Stay Minutes From Grayhawk
Luxury Vacation Rental Near Grayhawk Golf Club
Stay just minutes from Grayhawk Golf Club at Saguaro Point, a private, luxury North Scottsdale golf property designed for group golf trips. Located about 10 minutes from Grayhawk, the estate places golfers in the center of North Scottsdale’s premier golf corridor, with easy access to Troon North, The Boulders, and other top desert courses. After the round, groups return to Saguaro Point to relax by the pool, continue friendly competitions on the private golf complex, or gather for dinner and drinks overlooking Pinnacle Peak and the McDowell mountain range. Golf groups traveling to Scottsdale often include Grayhawk Golf Club on their itinerary, one of the most recognized public golf destinations in North Scottsdale. The club features two distinct layouts: the Raptor Course, designed by Tom Fazio and host to major collegiate championships, and the Talon Course, designed by David Graham and Gary Panks, set among the rugged Sonoran Desert landscape. Located just minutes away, Saguaro Point, a luxury golf estate in North Scottsdale, provides an ideal home base for golf trips and group stays. The private retreat features eight bedrooms, expansive indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, and a 20,000-square-foot short-game complex designed for groups. “I have never stayed at a place this special. Saguaro Point is spectacular.” —Scott, New Jersey
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Why Golf Groups Stay Near Grayhawk
For many visiting groups, Grayhawk Golf Club becomes a centerpiece of a Scottsdale golf trip itinerary. The club’s two courses offer a “country club for a day” experience, with distinct styles of desert golf that allow players to enjoy both the tournament-caliber challenge of the Raptor Course and the sweeping Sonoran Desert views of the Talon Course during the same stay.
Located just minutes from Grayhawk, Troon North, and The Boulders, Saguaro Point places your group in the heart of Scottsdale’s premier golf corridor while providing privacy and space to unwind between rounds.
At Saguaro Point, your group stays together in a private setting designed for golf travel. Instead of splitting up into hotel rooms after a round, golfers gather around the 12-person dining table, relax in the estate’s expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces, and enjoy sunset views of Pinnacle Peak and the surrounding desert.
The estate’s 20,000-square-foot private golf complex makes it easy to continue the day’s matches long after leaving the course. Groups often organize short-game competitions, closest-to-the-pin challenges, or simulator matches before dinner.
This is not simply where your group stays.
The golf trip doesn’t end when the round does.
“Saguaro Point is simply the best all-around golf trip location… been lucky enough to take many trips, both to private club hosted accommodation and vacation home trips and this blows everything else away. The home is incredibly comfortable and spacious for a big crowd.” —Travis, Ohio
A Perfect Scottsdale Golf Trip at Saguaro Point Near Grayhawk
Many groups planning a Scottsdale golf trip choose to stay near Grayhawk Golf Club, one of the premier public golf destinations in Arizona. The following example shows how a five-day golf trip at Saguaro Point might unfold.
Day 1 — Arrival and Grayhawk (Raptor Course)
Guests arrive in Scottsdale and are transported to North Scottsdale where they settle into Saguaro Point's luxury golf estate.
After a quick warm-up on the private short-game complex, the group heads to Grayhawk Golf Club for an opening round on the Raptor Course, known for its excellent conditioning and previously hosting PGA Tour events.
Following the round, everyone returns to Saguaro Point to relax and enjoy sunset views of Pinnacle Peak. A private chef prepares dinner at the estate, followed by drinks around the fire features beneath the desert night sky.
Day 2 — Troon North Pinnacle and Steakhouse
The morning begins with coffee and breakfast at the house before heading to Troon North Golf Club for a round on the Pinnacle Course, completing one of Scottsdale’s most iconic desert golf experiences.
That evening the group heads into North Scottsdale for dinner at Mastro’s Steakhouse, a longtime favorite for prime steaks and lively post-round gatherings.
Later that night everyone returns to Saguaro Point for drinks and friendly competitions on the lighted, 4,000-square-foot backyard putting green.
Day 3 — The Saguaro Cup and Desert Adventure
The morning begins at the estate with The Saguaro Cup, a Ryder Cup–style competition held on the 20,000-square-foot private golf complex at Saguaro Point.
Teams rotate through simulator matches, short-game challenges, and closest-to-the-pin contests before gathering for lunch at the house.
In the afternoon the group heads to nearby Arizona Outdoor Fun for a desert adventure featuring UTV rides through the Sonoran Desert and optional sport shooting experiences.
That evening the group heads out for dinner at Sophia's Kitchen, a relaxed North Scottsdale favorite known for its handmade pastas and wood-fired Italian dishes.
After dinner, guests return to Saguaro Point to enjoy the pool and outdoor spaces, recap the day’s competitions, or unwind with drinks overlooking the Sonoran Desert.
Day 4 — Grayhawk Talon and a Hidden Speakeasy
After breakfast at Eggstasy, the group heads just across the street to Grayhawk Golf Club for a round on the Talon Course, completing the full Grayhawk experience.
Following golf, the group stays at Grayhawk for dinner at Isabella’s Kitchen, a lively restaurant overlooking the course and a favorite gathering spot for golfers in North Scottsdale.
Later that evening everyone returns to Saguaro Point where the night continues with cards at the poker table or a few games on the pool table before gathering for wine and drinks in the estate’s hidden speakeasy.
Day 5 — “Heaven” Tee and Departure
On the final morning, the group gathers for one last wedge session from “Heaven”, the elevated teeing area on the Saguaro Point short-game complex, taking in sweeping views of Pinnacle Peak and the surrounding Sonoran Desert.
