Tee Times for the Arizona Grand Golf Course (par 71, 6300 yards) are presently listed at $83.59 for a morning tee time on TeeTimes.net. This is a savings of 35% off the regular rates

Todd, a reviewer on our site, recently gave them a 4-star rating and wrote:

All in all, a fantastic course. I really like how they did the first hole because the tee box is in the center of the club house and bar. Puts a little pressure on that tee shot. The Par three 18th is an amazing hole, but not how I like to end a round. The 2 short Par 4s are drivable by an avg golfer if you cut the corner.

Apparently Todd’s reviews are very similar to Golf Digest who also gave the Arizona Grand Golf Course a 4-star rating.

Book a Tee Time at Arizona Grand Golf Course

Perhaps I will check it out myself in the spring.

The Taquitz Creek Resort Course (6500 yards) is located just minutes from downtown Palm Springs and is described as the “Pride of Palm Springs”. A recent Palm Springs golfer posted a review on our TeeTimes.net site that reads:

“This course weaves between some classic Palm Springs mid century architecture. The course shoots one stroke harder than its younger sister The Resort Course. Lots of out of bounds and well placed traps keep your play honest and present challenges for all levels of players. If your game is in the tank the views of the area are well worth the price of green fees. Always a good value and a short drive from The City of Palm Springs one of the best value courses in the area.”

The Tahquitz Creek Legend Course (originally the Palm Springs Municipal) was designed by William Bell in the late 50’s, providing Palm Springs golfers with the quintessential Palm Springs golf experience. The Tahquitz Creek Legend Course provides a traditional layout with tree lined fairways and undulating greens. This 6,600 yard course features 40 challenging bunkers and memorable mountain views.

At the time of this posting, your tee time for the Tahquitz Creek Legend Course could be found for $75 while the Taquitz Creek Resort Course had tee times listed on our network at $99 per golf round.

Going to Palm Springs? Why don’t you play both Taquitz courses and send us your thoughts.

Tahquitz Creek Resort Course, Palm Springs

The pictures look great. The reviews are out of this world. The opportunity… perhaps once in a lifetime for the everyday golfer. Is it worth it? Book your tee time at Cascata, and drop me a line.

Cascata Golf Club, Las Vegas

Curious as to what the most expensive golf course in the world is? I was. The most expensive golf course that I could find was the Shadow Creek Golf Course which also is in Vegas (Shadow Creek is not on our network… yet). Pebble Beach in California (also not in our network… yet) comes in second at $475 per round.

The TPC Scottsdale is a PGA TOUR Facility, and Home of the FBR Open (Formerly Phoenix Open) and features tournament conditions all year long. The golf course allows you to try and duplicate Tiger Wood`s hole-in-one from the 1997 Open, called “the shot heard around the world”.

Recently, one of our golfers wrote:

“[the TPC Scottsdale has a] fabulous layout and a real jewel amongst the Scottsdale offerings. PGA venue always in top shape. Great clubhouse and pro shop and fantastic restaurant. Should be on every visitor and local’s list. Not too far out and just a pleasure to tee it up where the pros do. Superb staff adds just the right amount of attentive service. A great day of golf - don’t miss it.”

Go ahead, book your tee time for the TPC Scottsdale Stadium golf course today.

Here is a picture of the TPC Scottsdale Stadium Golf Course…

TPC Scottsdale Stadium Golf Course

Blue Monster Course at Doral

Great White Golf Course at Doral

Red Course at Doral

A quick description about the Doral Blue Monster…

“The Blue Monster, home of the 2007 WGC-CA Championship, has hosted prestigious PGA Tour events for the past 40 years. In fact, virtually every great name in golf has had a moment of glorious personal triumph on this world-class track. Originally designed by Dick Wilson, and later restored by Raymond Floyd, golfers won`t find a more challenging or spectacular golf course. At 7,125 yards from the tournament tees, and with a series of strategically placed bunkers, both length and finesse are needed to score well on this historic course. The Blue Monster features long fairways, undulating green, a deep Bermuda rough and a unique assortment of water hazards. The famous 18th hole, with its signature fountain, was ranked by GOLF Magazine as one of the Top 100 Holes in the World.”

Blue Monster at Doral

This Cabo golf course is described as a …

“sensational Dye Championship course offers stunning views of Land`s End, San Lucas Bay and the Sea of Cortez. It flows gently through groves of magnificent Palo Blanco trees and stately cardon cactus, accented by lush expanses of sprawling fairways and sparkling lakes. Coupled with small greens, over eighty bunkers and several large transition areas, Raven Golf club at Cabo San Lucas can challenge the most experienced golfer and yet lend itself to be enjoyed by all who love to play the game.”

Sounds wonderful.

Cabo San Lucas Golf Course

Some Summer rounds at Arbutus Ridge can presently be booked on our website starting at $77/rd. Book your Arbutus Ridge Tee Time today.

Arbutus Ridge Golf Club, Victoria BC

Our data is still a little inconclusive (and very unscientific), but it looks like we receive about an 8-10% lift in traffic searches on the Monday mornings following a victory. It happened at the Buick Open, it happened at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and it happened again last week at Bridgestone.

A quick use of Google Trends also shows that there might be something to this theory.

Does Tiger impact golf course bookings?

And if Tiger is causing more people to search for tee times, reason stands that he is getting more people out on the golf course playing… In short, when Tiger wins, we get off the couch and get some exercise. This should settle the debate once and for all. Tiger is good for golf, he is good for America, and he is good for us.

Go Tiger!

This weekend, we are cheering for Tiger. Again. Why? Because we suffer from The Tiger Effect, or at least that is our best explanation for our TeeTimes.net traffic spikes on Mondays … or at least on the Mondays after Tiger has won a tournament. And when there is a traffic spike, we get more golf reservations (yay!).

Our data is still a little inconclusive (and very unscientific), but it looks like we receive about an 8-10% lift in traffic searches on the Monday mornings following a victory. It happened at the Buick Open, it happened at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and it happened again last week at Bridgestone.

A quick use of Google Trends also shows that there might be something to this theory.

Does Tiger Cause More Golf Reservations?