Arrive at Palm Beach International Airport and take a short chauffeured transfer to your luxury resort — recommended properties include The Breakers Palm Beach or Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Manalapan. After a seamless private check-in, settle into your room and enjoy a light welcome breakfast on the oceanfront terrace while a resort concierge outlines your two-week tennis and golf schedule.
Spend your first afternoon on a guided resort orientation: tour the tennis complex (expect clay and hard courts, ball machines, and private lesson suites), visit the resort’s pro shop to pick up any gear, and meet your head pro for a complimentary 30-minute court evaluation at the Palm Beach Polo & Tennis Club or the resort’s private courts. If time permits, take a refreshing dip in the pool or walk the nearby Worth Avenue boutiques for a taste of Palm Beach style.
Dine at a signature on-site restaurant — try seafood at The Seafood Bar or Italian at the resort’s fine-dining room — followed by a sunset stroll along Palm Beach’s Atlantic coastline or along Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach. End the evening with a short briefing from your concierge over cocktails about tomorrow’s full-day tennis program, ensuring racquets, lesson times, and transport are all confirmed.
Start the day with a warm-up and private 90-minute lesson with the resort’s head pro on lighted hard and Har-Tru courts—options include The Breakers’ tennis center or the Eau Spa & Tennis complex in Manalapan—focusing on serve mechanics and aggressive baseline patterns tailored to your evaluation from yesterday. After the session, refuel with a healthy seaside breakfast on the terrace, then enjoy a 30-minute video-coaching review in the pro shop to fine-tune technique and strategy.
Return to the courts for a coached drills clinic with other advanced guests, incorporating live-ball point play and situational doubles strategy; reserve a ball machine or a short match-play set to apply the morning’s corrections at Palm Beach Polo & Tennis Club or the resort’s private courts. If you prefer to mix in recovery, book a 45-minute sports massage at the resort spa and stroll Worth Avenue for a light lunch and seasonal shopping.
Wind down with a sunset practice set or social doubles organized by the resort’s tennis director followed by cocktails at a beachfront bar such as The Breakers’ HMF or Eau’s Ocean Bar, where you can swap match highlights with fellow players. End the night with a waterfront dinner—recommendations include seafood at Flagler’s or Santucci’s—with a short chat with your concierge to confirm tomorrow’s championship golf transfer and tee time arrangements.
Wake to a relaxed resort breakfast before a chauffeured transfer to a championship course — options include the PGA National (home of the Champion Course) or the Rees Jones-designed course at The Breakers. Begin with a warm-up on the practice range and a 45-minute private lesson with the club’s head pro focused on driving accuracy and course management, then play the front nine with your pro to apply those adjustments during on-course coaching.
After a light clubhouse lunch — try the PGA National’s Terrace or The Breakers’ Ocean Course grill — continue with a full 18-hole round (or championship back nine if you started earlier) enjoying strategic bunkering, signature greens and scenic water hazards while your caddie offers yardage notes and pin-sheet guidance. If time permits, finish with short-game practice on the putting green and bunker area to lock in the day’s improvements before returning to the resort in late afternoon for downtime by the pool or a restorative spa add-on.
Dressed for a refined evening, dine at a nearby acclaimed restaurant such as Buccan or Craig’s for contemporary American flavors, or opt for a beachfront seafood tasting menu at the resort’s signature restaurant. Cap the night with a relaxed cocktail at the hotel bar and a brief review with your concierge to confirm tomorrow’s transfer to Naples and any gear or tee-time adjustments needed for the next leg of your two-week escape.
After a leisurely resort breakfast and a final check-in with your Palm Beach concierge, board your chauffeured transfer or short regional flight to Naples; flights into RSW (Southwest Florida International) or a private charter to Naples Municipal keep travel smooth. On arrival, be escorted to a luxury Gulf-side resort such as The Ritz-Carlton, Naples or the Naples Grande Beach Resort for a seamless private check-in and a light lunch on a sun-drenched terrace overlooking the beach.
