Great — here are places and practical ways to find vacation rentals or resort stays in Arizona that include unlimited (or daily unlimited) golf access, plus tips to book the best deal.

Top Arizona areas and resorts that offer “unlimited golf” or daily-unlimited-round packages

• Scottsdale / Paradise Valley — Several luxury resorts and villa programs in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley advertise stay-and-play packages with daily unlimited golf (examples: The Phoenician; JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn). (golfthephoenician.com)
• Carefree / Cave Creek — Resort communities like The Boulders and nearby properties often offer golf-inclusive packages; check each resort’s package page for unlimited-round deals. (ArizonaGolfer.com)
• Tucson / Oro Valley — Omni Tucson National, JW Marriott Starr Pass and other Tucson resorts run golf packages (some list “unlimited golf” or customizable stay‑and‑play packages). (ArizonaGolfer.com)
• Resort/club-specific packages statewide — Many Arizona courses/resorts (Talking Stick, Quintero, La Paloma Country Club, Lookout Mountain, etc.) offer stay-and-play or unlimited-round options via their site or golf-package aggregators. (ArizonaGolfer.com)

How to find vacation rentals with unlimited golf access (step-by-step)

1. Start with resort websites and golf-package aggregators. Search the resort’s “Stay & Play” or “Golf Packages” pages first — that’s where unlimited/daily-unlimited offers are listed (example pages: The Phoenician, JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn). (golfthephoenician.com)
2. Use specialist golf-package sites and local golf directories. Sites such as ArizonaGolfer / golf package pages aggregate unlimited and stay‑and‑play packages across the state (helpful for comparing which resorts include “unlimited” language). (ArizonaGolfer.com)
3. For vacation rentals (VRBO / Airbnb / private villas) near courses: look for listings inside resort communities or TPC/club villas. If the listing is not explicit, contact the host to ask whether they include guest golfer privileges (many resort villas can be registered for resort golf benefits or add-on golf packages). (No single web source needed — use the listing’s “message host” feature.)
4. Call the resort or course directly before booking. “Unlimited golf” offers often have limits (advance tee time windows, cart fees, blackout dates, or play-after-first-round conditions), so confirm exact terms and any extra fees. Resort pages sometimes describe these restrictions on the package details. (golfthephoenician.com)
5. Compare package sellers (Troon Golf Vacations, GolfPackages, resort direct). Troon-managed properties (many Arizona courses) may pop up in multi-course packages that include unlimited or multiple rounds. (golfthephoenician.com)

What “unlimited golf” usually means (and common restrictions to watch for)

• Typical meaning: you may play multiple rounds per day or unlimited rounds during your stay, but it’s often subject to: tee-time availability, requirement to book the first round through the resort, play-after-first-round rules, or blackout dates. Always confirm cart/green fee inclusions, tee‑time lead times, and any max rounds per day. (golfthephoenician.com)

Practical booking tips

• Ask for the package name and get terms in writing (email confirmation).
• Compare nightly rate + package price versus pay-as-you-play — sometimes unlimited packages are only good value on multi‑day stays or for multi-player groups.
• If you need tee times early in the morning or want to play multiple courses, confirm tee-time window rules and whether you can reserve tee times in advance for all rounds. (golfthephoenician.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Search specific dates and areas (example: Scottsdale, Tucson, Carefree) and show available unlimited-golf packages or vacation-rental + golf-package combos for those dates (I’ll check resort/courier package pages and current availability).
• Or list 5–10 specific properties/resorts that currently advertise unlimited golf and link the package pages.

Which would you prefer: a quick list of currently advertised unlimited-golf packages (I’ll check availability for your dates), or help searching rentals near a particular city in Arizona?