Competitive golf for Phoenix metro players since 2005. Weekly stroke play events, an optional 2-man season-long match play, a season-long points race, major championships, and Troon priority events — all under USGA handicap rules.
Since 2005, the AZ Summer Tour has brought together Phoenix metro golfers for competitive, organized amateur golf. We run a full season of weekly events — from stroke play to match play to Ryder Cup team formats — all governed by USGA handicap rules so every player competes on a level field. Every event features live gameday scoring powered by the Unknown Golf app, so players and fans can follow the action in real time.
Our season is strategically built around the NFL calendar — we tee off the Sunday after the Super Bowl and play every Sunday through the summer, wrapping up right as the NFL regular season kicks off. No conflicts, no excuses.
Whether you're a scratch player chasing the Desert Cup or a 15-handicapper looking for a competitive weekend game, there's a spot for you on the Summer Tour.
Competitive but welcoming — we attract players who love the game and want more than a casual round.
All skill levels welcome. Our USGA handicap system keeps competition fair across the field.
We play at the best courses across the greater Phoenix and Scottsdale area.
Serious competition without the stuffiness. Great golf, great people, great games.
A full season of events from late winter through summer, with a championship finale.
There's no annual membership fee to join the Summer Tour — but we do require a one-time player registration to join the league, plus a weekly sign-up for each event to make sure you have a tee time.
One-time or annual requirements — not paid to the Summer Tour.
What you pay each Sunday you play.
A typical Sunday with green fees, entry, points fund, service fee, skins, and CTPs runs roughly $60–$100 depending on the course — and you're competing for payouts every single week.
Every Summer Tour event is scored live using the Unknown Golf app. Follow your group's scorecard, track the leaderboard, and watch the standings update in real time — right from your phone on the course.