In Arizona, it’s always a good time to go golfing. But if you’re from out of state and want to get the most bang for your buck, traveling to the southwest in the fall can’t be beat. Here’s why:
The weather is perfect
With the triple digits almost completely phased out, Arizona has returned to balmy temperatures that fluctuate between the mid-70s and low-90s. Considering that it’s snowing in other parts of the country, or that the mercury barely gets over 50 degrees Fahrenheit in the Pacific Northwest, there’s a lot to smile about. Did we mention that there’s almost zero humidity? It’s a dry heat that you don’t want to miss out on. Just imagine how jealous your friends or family members will be when you send them a picture of yourself sitting poolside…in early November.
Fall is technically the “off” season
Fall is the perfect lull between the tourist-heavy summer months and the “packed-to-the-gills, I can’t even schedule a tee time winter months.” Most golf courses and resorts don’t raise their prices until December or January, and a majority of families have kids that are in school which makes taking vacations tough. If you can make the time to take a trip, now is the time to do it. Not only will you save a lot of money, you’ll also have zero competition when it comes to seeing some of the state’s most beautiful sites or practicing your golf game.
There’s something for everyone here
Are you an outdoorsy type that loves hiking, fishing, or hunting? Northern Arizona has a wealth of beautiful wilderness areas that are waiting for you. Want to spend your vacation sitting by the pool and drinking Mai Tai’s as palm trees ebb and flow in the breeze? Scottsdale and surrounding areas have some of the best pools and spas around! Prefer spending your time on the river or lake boating or jet skiing? Lake Havasu sounds right up your alley! No matter what your interested in, Arizona will provide, and the fall is the BEST time to do it.
So, what are you waiting for? Get your golf clubs together and book a trip to The Grand Canyon State today! We’ll meet you on the course!