Spend the afternoon touring the resort’s tennis facilities — many Naples properties offer Har-Tru courts, clay options and on-site pros — and book a complimentary 30-45 minute court evaluation to tailor upcoming clinics; if you prefer, enjoy a relaxed practice session or a social doubles match organized by the tennis director. Alternatively, unwind with a beach walk at Naples Pier or a dip in the resort pool, followed by a restorative spa express treatment (30-45 minutes) to loosen muscles after the transfer.
As sunset paints the Gulf, savor fresh Gulf seafood at The Ritz-Carlton’s Dusk or sea-inspired cuisine at The Turtle Club with beachfront views, then head back for an informal meet-and-greet with your new Naples head pro to confirm tomorrow’s clinics and any golf transfers. End the night with a quiet stroll along 5th Avenue South for gelato or cocktails, enjoying the relaxed Naples vibe before tomorrow’s full day of tennis and beach time.
Begin with a sunrise warm-up and a focused 90-minute coached clinic at your resort’s tennis center—choose between the Ritz-Carlton or Naples Grande’s Har-Tru courts—where the head pro leads live-ball drills emphasizing serve-and-volley transitions and doubles positioning based on your earlier evaluation. After the clinic, review quick video clips in the pro shop over a protein-rich breakfast on the terrace to lock in technique before some light recovery stretches or a short walk on the beach.
Shift gears to pure relaxation with a beachside afternoon at Naples Pier or Vanderbilt Beach: lounge under a cabana, swim in the warm Gulf waters, or schedule a one-hour private lesson focused on match-play scenarios if you’re feeling competitive; the resort concierge can arrange paddleboard rentals or a coastal shelling walk for a mellow alternative. Pause mid-afternoon for a casual lunch at The Turtle Club or the resort’s pool grill, then return for a complimentary 30-minute follow-up court session to practice serve placement and return patterns while the sun is still warm.
As twilight falls, enjoy an al fresco seafood dinner on 5th Avenue South—try Sea Salt or The Bay House—for fresh Gulf flavors and a lively local atmosphere, then stroll the charming shops and galleries to unwind. Finish the night with a brief strategy chat with the Naples head pro over cocktails back at the resort to review progress and confirm tomorrow’s golf or tennis schedule, ensuring a smooth transition for the next day’s outing to a renowned Florida course.
Start the day with an early chauffeured transfer to the famed Tiburón Golf Club in Naples (or choose the nearby Raptor Bay/Old Corkscrew option in Bonita Springs) for a warming session on the practice range and a 45-minute private lesson with the club’s head professional focusing on driving accuracy and course management. After your lesson, play the front nine with your pro or a recommended caddie to apply strategic tee-shot placement and approach-shot tactics on signature holes, then regroup for a light clubhouse brunch on the Veranda overlooking the course.
Continue with a full 18-hole round through sculpted fairways and strategic water hazards—whether tackling the Greg Norman-designed Black Course at Tiburón or the classic Pete Dye influences at nearby layouts—while your caddie provides yardage notes and green-reading tips; pause mid-round for a sandwiches-and-electrolyte break to stay energized. If time allows, finish with focused short-game work on the putting green and practice bunkers to lock in the day’s improvements before returning to your Naples resort for a late-afternoon dip or spa recovery treatment.
Dine seaside at The Turtle Club or enjoy elevated Floridian cuisine at the resort’s signature restaurant, savoring fresh Gulf seafood and a glass of local wine as you recap key moments from the day’s round with your caddie or pro. End the evening with a relaxed walk along the beach at sunset or a quiet cocktail on the hotel terrace, and confirm tomorrow’s Scottsdale flight details and any equipment needs with your concierge to keep the two-week flow seamless.
After an early check-out from your Naples resort, board your short regional flight to Phoenix Sky Harbor (or enjoy a private charter into Scottsdale Airport) and take a chauffeured transfer through the Sonoran Desert to your luxury Scottsdale retreat — recommended properties include The Phoenician, Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North, or JW Marriott Camelback Inn. Upon arrival, complete a seamless private check-in and enjoy a light terrace brunch while the concierge introduces the resort’s tennis and golf facilities and schedules your desert tennis sessions for the coming days.
