Updated: July 17, 2026
Short answer
Yes. Grant Motor Group rents its full exotic car fleet for the WM Phoenix Open weekend, and we deliver anywhere in Scottsdale, including your resort; a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking. The 2027 event runs February 6 to 14, with competition rounds Thursday the 11th through Sunday the 14th. Book early, because February is Scottsdale's peak season.
Yes, you can rent an exotic car from Grant Motor Group for the WM Phoenix Open weekend, and the whole fleet is on the table. The 2027 tournament runs February 6 to 14, with the four competition rounds Thursday the 11th through Sunday the 14th at TPC Scottsdale. We deliver anywhere in Scottsdale (a delivery fee applies and is confirmed at booking), so a car can meet you at your resort. The one catch is timing. February is Scottsdale's peak season, so the earlier you lock a date, the better your odds of getting the exact car you want.
Yes, and the best move is to reserve well before the event, not the week of. The WM Phoenix Open draws more than 500,000 spectators across the week, which is part of why it is often called the best-attended event on the PGA Tour. That crowd lands in Scottsdale during February, which is already peak season for warm-weather visitors. Exotic cars are a limited pool. When demand spikes like this, the popular cars go first.
Here are the 2027 dates to plan around, straight from the tournament's official schedule:
Most renters want the car for the Friday-through-Sunday stretch, though a multi-day booking across the full week is easy to set up and usually earns a multi-day discount. We also beat lower prices: find the same car elsewhere for less and we'll beat it, so a fair rate does not depend on booking last minute. If you are weighing how early to commit, our guide on how far in advance to book an exotic car rental walks through the timing in more detail. For a marquee weekend like this one, treat several weeks out as the floor, not the target.
The right car depends on your plan for the weekend, so here is the full fleet with daily rates. Rates can change, so confirm current pricing when you book.
| Car | Daily rate | Why it fits the weekend |
|---|---|---|
| BMW M2 Competition | $399 | Compact and easy to place in tight Old Town spots. Its 405-hp twin-turbo inline-six shares the S55 engine family with the M3 and M4. |
| Corvette Z06 (2025) | $449 | Its 5.5L LT6 makes 670 hp, the most powerful naturally aspirated V8 ever put in a production car, and revs to an 8,600 rpm redline. |
| Porsche 911 GT3 | $799 | A 3.8L flat-six spinning to 9,000 rpm. Serious, but civil enough for a resort run. |
| McLaren 600LT | $999 | A track-focused "Longtail" with top-exit exhausts that vent just behind your shoulders. It hits 60 mph in 2.9 seconds. |
| Lamborghini Urus S | $1,199 | A 657-hp super-SUV with all-wheel drive and real back-seat room. Good for a group heading to the course together. |
| Ferrari 458 Italia Liberty Walk | $1,499 | The last naturally aspirated V8 Ferrari, wrapped in a riveted Liberty Walk widebody. This is the car people photograph. |
If your weekend is about rolling up to a resort or a watch party in something people notice, the Ferrari 458 Liberty Walk or the McLaren 600LT do that work. If you are shuttling a small group and want space plus all-wheel-drive stability, the Lamborghini Urus S is the practical pick. Its name comes from the aurochs, a wild ox, and it quickly became Lamborghini's best-selling model. For a driver who wants a pure sports car without a supercar price, the Corvette Z06 delivers race-bred engineering for $449 a day. Not sure where to start, see our take on the best exotic car to rent for a first-timer.
We deliver anywhere in Scottsdale, which is the easiest way to handle a Phoenix Open weekend. That covers hotels, resorts, private residences, event venues, and Scottsdale Airport (SDL). Scottsdale hosts more than 11 million visitors a year, and during tournament week its resort corridor fills up fast, so having the car brought to you skips a trip across town.
Delivery from Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) works differently. Sky Harbor puts every rental brand in one off-terminal Rental Car Center, reached only by the PHX Sky Train, and delivery there or anywhere outside Scottsdale is confirmed at booking along with the fee. If you are flying in, tell us your airport when you reserve so we can sort the logistics and any fee up front.
Every handoff is white-glove. That means the paperwork and a check of your license and insurance before you drive. The car's condition is checked at handoff and again at return. Our full delivery to your hotel or the airport page covers how the handoff runs start to finish.
Once the car is with you, plan your driving around the crowd, because tournament week reshapes the roads near TPC Scottsdale. The event runs free parking lots with complimentary shuttles, and Experience Scottsdale points renters to the rideshare drop at Lot R to skip some of the traffic. Note that shuttles carry their heaviest load early in the morning, so leaving mid-morning or later trims the wait. The busiest single day is Saturday, when the third round packs the course. The par-3 16th hole, nicknamed "The Coliseum," is the only fully enclosed hole on the PGA Tour, ringed by a temporary grandstand that seats more than 20,000.
For getting to the actual grounds on a peak day, a shuttle or rideshare is usually smarter than parking a six-figure exotic in a packed event lot. Save the car for the parts of the weekend where it shines, like a dinner reservation in Old Town, a resort arrival, or a morning drive before the crowds build.
Keep the driving sane once you are out. Arizona treats speed seriously. Exceeding a posted limit by more than 20 mph is criminal excessive speeding under A.R.S. 28-701.02, a class 3 misdemeanor, not a simple ticket. In a rental, you are the driver of record, so a photo-enforcement citation gets forwarded to you, and the points land on your own license. A wide-open supercar and a city full of tournament traffic do not mix, so keep the fast stuff for an open highway on a quiet morning.
You need three things to reserve an exotic for the weekend: age, a license with a clean record, and your own insurance. The minimum age is 25, or 21 with prior Grant Motor Group approval. You must hold a valid license and a clean driving record with no major violations; a DUI, reckless driving, or a recent suspension is usually disqualifying. Confirm your situation when you book. International visitors bring a valid driver's license from their home country, plus an International Driving Permit if that license is not in English.
You also need full-coverage auto insurance, active and in your own name, with liability high enough to cover an exotic. We confirm the exact figure at booking, and this coverage cannot be added at pickup, so sort it before your trip. Standard personal policies sometimes cap high-value vehicles or exclude them, so it is worth a quick call to your insurer. Our detailed page on what insurance you need to rent an exotic car covers the gaps to watch for.
Finally, a security hold is required before pickup. A credit card is the best way to carry the hold; a debit hold ties up your own cash. Confirm card options when you book. It is a refundable authorization, meaning funds are reserved but not charged, and the amount varies by car. It is released after a clean return inspection. Because holds vary by vehicle, we confirm your car's exact figure when you book rather than posting a single number.
Yes is the short answer, and the smart play is to reserve now rather than during the rush. Pick your dates from the 2027 schedule, choose the car that matches your weekend, and let us bring it to your Scottsdale resort. To hold a car for the WM Phoenix Open, call or text (623) 400-3031, or send a DM to @grantmotorgroup on Instagram, and we will confirm the rate and your delivery details.
Call or text (623) 400-3031 or send a DM to @grantmotorgroup on Instagram. We deliver anywhere in Scottsdale.
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