Below is a curated list of Arizona resorts and resort-style properties that commonly offer long‑term / seasonal “stay & play” golf packages, unlimited/seasonal golf pass offers, or dedicated golf‑season packages. These properties regularly market multi‑round, peak‑season, or off‑season golf packages; availability, included courses, blackout dates and exact season windows change year‑to‑year, so check the property or a golf‑package operator for current 2025–2026 season details.

Note: I’ve cited current package pages or reputable package aggregators for each entry.

Key Arizona resorts (with seasonal/longer golf package offerings)

• We‑Ko‑Pa Resort & Conference Center (Fountain Hills / near Scottsdale) — onsite 36 holes and frequent peak‑season “stay & play” packages (multi‑night, multiple rounds; seasonal windows such as winter/spring peak and shoulder seasons). (tourguidegolf.com)

• Talking Stick Resort / Talking Stick Golf Club (Scottsdale) — onsite North & South (O’odham / Piipaash) courses; the resort frequently appears in multi‑night stay & play and seasonal package bundles including TPC Scottsdale and other local courses. (teetimesusa.com)

• TPC Scottsdale (and TPC‑affiliated packages) — TPC Scottsdale and nearby resorts offer TPC‑themed packages (Stadium/Champion course rounds bundled with lodging); sold as seasonal packages around Phoenix Open season and winter peak. (arizonagolfer.com)

• The Boulders Resort & Spa (Carefree) — two onsite championship courses with advertised “Stay & Play” golf packages and seasonal offers (including summer and winter packages). (theboulders.com)

• JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn (Scottsdale) — advertises unlimited/seasonal golf and stay & play packages (often paired with nearby courses such as Ambiente/Padre or TPC); commonly available across seasons. (arizonagolfer.com)

• The Wigwam (Litchfield Park) — markets “Tee It Up / unlimited rounds” and stay & play golf packages during seasonal promotions. (arizonagolfer.com)

• Westin Kierland / Hilton / other large Scottsdale resorts (e.g., The Phoenician, Arizona Biltmore, Omni Scottsdale) — these major resorts routinely run seasonal golf packages or partner with nearby courses for multi‑round packages (search “stay & play” or “golf package” on their specials pages). Examples and package aggregators list Westin Kierland, Phoenician and Omni packages. (phoenixscottsdalegolf.com)

• Tucson area resorts (e.g., JW Marriott Starr Pass, Loews Ventana Canyon, El Conquistador/Hilton Tucson El Conquistador) — Tucson resorts also offer seasonal golf packages (often November–April peak season for southern Arizona). (golfzoo.com)

Where to check and how to book

• Resort websites (Specials / Offers / Golf pages): best for official seasonal packages and direct booking.
• Specialist package sellers and local golf travel operators (GolfTrips, Golfbreaks, GolfZoo, ArizonaGolfer) — they aggregate multi‑resort seasonal packages and often show what’s available for a given season and price windows. Use them to compare multiple resorts and tee‑time access. (golftrips.com)

Quick tips

• Peak golf season in Arizona runs roughly November–April (higher demand / premium pricing); many resorts promote winter/spring seasonal packages. Shoulder/summer packages may include unlimited‑play passes or steep discounts but different tee‑time restrictions. (tourguidegolf.com)
• Packages vary: single‑round per night stay & play, multi‑round bundles, unlimited‑round passes (for limited date windows), or tournament/event‑related packages (e.g., Phoenix Open weeks). Always confirm blackout dates and exactly which courses are included. (arizonagolfer.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Look up current seasonal packages for 2–3 specific resorts and dates you’re considering (I’ll confirm availability and pricing for your chosen season), or
• Compare 3–4 resorts side‑by‑side (what’s included, typical season windows, approximate pricing and tee‑time access).

Which would you prefer?