Spend the afternoon touring the resort’s courts and acclimating to the desert conditions with a complimentary 30-45 minute court evaluation on DecoTurf or Har-Tru surfaces, followed by a relaxed 60-minute practice session focusing on footwork and low-bouncing shot adjustments with the head pro at The Phoenician Tennis Center or the resort’s private courts. If you prefer downtime, take a guided resort hike along Camelback Mountain or unwind by the pool with a signature Sonoran prickly pear cocktail before a short equipment check at the pro shop to confirm tomorrow’s lessons and any racquet re-stringing.
As the desert sun sets, enjoy cocktails and small plates at an on-site hotspot such as Mowry & Cotton or the resort’s rooftop lounge, then savor a Southwestern-inspired dinner — try The Phoenician’s J&G Steakhouse or Talavera at Four Seasons for dramatic mountain views and elevated cuisine. Cap the night with a brief meet-and-greet with Scottsdale’s tennis director over after-dinner coffee to finalize your schedule for tomorrow’s desert tennis and pickleball sessions, ensuring a smooth continuation of your two-week luxury sports escape.
Begin with a sunrise court session at The Phoenician Tennis Center—enjoy a 90-minute private lesson focused on desert-specific footwork, lower-bounce ball handling and serve placement while the Sonoran light is soft, followed by a brief video review in the pro shop to cement adjustments. If you prefer variety, swap the private for a mixed-level drills clinic at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn to work live-ball transitions and quick-reaction volleys with local pros.
After a light terrace lunch overlooking the mountains, transition to pickleball at the Scottsdale Pickleball Club for a coached 60-90 minute clinic that covers dinks, third-shot drops and aggressive net play—then test those skills in organized social matches where the resort’s tennis director often places you with balanced partners. Alternatively, book a combined tennis/pickleball cross-training session at Four Seasons Troon North to refine movement patterns and enjoy the resort’s recovery amenities, like an ice bath or compression boots, afterwards.
As the desert sky deepens, sip signature Sonoran cocktails at The Phoenician’s Mowry & Cotton before a Southwestern-inspired dinner at Talavera or J&G Steakhouse with dramatic mountain views to recap the day’s progress with your head pro. Finish with a short twilight stroll around the resort’s lit pathways or a restorative 30-minute spa stretch to prepare for tomorrow’s championship golf day in Scottsdale/Phoenix.
Rise early for a chauffeured transfer to a signature Scottsdale championship — choose between TPC Scottsdale (Stadium Course) or Troon North’s Monument Course — and loosen up with a warm-up on the practice range followed by a 45-minute private lesson with the club’s lead pro focused on driving accuracy and strategic tee placement for desert links. Play the front nine with your pro or an experienced caddie to apply course-management tactics on wind-affected holes and dramatic desert waste areas while taking in the Sonoran Desert vistas.
After a leisurely clubhouse lunch—try the TPC’s 19th Hole or Troon North’s Saguaro Grill—continue with a full 18-hole round, tackling signature holes such as TPC’s famed 16th Stadium green or Monument’s pinnacles and rock outcroppings while your caddie offers yardage, green-reading tips and short-game strategy. If time allows, finish with focused short-game work on the practice green and a cold-compression recovery session at the resort spa to soothe muscles before returning to your Scottsdale hotel.
Return to your resort (The Phoenician, Four Seasons Troon North or JW Marriott Camelback Inn) for a sunset cocktail on the terrace before a steak- or grill-focused dinner—J&G Steakhouse at The Phoenician or Dominick’s at Troon North are excellent choices—where you can recap the day’s best shots with your caddie and fellow golfers. Conclude the night with a quick debrief with your concierge to confirm tomorrow’s La Quinta/Palm Springs transfer and to arrange any club regripping or travel-ready bag care.
After an early check-out and a final Scottsdale coffee on the terrace, board your private charter or short flight to Palm Springs (PSP) and enjoy a chauffeured drive through the dramatic desert and mountain scenery to your Coachella Valley retreat — recommended properties include PGA WEST at La Quinta Resort, The Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage, or La Quinta Resort & Club. Upon arrival, complete a seamless private check-in and ease into the day with a light poolside brunch and a guided tour of the resort’s tennis courts and practice amenities, where the tennis director will schedule your upcoming lessons and any racquet servicing.