After breakfast and a few final putts, guests depart for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, already planning the next Scottsdale golf getaway.
FAQs About Staying at Saguaro Point Near Grayhawk Golf Club
How close is Saguaro Point to Scottsdale’s top golf courses?
Saguaro Point is located about 10 minutes from Grayhawk Golf Club, 5 minutes from Troon North Golf Club, and roughly 15 minutes from The Boulders Golf Club, placing your group in the heart of North Scottsdale’s premier golf corridor.
Few properties offer this level of proximity to Scottsdale’s best golf while still providing the privacy and space of a private estate. Our Scottsdale Golf Trip Planner highlights several of the area’s top options.
Can Saguaro Point host team-building or golf competitions?
Yes. Many groups organize Ryder Cup–style competitions on the private golf complex at Saguaro Point, combining simulator matches indoors with outdoor par-3 play and short-game challenges.
The layout also works well for closest-to-the-pin contests, putting competitions, and informal matches throughout the stay.
After the golf wraps up, the estate’s gathering spaces make it easy for the group to continue the trip together, whether that means dinner at the house, cards at the poker table, or relaxing around the fire features overlooking the Sonoran Desert.
Which Grayhawk course should we play: Raptor or Talon?
Both courses at Grayhawk Golf Club offer outstanding desert golf experiences. The Raptor Course, designed by Tom Fazio, has hosted major collegiate championships and past PGA Tour events, while the Talon Course, designed by David Graham and Gary Panks, offers dramatic Sonoran Desert scenery and strategic shot values. Many visiting golfers choose to play both during their trip.
How many golfers can stay at Saguaro Point?
Saguaro Point comfortably accommodates groups of up to 20 guests, making it ideal for Scottsdale golf trips and group travel. The estate features eight bedrooms, 13 beds, and expansive indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, allowing golf groups to stay together while still enjoying plenty of space to relax between rounds.
Many groups visiting Grayhawk Golf Club choose Saguaro Point as their home base for multi-day Scottsdale golf trips.
The layout makes it easy for the entire group to stay together rather than splitting up across multiple hotel rooms or smaller vacation rentals.
Why stay in North Scottsdale?
North Scottsdale offers a quieter and more private setting than the busier areas near Old Town while still providing easy access to Scottsdale’s top golf courses, restaurants, and outdoor activities. Many groups visiting Grayhawk Golf Club or Troon North choose Saguaro Point as their home base for multi-day Scottsdale golf trips.
What is the best time of year for a Scottsdale golf trip?
Scottsdale’s peak golf season runs from October through April, when daytime temperatures typically range from the mid-60s to mid-80s and course conditions are excellent across North Scottsdale courses like Grayhawk Golf Club.
Many visiting groups also plan trips during late spring and summer, when tee times are easier to secure and green fees are often a fraction of peak-season prices. During the warmer months, golfers typically book early morning tee times around 7–8 AM, finish their rounds before the hottest part of the day, and spend the afternoon relaxing by the pool or enjoying the property. Because Saguaro Point is located just minutes from Grayhawk Golf Club, groups can quickly return to the estate and spend the rest of the afternoon cooling off by the pool.
February and March are especially popular, as many visitors combine golf trips with MLB Spring Training games throughout the Phoenix metro area.
With the right schedule, Scottsdale can be a great year-round destination for golf trips, offering sunshine, dramatic desert scenery, and access to some of the best public golf in the Southwest.
Are private chefs and transportation available?
Yes. Services such as private chef coordination, luxury transportation, preferred tee time scheduling, and private aviation arrangements can be coordinated in advance through our local concierge partners.
Is the pool heated in the winter?
Yes. The pool is heated to 88 degrees during the cooler months, making it comfortable and usable year-round. The spa is heated to 104 degrees.
Are golf carts available on the property?
Yes. Golf carts are available for guests to move comfortably around the estate and between the private golf complex, outdoor gathering spaces, and the main house.
What non-golf activities are available near Grayhawk?
In addition to golf, many groups take advantage of the outdoor experiences surrounding North Scottsdale. Popular options include hiking Pinnacle Peak or tackling the more challenging climb up Camelback Mountain.
Guests also enjoy relaxing afternoons at the Four Seasons Spa at Troon North, located just 2 minutes from the estate.
Depending on the season, visitors may catch MLB Spring Training, a Phoenix Suns or Arizona Cardinals game, or explore the Desert Botanical Garden, one of the most unique desert landscapes in the country.
For groups looking for adventure, several nearby providers offer guided UTV desert tours, sport shooting experiences, hot air balloon rides, and even falconry demonstrations across the Sonoran Desert.
Plan Your Scottsdale Golf Trip at Saguaro Point
Scottsdale golf trips are about more than just tee times. The best trips combine great golf, comfortable accommodations, and a place where the entire group can stay together.
Saguaro Point offers a private estate setting just minutes from Grayhawk Golf Club, placing your group in the heart of North Scottsdale’s premier golf corridor while staying together in one private home.
Many visiting groups play both courses at Grayhawk Golf Club, add rounds at nearby Troon North Golf Club or The Boulders, and spend evenings back at the estate enjoying the views, games, and relaxed desert atmosphere.
"The house and the whole experience exceeded my expectations and I would highly recommend for others who are visiting Scottsdale. Everything, even down to the last detail, was immaculate." —Cullen, California
