The clubs travel with you
A Sprinter carries the group and the golf bags together - players and clubs in one vehicle.
Golf trips, chauffeured
Your group, your clubs and your tee times - driven to the best courses in Arizona and home again, so nobody has to skip a drink at the 19th hole.
Arizona is one of the country's great winter golf destinations, and its best courses are spread across the whole Valley: north Scottsdale, the tribal lands to the east, the west Valley, and up the road in Sedona. Our golf trip transportation puts your group and your clubs in one vehicle with a professional chauffeur, from the hotel to the first tee and on to dinner.
It suits a foursome on a long weekend, a bachelor party, a company outing, or a full golf trip with a different course every day. Send us the tee times and we plan the days around them - pickups timed so there is room to check in and warm up, and the car waiting when you walk off the eighteenth.
And because the driving is ours, the 19th hole is yours. Nobody draws the short straw, and everyone gets back to the resort together.
What you get
A golf day with the driving taken out.
Sized to the group
An Escalade ESV or Yukon XL for a smaller group, a Mercedes Sprinter for up to fourteen.
Planned around the tee time
Pickups are worked back from your tee time, with room to check in and warm up.
36 holes on one booking
Book by the hour and keep the car all day - morning round, lunch, afternoon round, dinner.
The 19th hole, without the drive
Stay for the drink. Your chauffeur gets everyone back to the resort.
Straight from the airport
We meet your flight at Sky Harbor International Airport, so the first day can start at the course.
Where we drive
The top golf courses in Arizona.
Ten courses any visitor can book, from the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale to a round among Sedona's red rocks. Every one of them takes public tee times - you book the round, and we take care of the road.
01 · North Scottsdale
TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course
About 30 min from Phoenix
Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish designed the Stadium Course, opened in 1986, specifically as the stage for the WM Phoenix Open.
02 · Pinnacle Peak, north Scottsdale
Troon North Golf Club
About 45 min from Phoenix
Two courses, the Monument and the Pinnacle, wind through boulder fields and arroyos below Pinnacle Peak.
03 · North Scottsdale
Grayhawk Golf Club
About 35 min from Phoenix
Open to the public since 1994, Grayhawk has two courses: Talon, by David Graham and Gary Panks, with a back nine built around deep box canyons, and Raptor, by Tom Fazio.
04 · Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
Talking Stick Golf Club
About 25 min from Phoenix
Owned and operated by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Talking Stick opened in 1998 with two courses by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.
05 · Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation
We-Ko-Pa Golf Club
About 40 min from Phoenix
On the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation east of Scottsdale, We-Ko-Pa has two courses with no homes, roads or businesses along either of them.
06 · Papago Park, Phoenix
Papago Golf Club
About 15 min from Phoenix
Owned by the City of Phoenix and designed by William Francis "Billy" Bell, Papago opened in 1963 at the base of the red Papago Buttes, with views of Camelback Mountain and the downtown skyline.
07 · Peoria, near Lake Pleasant
Quintero Golf Club
About 1 hour from Phoenix
Rees Jones laid out Quintero in the foothills of the Hieroglyphic Mountains, and it opened in 2000 as a private club before going fully public.
08 · Litchfield Park, west Valley
The Wigwam
About 30 min from Phoenix
The Wigwam began as a retreat for Goodyear executives and opened to guests in 1929, and today it is a resort with three 18-hole courses, all of them classic parkland layouts rather than desert courses.
09 · Maricopa
Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club
About 45 min from Phoenix
Designed by Schmidt-Curley with PGA Tour star Fred Couples and opened in 2002, Southern Dunes is built in the style of Australia's Sand Belt courses.
10 · Village of Oak Creek, Sedona
Sedona Golf Resort
About 1.75 hours from Phoenix
Gary Panks designed this course among Sedona's red rocks, and since it opened in 1988 its fairways have looked out to Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock.
How it works
Booked in three steps.
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1
Tell us the trip
Pickup, drop-off and when. Thirty seconds, no account, no card.
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2
We confirm the price
Dispatch replies with a fixed, all-in fare. Nothing is paid until you agree it.
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3
Your chauffeur arrives early
In a black car, in business attire, tracking your flight if there is one.
What guests say
Rated 4.5 on Google.
Memorial Day weekend — Ben drove us all around. It was a great time!
The car was clean, the driver was also nice.
The Valley calendar
The weeks that book out first.
If your trip falls in one of these, reserve early. We hold cars for the whole week and they go in the order they are asked for.
Spring Training
February and March
Fifteen Cactus League parks across the Valley, most of them a short run from Scottsdale and Old Town. We do ballpark drops and the lunch after.
The WM Phoenix Open
February
The busiest week of the year in North Scottsdale. Parking is the whole problem, and a chauffeur is the whole answer.
Barrett-Jackson
January
WestWorld of Scottsdale, all week. We run collectors and guests in and out without anyone looking for a space.
Prom and graduation
April to June
Stretch limousines and the party bus, booked months ahead. Parents get the itinerary and a chauffeur who sticks to it.
Good to know
Frequently asked
Do you take the golf clubs as well as the group?
Yes. A Mercedes Sprinter seats up to 14 and carries the golf bags, so players and clubs travel together. For a smaller group, ask about an Escalade ESV or a Yukon XL.
Can we keep the same car for the whole day?
Yes. Book by the hour and the vehicle and chauffeur stay with you - the round, lunch, a second course and dinner. Hourly bookings start at four hours.
Which golf courses do you drive to?
Any course in the Valley and beyond, including TPC Scottsdale, Troon North, Grayhawk, Talking Stick, We-Ko-Pa, Papago, Quintero, The Wigwam, Ak-Chin Southern Dunes and Sedona Golf Resort.
Do you book the tee times?
No. Tee times are booked with the course, and every course on this page takes reservations through its own website or golf shop. Tell us the times and we plan the transportation around them.
Can you take us to the WM Phoenix Open?
Yes. During tournament week at TPC Scottsdale, being dropped off and picked up beats parking and shuttling in from the outer lots. It is a busy week, so book early.
Reserve
Ready when you are.
Reserve a car in under a minute, or call dispatch and we'll handle the rest.