Spend the afternoon acclimating to the lower-bounce desert conditions with a complimentary 30-45 minute court evaluation on the resort’s Har-Tru or hard courts followed by a relaxed 60-minute practice session focused on footwork and low-compression ball striking; alternately, tee up a casual nine at the resort’s championship course at PGA WEST to preview tomorrow’s full round. If you prefer downtime, take a scenic tram ride up the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway for panoramic valley views or lounge under a private cabana by the resort pool and enjoy a signature prickly pear refresher.
As the sun sinks behind the Santa Rosa Mountains, savor a relaxed dinner at a local standout — consider farm-to-table flavors at Workshop Kitchen + Bar in downtown Palm Springs or classic California fare at the La Quinta Resort’s Chileno Grill — then return to the resort for a twilight stroll among the resort’s historic citrus groves or a nightcap at the hotel bar. Finish with a brief strategy chat with your coach over cocktails to confirm tomorrow’s tennis-and-spa recovery plan or your tee time at a premier Coachella Valley course, ensuring a smooth next-day transition.
Wake to a gentle poolside brunch at your resort—suggested choices are PGA WEST’s clubhouse terrace or The Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage’s pool deck—followed by a 90-minute private lesson with the resort’s head pro focused on low-bounce desert footwork, serve placement and controlled transition volleys to cement techniques from earlier sessions. Finish the morning with a quick video-review in the pro shop and a racquet check (re-grip or minor string adjustments) so your gear is ready for tomorrow’s golf-focused day.
Shift into recovery mode with a restorative spa sequence at The Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage Spa or the La Quinta Resort & Club spa — book a 60-90 minute sports massage followed by thermal lounge time and an optional eucalyptus steam or hydrotherapy circuit to loosen muscles and aid recovery. If you want light activity, take a short guided stretch or mobility session with the resort’s trainer on the tennis courts or wander the resort’s citrus groves and gardens for fresh air and gentle movement before a quiet poolside aperitif.
As the sun sets over the Santa Rosa Mountains, savor an al fresco dinner at Workshop Kitchen + Bar in Palm Springs or the Chileno Grill at La Quinta Resort, choosing a light, protein-forward menu to support recovery while trading notes with your coach on progress and tomorrow’s tee time. Conclude the night with a low-key twilight walk through the resort grounds or a calming in-room aromatherapy routine arranged by concierge, ensuring rested legs and focused energy for the premier Coachella Valley golf outing tomorrow.
Rise early for a chauffeured transfer to PGA WEST’s Stadium Course or the Pete Dye-designed TPC Stadium at La Quinta, arriving in time for a warm-up on the driving range and a 45-minute private lesson with the club’s lead pro focused on driving accuracy and desert course management. Play the front nine with your pro or an experienced caddie to test tee-shot strategy around sculpted waste areas and dramatic elevation changes, while taking in sweeping views of the Santa Rosa Mountains.
After a leisurely clubhouse lunch on the Veranda—sample the La Quinta Clubhouse’s seasonal salads and grilled fish—continue with a full 18-hole round, attacking signature holes at PGA WEST’s Nicklaus Tournament Course or Dye-designed layouts and using your caddie’s green-reading notes to refine approach shots and short-game tactics. If time allows, finish with focused putting practice on the large practice green or a quick on-site video swing review to lock in the day’s improvements before your return to the resort for recovery.
Back at the resort, relax with a restorative soak or compression-boot session at The La Quinta Resort & Club spa, then savor a sunset dinner at the resort’s Chileno Grill or head into downtown Palm Springs for contemporary cuisine at Workshop Kitchen + Bar. Cap the night with a nightcap on the terrace, trading highlights from the round with your caddie and coach and confirming tomorrow’s transfer back to Florida and any gear needs with your concierge.
