open is held every year. Of course, you really can’t go wrong today—all 200-plus local courses are sure to have beautiful scenery and temperate weather in common.

Travellers free day to Explore the Arizona townships and recuperate from 3 days of golfing. Suggested locations: Any of the 6 Grand Canyon tours, Various Winery Tours. Or just enjoy the old Scottsdale township.

Finally, it’s time to experience the Grand Canyon State’s namesake: Grand Canyon National Park. Under an hour and a half north of Flagstaff, this is one of America’s Crown-Jewel parks—and understandably so. This astounding natural formation is 277 miles long, one-mile deep, and up to 18 miles wide; peeking over its rim is a top bucket list item for travelers around the world.

Check it off your list today and enjoy visiting the several visitor centers and walking, riding or biking trails on the South Rim. The added bonus of today’s journey (as if you needed more reason), is that you’ll be able to journey on Route 66 from Flagstaff towards the Grand Canyon.

You’ll undoubtedly be eager to get back to your driver on day seven. McDowell Mountain Gc our next round of golf. This Scottsdale golf gem shines even brighter after undergoing a massive golf course enhancement and renovation in 2011. Phil Mickelson design, this outstanding Scottsdale golf course now stretches to a 7,118-yards and delivers a stunning Scottsdale golf experience.

Gainey Ranch GC Plays as three distinctive courses over 18 holes. The Lakes version, The Dunes version, and The Arroyo Course. You won’t be bored as 6 holes of each provide something for everyone.

Our Last day for golfing finishes with Camelback Club which has two course and we can decide on either. 1/Ambient Course 2/ Padre Course. Both having lush fairways and the main distinctive difference is the Ambient rolling fairways and the Padre having sharp shaped bunkers and towering trees.

Today is Checkout day as the transfers will depart approx 10am.