Start on the simulator
A golf simulator is the easiest place to learn the basics: stance, swing and the feel of a club. Give each beginner a short session before the group plays a real round. See the golf simulator house rental guide.
Not everyone in a golf group has played before. A trip can be ruined by a course that is too hard for the newest player, or made by a simulator session that gives everyone a chance to learn. Here is how to plan a trip where beginners and experienced players enjoy the same days.
Back to the estateA golf simulator is the easiest place to learn the basics: stance, swing and the feel of a club. Give each beginner a short session before the group plays a real round. See the golf simulator house rental guide.
Give the beginners and the experienced players a different plan for part of the day, so no one feels held back. The pool, the spa and the pickleball court give the group a shared afternoon after the round. For the courses, see the golf course guide.
Yes. Start with the simulator, then choose a forgiving course or a scramble format for the first real round.
A scramble keeps everyone involved, and a shorter round suits new players.
Yes. Paradise Reserve has a private golf simulator and a lit putting green.
Check each course for current conditions and overseeding dates before you book.
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Six bedrooms, a heated pool and spa, pickleball court, golf simulator, and putting green: the perfect retreat after a day exploring Scottsdale.
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