Board your private transfer or short flight back to South Florida, arriving into Miami or Fort Lauderdale mid-morning and checking in to a luxury waterfront property such as The Setai Miami Beach, Faena Hotel, or The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale for a seamless arrival. After a light seaside brunch on the terrace, enjoy a complimentary on-court evaluation at the hotel’s tennis center or a nearby club (Crandon Park Tennis or the Fort Lauderdale Tennis Center) to recap technique gains from the past two weeks.
Spend a relaxed afternoon alternating between a restorative spa session—book a signature deep-tissue sports massage or hydrotherapy circuit at the resort spa—and a final tune-up on the courts with a 60-minute private lesson focused on consolidating serve and return patterns learned throughout the trip. If you prefer leisure, take a scenic stroll or short yacht charter from Miami Beach Marina or Fort Lauderdale’s Las Olas Marina to toast your two-week escape from the water, followed by light bites on board or at the resort pool bar.
For your farewell night, reserve a table at an acclaimed waterfront restaurant—try Nobu Miami, Joe's Stone Crab (season permitting) or Burlock Coast at The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale—for a celebratory seafood- and steak-forward dinner paired with local wines. Cap the evening with a sunset walk along Ocean Drive or Las Olas Boulevard, then return to the resort for a final debrief with your concierge and coaches to review highlights, secure any post-trip coaching follow-ups, and arrange departure logistics for tomorrow.
If your schedule allows, squeeze in a gentle farewell session—a 60-minute private lesson or social doubles at Crandon Park Tennis Center (Miami) or the Fort Lauderdale Tennis Center to reinforce your serve-and-return rhythm from the trip. Alternatively, enjoy an early 9-hole tee time at The Breakers’ Oceanside Course or The Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale’s nearby layout, paired with a brief on-course review from your coach to lock in last-minute improvements before check-out.
Return to the resort for a leisurely waterfront brunch—consider The Setai’s oceanfront dining or Burlock Coast at The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale—and use the afternoon to pack, ship any souvenir gear via concierge, and schedule a final spa express treatment (30-45 minutes) such as a deep-tissue mini-massage to ease travel stiffness. If time permits before your flight, take a short yacht cruise from Miami Beach Marina or a riverside stroll along Las Olas Boulevard to soak up one last taste of South Florida sun and scenery.
For later departures, enjoy a relaxed farewell cocktail at the hotel bar—try The Broken Shaker at Freehand Miami or the Ritz-Carlton’s lobby lounge—while your concierge confirms airport transfers and expedited check-in. Finish the night with a smooth chauffeured ride to Miami International or Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, leaving you refreshed and confident that your two-week tennis and golf escape has been expertly wrapped up with personalized coaching follow-ups scheduled as needed.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) — chauffeured transfer to resort | $80-$200 one-way (private sedan) / $250-$500 (luxury SUV or stretch) |
| The Breakers Palm Beach — private check-in & oceanfront welcome breakfast | $0-$60 (breakfast often included with package) / Resort nightly rate: $950-$2,200 |
| Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa — private check-in & welcome breakfast | $0-$60 (breakfast if included) / Resort nightly rate: $750-$1,800 |
| Resort concierge briefing / orientation | Usually complimentary |
| Resort tennis complex tour & pro shop visit | Free tour; pro-shop purchases vary ($20-$300+) |
| Complimentary 30-minute court evaluation (resort or Palm Beach Polo & Tennis Club) | Complimentary (if included) / $40-$90 if charged |
| Pool or Worth Avenue boutique walk | Pool: Free (resort guests) / Boutiques: $20-$1,000+ (shopping discretionary) |
