Mild winters make Arizona a golfer's paradise. Phoenix alone has over 100 courses.  Let the GolfSpot take the strain of organizing your golfing vacation. 

For $ 385.00 Per Person (sharing), you can enjoy two nights at the conveniently located Hotel Scottsdale and two wonderful golf courses:  (Available November 1- December 28). 

Our package includes a two night stay in a Standard Room at the Hotel Scottsdale, breakfast included, and two rounds of golf - one at Las Sendas Golf Club and One at Octillo Golf Club.

• Las Sendas Golf Club is consistently rated in the top 10 golf courses of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Mesa Arizona areas.  The course has consistently been rated in the Top 10 in Arizona, the 12th most challenging, and one of the top 100 courses in the nation according to two ZAGAT Surveys.
• Octillo Golf Resort was named one of the top 50 golf resorts in Golf World Magazine 2009.  It features three nine-hole courses played in combinations with yardages ranging from 6,782 to 7,016 from the back tees and 5,128 to 5,134 from the forward tees. The Blue-Gold combination plays as the most difficult, with a rating of 72.2 and slope of 133 from the back tees.

Fly into Arizona and the landscape out the window looks bleak and desolate. Once on the ground it becomes an area where natural forces and people have come together to create visual awe inspiring backdowns. There is a gash in the Earth called the Grand Canyon, a surreal, forest of giant cacti in the Saguaro National Park and the stumpy buttes of Monument Valley which look like Hollywood movie settings that come from John Ford westerns. During World War II, the native Navajo language was used as a secret code by the U.S. military.

Mt. Lemmon is the southernmost ski area in the continental United Stated and the only peak named for the first woman who climbed it. Arizona is also the site of the westernmost battle of the Civil War at Picacho Peak State Park. South of Tucson is the northernmost chain of more than 50 missions built by Father Kino in the late 1600's and can be visited by driving between Tucson and Nogales. There are naturally grown palm trees at Palm Canyon in Yuma. Lake Powell formed by Glen Canyon Dam is more than 185 miles long with 2,000 miles of shoreline.

Arizona's calendar is filled with festivals from the annual Thunderbird International Balloon Classic to the Winterfest Sports Carnival, The Brewery Gulch Days and the Arizona Renaissance Festival.