Scottsdale Golf Trip Rental with Four King Bedrooms
Planning a Scottsdale golf trip? The Sunkiss is a private vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona built for golf groups: four king bedrooms so foursomes do not draw straws for beds, a bunk room for extra players, a putting green in the backyard, and a private pool and hot tub for the 19th hole. It sleeps up to 16.
Below: well-known Scottsdale-area courses, how to choose between a golf resort and a private house, and a checklist for booking.
Why golf groups choose a private house
Four king bedrooms are the headline for golf groups. Two foursomes can split them evenly, and the bunk room keeps the trip open for a few extra players. With three bathrooms, early tee times are less of a scramble.
Back at the house there is a putting green for warm-ups and bets, a chef's kitchen and dining table for team dinners, a game room with a pool table, a fire pit and a private hot tub included at no extra cost.
Some of the best-known golf courses in the Scottsdale area
Scottsdale is one of the best-known golf destinations in the United States. Courses that golf groups often put on the list include TPC Scottsdale (Stadium and Champions courses), Grayhawk Golf Club (Raptor and Talon), Troon North (Monument and Pinnacle), We-Ko-Pa (Saguaro and Cholla), Talking Stick, McCormick Ranch, The Phoenician and the Boulders.
Green fees, availability and course rules are set by each course and change through the season, so book tee times directly with them. Our Explore page lists more than 30 golf options with links and door-to-door directions from the house.
Golf resort vs. private vacation rental
A golf resort keeps everything on one property: a course, restaurants and a front desk. That works for some trips, but groups usually need several rooms, eat every meal out and spread across different floors.
A private vacation rental keeps everyone together. You choose a different course each day, cook breakfast before an early tee time, and end the night around one fire pit instead of a hotel bar. For a group of eight to sixteen, a whole house is often the easier way to plan.
This is a planning comparison, not a price claim. Check the full total for your dates on the official booking calendar.
When to plan a Scottsdale golf trip
Many groups come in the cooler months, from fall through spring. Late January through March is especially busy with events such as the WM Phoenix Open, which is typically held in early February, and Cactus League spring training.
For a winter golf trip, remember that the pool is not automatically heated. The private pool is not automatically heated. Optional pool heat is $100 per night, recommended October through May, requires at least 3 days' notice before arrival and must be purchased for the entire stay. The hot tub is included at no extra cost.
Keeping a golf group organized
Golf trips run smoothly when the group agrees on the plan early. Decide how many rounds you want, which courses are must-plays, and who handles tee-time bookings with each course. Share the plan with the group using our Plan page.
What to pack for a Scottsdale golf trip
Bring layers for cool desert mornings, sun protection, a hat and plenty of water for the course. Check each course's dress code and cart rules before you go.
A sample golf-trip rhythm
Day one: arrive, warm up on the putting green and grill dinner. Day two: an early round, an afternoon in the pool and hot tub. Day three: a second course and a night out in Scottsdale. Final morning: a putting contest before checkout.
Use the Plan page to build your own day-by-day plan and share it with the group.
Live dates, the full stay total, taxes and fees are shown on the official booking calendar before you pay. Nothing on this site is a quote or a promise of availability.
Plan your stay
- Confirm your group size is 16 or fewer, and that the sleeping plan works: four king bedrooms plus a bunk room.
- Pick your dates and open the official booking calendar to see live availability and the full total.
- Decide on optional pool heat ($100 per night for the entire stay) and request it at least 3 days before arrival.
- Read the house rules on the Plan page before you book, including visitor and gathering rules.
- Bringing dogs? Dogs are welcome at $125 per dog, up to two; cats are not permitted.
- Book tee times directly with each course once your dates are set.
- Assign the four king bedrooms by foursome before you arrive.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Sunkiss good for a golf trip?
Yes. Four king bedrooms suit foursomes, there is a putting green in the backyard, and the house sleeps up to 16.
Is there a putting green?
Yes, the private backyard includes a putting green.
Can you book tee times for us?
No. Book tee times directly with each course; our Explore page links to many of them.
Is a golf resort or a private house better for a group?
A resort keeps golf on-site; a private house keeps the group together with shared kitchen, living space and backyard, and lets you play a different course each day.
Is the pool heated in winter?
The private pool is not automatically heated. Optional pool heat is $100 per night, recommended October through May, requires at least 3 days' notice before arrival and must be purchased for the entire stay. The hot tub is included at no extra cost.