| Resort signature dinner (seafood/Italian) | $80-$220 per person (mid-to-high-end prix fixe or à la carte) |
| 90-minute private tennis lesson with head pro | $150-$350 per person (top resort pros may charge $250-$450) |
| 30-minute video-coaching review | $40-$120 |
| Coached drills clinic / live-ball session | $45-$120 per person (group) / $150-$300 (small private group) |
| 45-minute sports massage at resort spa | $95-$200 |
| Sunset practice set / social doubles | Often complimentary for resort guests / $20-$60 if organized |
| Chauffeured transfer to championship golf course (PGA National or Breakers course) | $60-$180 one-way (private car) / $150-$400 (luxury SUV) |
| 45-minute private golf lesson with head pro | $100-$250 |
| 9 or 18-hole round with pro/caddie | 18-hole green fee: $100-$300 (private club higher) / Caddie fee: $60-$175 + gratuity |
| Clubhouse lunch (PGA National or Breakers grill) | $25-$60 per person |
| Return spa add-on or pool downtime | $0-$200 depending on treatment |
| Chauffeured transfer or short regional flight to Naples (RSW) | Private transfer/car: $250-$600 / Regional flight: $150-$350 per person / Private charter: $2,000-$6,000 |
| The Ritz-Carlton, Naples / Naples Grande Beach Resort — private check-in & lunch | Resort nightly rate: $600-$1,400 / Lunch: $25-$60 |
| 30-45 minute court evaluation (Naples resort) | Complimentary or $40-$90 |
| 90-minute coached clinic at Naples resort | $120-$300 |
| Beach time / cabana rental at Naples Pier or Vanderbilt Beach | Beach access: Free / Cabana rental: $50-$250 |
| Tiburón Golf Club or Raptor Bay/Old Corkscrew transfer | $50-$200 one-way |
| 45-minute private golf lesson (Tiburón or nearby clubs) | $120-$250 |
| 18-hole round with caddie (Naples) | Green fee: $120-$350 / Caddie fee: $60-$175 + gratuity |
| Chauffeured flight or transfer to Scottsdale (Phoenix Sky Harbor) | CommercialConnection: $200-$500 per person / Private charter: $3,000-$8,000 |
| The Phoenician / Four Seasons Troon North / JW Marriott Camelback Inn — check-in & brunch | Resort nightly rate: $500-$1,500 / Brunch: $25-$75 |
| 30-45 minute court evaluation (Scottsdale Desert conditions) | Free or $40-$100 |
| 60-90 minute private tennis lesson focused on desert movement | $120-$300 |
| Guided resort hike (Camelback Mountain) | Guided hike: $0-$75 (resort-led often free; private guide higher) |
| 60-90 minute pickleball clinic at Scottsdale Pickleball Club | $30-$80 per person (group) / $80-$200 private |
| Chauffeured transfer to TPC Scottsdale or Troon North | $50-$150 one-way |
| 45-minute private golf lesson (Scottsdale championship) | $120-$250 |
| 18-hole round (TPC Scottsdale / Troon North) with caddie | Green fee: $150-$400 / Caddie fee: $75-$200 + gratuity |
| Flight/transfer to La Quinta / Palm Springs (PSP) | One-way commercial flight: $150-$350 per person / Private transfer: $400-$1,200 / Private charter: $2,000-$6,000 |
| PGA WEST at La Quinta Resort / The Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage — check-in & poolside brunch | Resort nightly rate: $400-$1,200 / Brunch: $25-$60 |
| 30-45 minute court evaluation & 60-minute practice session (La Quinta) | $80-$220 |
| 60-90 minute spa session (sports massage, thermal lounge) | $120-$300 |
| 45-minute private golf lesson and 18-hole round at PGA WEST or TPC Stadium (La Quinta) | Lesson: $120-$250 / Green fee: $150-$350 / Caddie fee: $75-$200 |
| Return flight to Miami/Fort Lauderdale | Commercial: $250-$600 per person one-way / Private charter: $6,000-$15,000 |
| The Setai Miami Beach / Faena Hotel / The Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale — check-in & brunch | Resort nightly rate: $600-$1,800 / Brunch: $30-$90 |
| Crandon Park Tennis Center or Fort Lauderdale Tennis Center — on-court evaluation / 60-minute lesson | $50-$150 |
| Final restorative spa session (60 minutes) or express (30-45 minutes) | Express: $60-$150 / Full: $120-$300 |
| Yacht charter from Miami Beach Marina or Las Olas Marina (short) | $400-$1,500 (small yacht) / $2,000-$8,000+ (luxury charter) |
| Airport transfer to MIA or FLL (chauffeured) | $60-$200 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | $15,000-$55,000 |