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Golf Travel Guide To Tucson Golf Swing

An Interview With Jeff Beier, Director, Sales & Marketing

By Brian Weis

Looking to plan the perfect golf trip to Tucson Golf Swing? Planning a buddies trip or a romantic golf getaway can be a full time job not to mention pressure filled to deliver a memorable experience. Below is an interview with Jeff Beier, Director, Sales & Marketing who shares some insider information about golfing and traveling to Tucson Golf Swing, must play courses, a sample itinerary and where you can go for more planning tools.

Give our readers an overview of your destination and why they should consider it for their next golf trip?
The Tucson Golf Swing takes the best of what Troon Golf has to offer in one amazing package. Three courses come together for this amazing opportunity, The Gallery Golf Club, La Paloma Country Club, Sewailo Golf Club. Everything from traditional desert landscape to beautiful water features can be found at these three courses. All of that and add Best Available rates at The Westin La Paloma, The Gallery Cottages and Casino Del Sol, how can it get any better?

What are the must play courses in Tucson Golf Swing?
The Gallery Golf Club - North and South Courses, regularly ranked among the best in Arizona. South Course former host of WGC Accenture Match Play Championship.

La Paloma Country Club - Escape to our Tucson golf resort at the La Paloma Country Club, including our 27-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Tucson Golf Course, with greens & bunkers--newly redesigned by The Golden Bear himself.

Sewailo Golf Club - The golf course, named "Sewailo," meaning "flower world" in the Yaqui language, is scheduled to open in 2013. The championship-style course, designed by Ty Butler and Notah Begay III, will resemble a desert oasis with impressive water features incorporated into the surrounding landscape.

What is the hidden gem and/or best value course?
Best valued golf course is Sewailo Golf Club.

Can you provide our readers with an ideal itinerary for a long weekend?
Lodging at either The Westin La Paloma, The Gallery Cottages and Casino Del Sol. Golf at The Gallery, La Paloma and Sewailo.

After golf, what are the "must do" things or attractions to see?
Free Yourself in the Sonoran Desert... Hiking, biking, running and just being outdoors is a favorite for the locals. But visiting the Desert Museum or even Old Tucson, which is where dozens of Old Western movies were filmed.

What is the best time to travel?
November - May

Where can golfers go for more information to research and plan their trip?
Tucson Golf Swing
TucsonGolfSwing.com
520-744-4700

Revised: 12/12/2013 - Article Viewed 30,487 Times

About: Brian Weis

Brian Weis is the Publisher of GolfTrips.com, a network of golf travel and directory sites including GolfWisconsin.com, GolfMichigan.com, ArizonaGolfer.com, GolfAlabama.com, etc. Professionally, Brian is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America (GWAA), International Network of Golf (ING), Golf Travel Writers of America (GTWA), International Golf Travel Writers Association (IGTWA) and The Society of Hickory Golfers (SoHG). In 2016, Brian won The Shaheen Cup, an award given to a golf travel writer by his peers.

All of his life, Brian has been around the game of golf. As a youngster, Brian competed at all levels in junior and high school golf. Brian had a zero chance for a college golf scholarship, so he worked on the grounds crew at West Bend Country Club to pay for his University of Wisconsin education. In his adult years, his passion for the game collided with his entrepreneurial spirit and in 2004 launched GolfWisconsin.com. In 2007, the idea for a network of local golf directory sites formed and GolfTrips.com was born. Today, the network consists of a site in all 50 states supported by national sites like GolfTrips.com, GolfGuide.com and GolfPackages.com. It is an understatement to say, Brian is passionate about promoting golf and golf travel on a local, regional, national and international level.

On the golf course, Brian is known as a fierce weekend warrior that fluctuates between a 5-9 handicap. With a soft fade, known as "The Weis Slice", and booming 300+ drives, he can blast it out of bounds with the best of them.