Kierland Golf Club - Phoenix Golf
The Kierland Golf Club and Resort offers a multitude of civilized charms-from exceptional dining, entertainment, and a spa that honors the healing cultures of old Arizona, to 27 holes of golf at the Kierland Golf Club.

Kierland Golf Club and the Westin Resort and Spa - Phoenix Golf

Kierland Golf Club and the Westin Kierland Golf Resort and Spa - Phoenix Golf

Perhaps no other destination offers such diversity in landscape, culture and recreation. Here, you can go downhill skiing, then hike through an ancient petrified forest. Relax in the solitude of the desert, golf in Phoenix or take in the excitement of one of the fastest growing cities in the country.

This colorful tapestry of contrasts is the essence of Phoenix Arizona. And only one resort features this prominent theme throughout: The Westin Kierland Golf Resort & Spa.

In harmony with its surroundings, the golf resort's picturesque silhouette is inspired by the nearby Phoenix Mountain Reserve, which includes the McDowell Mountains and famous Pinnacle Peak. The color gradations of its facades are reminiscent of the stratified layers of the Grand Canyon, the most visited attraction in the state.

Kierland Golf Club and the Westin Kierland Resort and Spa

Rest assured that your group is in good hands at The Kierland Golf Club and Westin Resort Resort & Spa, the only Westin property in the Phoenix/Scottsdale region. Please visit Facts at a Glance for more information on The Westin Kierland Golf Resort & Spa.

Kierland Golf Club and the Westin Kierland Resort and Spa

Phoenix Arizona is a surprise to the senses.
And your very soul. The desert offers solitude as well as the excitement of a vibrant city. It is an ancient land, yet it is alive with the spirit of youth. This colorful tapestry of contrasts­the essence of Arizona­is featured prominently throughout The Westin Kierland Golf Resort & Spa. Inspired by the surrounding Phoenix Mountain Reserve, the resort's exterior is composed of graduated colors reminiscent of canyon rock. The lobby is a graceful transition of primary terrains, desert and mountain, with a cascading waterfall and tranquil pools that offer a cooling welcome. Decorated in rich earth tones, each guest room provides an oasis of comfort, with an oversized leather lounge chair, and Westin's signature Heavenly Bed and Heavenly Bath.

Kierland Golf Club and the Westin Resort & Spa

Recognizing that Arizona is virtually synonymous with the outdoors, the resort's walkways move from indoors to outdoors fluidly, taking full advantage of the desert's predominantly temperate climate. Strategically scattered throughout the resort grounds, multiple courtyards provide ideal gathering spots for impromptu meetings and informal breakout sessions. The different courtyard designs feature the varied desert landscape of modern-day Phoenix, alongside "art of the ancients" such as petroglyphs, pictography and geoglyphs recreated by contemporary Arizona artists. The 27,000-square-foot Marshall's Outpost Lawn and the 4,000 -square-foot Pavilion offer an array of opportunities for Arizona-themed events, such as cowboy cookouts or authentic Western barbecues. In addition, a 42,000- square-foot lawn and two tennis courts are sized to hold function tents for groups needing extensive indoor/outdoor facilities.

 

They don't call Palm Springs the "golf course capital of the world" for nothing. Not only are there more than 100 Palm Springs golf courses in the valley area, but they are also among the world's most beautiful. In fact, if you watch golf tournaments on television, you've already seen many of them. They star in the highly-rated network golf special. Tennis is the sport that originally built Palm Springs golf. Movie stars Charlie Farrell and Ralph Bellamy began their famed golf Racquet Club in Palm Springs to attract their Hollywood golf friends. Be warned, however, the gorgeous mountains in the background may play havoc with your concentration.