Sports Fans

Go beyond the bleachers. Walk in the footsteps of iconic golfers. Satisfy your need for speed. This itinerary is all about friendly competition and fun-loving fandom.

Day 1: Golf in the footsteps of pros

Play where the pros play at TPC Scottsdale's Stadium Course. The course is the site of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, the PGA Tour's most-attended event each year and home of the famously raucous 16th hole.
Make a day out of it and play TPC Scottsdale's Champions course, a memorable desert track in its own right.

TPC Scottsdale Stadium course
Hole 15 at TPC Scottsdale's Stadium Course

Day 2: Catch a pro sports game

Greater Phoenix is home to teams in all four major American sports leagues: The NFL's Arizona Cardinals, NBA's Phoenix Suns, MLB's Arizona Diamondbacks and NHL's Arizona Coyotes.
No game happening while you're here? No problem. Go behind the scenes of the Cardinals' University of Phoenix Stadium or the Diamondbacks' home, Chase Field. Both venues offer public tours throughout the year.

Day 3: Dream driving experiences

Live out your racing fantasies by getting behind the wheel at Bondurant School of High Performance Driving. The schools offer a variety of heart-pounding driving programs that can last from one day to several.
If unpaved roads are more your style, join Desert Wolf Tours, Arizona Outdoor Fun or another tour company for an off-road adventure through the desert.

Day 4: Golf in the desert

PING's world headquarters are located in Phoenix, and golf nuts can go behind the scenes with a factory tour. If you can't make it for a tour, you can still stop by weekdays for a free walk-in club fitting.
After getting your clubs tuned up, hit the links for a true desert golf experience at courses such as Troon North, We-Ko-Pa, Raven Golf Club at Verrado, or one of Phoenix's many public courses.

Troon North Golf Club

Bonus Day (During March)

Come March, metro Phoenix is the center of the baseball universe thanks to Cactus League Spring Training. It's baseball heaven as 15 MLB teams compete in more than 220 games at ballparks throughout the area, with no two ballparks more than a 45-minute drive apart.

spring training