Golf courses in Tucson, AZ.

Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club - Mountain

Tucson, AZ

The Mountain Course at Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club, designed by the acclaimed Tom Fazio and opened in 1987, is a breathtaking testament to desert golf in Tucson, Arizona. Fazio's design philosophy here was to create a course that not only challenges golfers but also immerses them in the dramatic beauty of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The course is famous for its elevation changes and stunning vistas, with the signature 3rd hole being one of the most photographed par-3s west of the Mississippi. This iconic hole plays across a canyon of cacti to a green tucked into rugged rocks, offering panoramic views stretching into Mexico. Another memorable feature is the long, downhill par-5 18th, providing a spectacular finish with elevated tee shots and views of waterfalls and mountains. The Mountain Course demands precision and strategic shot-making, rewarding golfers with an unforgettable experience amidst the pristine Sonoran Desert landscape.

84.1 LooperScore

Omni Tucson National Resort - Sonoran Course

Tucson, AZ

Tom Lehman & Jeff Hardin's 7,148-yard Sonoran Desert layout — Santa Catalina Mountain views at Omni Tucson National.

82.4 LooperScore

Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club (Canyon)

Tucson, AZ

82.0 LooperScore

Starr Pass Golf Club

Tucson, AZ

81.6 LooperScore

El Conquistador Country Club (Conquistador)

Tucson, AZ

68.8 LooperScore

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La Paloma Country Club

Tucson, AZ

Carved into the dramatic foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, La Paloma Country Club offers a quintessential desert golf experience, boasting a 27-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature design that Golf Digest once ranked among Arizona's top ten. This early Nicklaus creation masterfully integrates the rugged natural landscape, presenting a challenging yet visually stunning journey through the Sonoran Desert. Each of the three nines—Canyon, Hill, and Ridge—provides a distinct test, with the Canyon course particularly renowned for its demanding layout, highlighted by the formidable 14th hole. Golfers will encounter immaculate conditions, strategic bunkering, and distinctive bowl greens that demand precision. The course's history includes hosting the PGA Tour's Cologuard Classic, underscoring its championship pedigree. La Paloma delivers a rigorous and rewarding round amidst breathtaking scenery, making it an ideal destination for discerning golfers seeking a challenging desert golf adventure.

Sewailo Golf Club

Tucson, AZ

Sewailo Golf Club is a Notah Begay III design at the Casino Del Sol Resort in Tucson, Arizona, owned and operated by the Pascua Yaqui Tribe. The 7,109-yard, par-72 layout is named for the Yaqui word for 'flower world' and winds through the Sonoran Desert with dramatic views of the Tucson Mountains and Saguaro National Park. Golf Digest named Sewailo one of the Best New Courses in America upon opening, and it is consistently ranked among the top public courses in Southern Arizona. The course features dramatic elevation changes and native desert landscaping that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment.

Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs

Tucson, AZ

Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs is a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design in Tucson, Arizona, consistently ranked among the top public courses in Southern Arizona. The 6,801-yard, par-72 layout winds through the Sonoran Desert with dramatic views of the Santa Catalina Mountains and Sabino Canyon. Golf Advisor Golfers' Choice Award winner, Raven at Sabino Springs features Jones's signature risk-reward design philosophy with strategic bunkering and well-maintained Bermuda fairways and greens.

Omni Tucson National Resort - Catalina Course

Tucson, AZ

The Catalina Course at Omni Tucson National Resort is a traditional parkland layout with gentle contours and has been host to more than 30 PGA Tour Events. It features eight sparkling lakes and 80 bunkers.

Arizona National

Tucson, AZ

The Views Golf Club

Tucson, AZ

Crooked Tree Golf Course

Tucson, AZ

Quarry Pines Golf Club

Tucson, AZ

Quarry Pines Golf Club in Tucson, AZ, while the architect is unknown, offers a distinctive desert golf experience that opened in 1997. This 18-hole, par-71 course is carved from a former rock quarry, providing a unique and dramatic setting. The design incorporates the natural contours and features of the quarry, creating a challenging layout with elevation changes and strategic shot placements. The course is known for its rugged beauty, with exposed rock formations and desert vegetation framing many of the holes. While specific signature holes are not widely publicized, the overall character of playing through a reclaimed quarry makes every hole memorable. The terrain presents a good test of accuracy and course management, requiring golfers to navigate around natural hazards and utilize thoughtful approaches. Quarry Pines offers a raw, authentic desert golf experience that stands apart from more manicured courses, making it a worthwhile play for those seeking a unique challenge and a connection to the Arizona landscape.

Dell Urich Golf Course

Tucson, AZ

Randolph North Golf Course

Tucson, AZ

Randolph North Golf Course is a historic municipal course in Tucson, Arizona, one of the oldest public courses in the Southwest. The 6,902-yard, par-72 layout is a City of Tucson facility that has hosted the LPGA Tour's Tucson Open for many years. Randolph North is one of the most affordable and accessible public golf options in Tucson, offering well-maintained conditions and a classic parkland layout in the heart of the city.