Stay-and-play golf packages in Scottsdale typically bundle lodging with tee times and often add extras to create a convenient, value-oriented trip. Exact inclusions vary by resort, course operator, and tour operator, but here are the items you can expect and things to look for when comparing offers:

Typical core inclusions

• Accommodations: hotel or resort room (usually 1–4 nights; room type varies).
• Golf rounds: prepaid tee times (commonly 1–3 rounds per person; sometimes unlimited golf options).
• Greens fees: covered for the rounds specified in the package.
• Cart fee: often included; sometimes it’s extra (check policy).
• Basic tee-time reservations and course access (some packages include preferred tee times).

Common add-ons and extras (may or may not be included)

• Practice-range access, driving range tokens, or practice-ball credits.
• Club rental and/or club fitting (usually available for an extra fee).
• Transportation between hotel and course (shuttle service or transfers).
• On-course snacks, beverages, or a credit at the clubhouse/restaurant.
• Breakfast, resort credit, or dining vouchers.
• Bag handling, club storage, and valet services.
• Lessons with a teaching pro (sometimes packaged or discounted).
• Complimentary or discounted green fees at additional partner courses.
• Tournament or group-event coordination (for groups or corporate outings).

Possible exclusions and things to check

• Resort fees, taxes, and gratuities are frequently not included.
• Caddies, range balls, and rental clubs are often extra.
• Peak-season surcharges or minimum-night stays (holiday or winter high-season).
• Cancellation and change policies for tee times and rooms.
• Handicap or course restrictions for certain tee times.

How packages are commonly structured

• Hotel-branded packages: offered directly by resorts (many Scottsdale resorts have preferred partnerships with nearby courses).
• Golf-resort packages: courses with onsite or partner lodging.
• Third-party wholesalers/tour operators: bundle different hotels + multiple courses, sometimes with group rates.
• Custom/group packages: tailored for tournaments, bachelor parties, or corporate trips.

Tips for choosing a package

• Compare total price (room + golf + resort fees + taxes) rather than advertised per-round cost.
• Confirm exact tee times (early-morning tee times may cost more) and which courses are included.
• Ask whether carts are included and whether pull carts or push carts are available.
• If you need rentals or lessons, ask for package discounts.
• Check cancellation terms and whether tee times are guaranteed.
• Look for package extras that matter to you (breakfast, shuttle, dining credit).
• Read recent reviews to confirm course condition and hotel service quality.

When to go

• Scottsdale’s peak golf season is typically late fall through spring (roughly October–April) — better weather but higher demand and prices. Summer is hotter and often cheaper.

If you want, I can:

• Look up current package examples from Scottsdale resorts or tour operators and compare inclusions and prices.