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Every year the greater Phoenix area draws over one million visitors
searching for a one-of-a-kind desert golf experience. In addition to
the great golf, visitors flock to this paradise year-round for its
world-class restaurants, high-end shopping and reliable sunshine. While
these are all great reasons to plan Phoenix golf vacations, some
visitors are often left disappointed with the weather because it fails
to live up to their high expectations. We want to make sure that the
same thing doesn’t happen to you. Therefore, we’ve put together a guide
of the best times to plan your Phoenix golf vacations, so that you
don’t let the weather mess with your trip. Best Seasons to Visit For
the best weather Phoenix has to offer, plan your Phoenix golf vacations
for the fall or spring, when the average high temperatures range from
75 to 88 degrees Fahrenheit, and average lows rarely dip below 50.
September, October, April, and May generally offer the most moderate
temperatures and are considered by many to be the best months for
Phoenix golf vacations. Spring training, which runs every day in
March, can make a great addition to a golf vacation to the Phoenix
area. While the rooms during March tend to fill up fast, there are
still deals to be had if you plan far enough ahead. Tickets for spring
training games are generally available at affordable prices. And
combining a morning round with an afternoon ball game can be a great
way to maximize your fun on Phoenix golf vacations. Best Seasons to Avoid If
warm weather is what you’re after, be cautious about planning your
Phoenix golf vacations for the winter time. While winter temperatures
in Phoenix are mild compared to those in the rest of the country during
this season, visitors are often surprised to find that Phoenix during
the winter is not much warmer than the place they’re escaping. Average
winter lows usually hover in the low 40’s, while average highs tend to
peak about 70. December and January are typically the coldest months. It
is also wise to be cautious about planning your Phoenix golf vacations
during the summer. Summer highs consistently top 100 degrees, which can
take away the option of afternoon golf, unless you enjoy playing in the
extreme heat. On a positive note, if you are searching for
bargain Phoenix golf vacations, packages during the summer and winter
months tend to offer some incredible deals. Just make sure to avoid
peak holidays during the winter season. A.J. Yeakel is a writer for Luxury Vacations Web, a popular vacation planning resource.
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