THE GOLF CLUB AT VISTOSO 955 W. VISTOSO HIGHLANDS DRIVE TUCSON, AZ 85737 520-797-9900 VISTOSO GOLF
The Golf Club at Vistoso has been ranked as the top public course in Tucson by GOlf DIgest. As is his custom, Designer Tom Weiskopf used the natural terrain, without upsetting the flow of the land, and routed the course in harmony with its surroundings. Golfers are not asked to drive over endless desert wastes, but can be lulled by the generous fairways that demand accuracy and iron selecion for every approach the patio of the Golf Club at Vistoso offers a perfect perch to watch the late afternoon glow on the nearby mountains and enjoy the terrif clubhouse cuisine. http://www.vistosogolf.com
HERITAGE HIGHLANDS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 4949 W. HERITAGE CLUB ROAD MARANA, AZ 85653 520-579-7000 HERITAGE HIGHLANDS
Designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills, the 6,900-yard layout combines traditional playability with spectacular desert scenery and vistas. Heritage Highlands is very generous off most of the tees, with wide fairways offering a stark contrast to the rugged surrounding high desert just off the lush green grass. The cozy Highlands Grill welcomes golfers and diners alike with a variety of continental cuisine enjoyed indoors or outside on the patio, where the sunset hues and sparkling city lights provide a complimentary light show. http://www.heritagehighlands.com
HILTON EL CONQUISTADOR RESORT & COUNTRY CLUB 10000 N. ORACLE RD TUCSON, AZ 85737 520-544-1800 EL CONQUISTADOR
The Hilton El Conquistador Resort & Country Club is a Mobil Four-Star and AAA Four-Diamond, full destination golf resort nested in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains. With 45 holes of spectacular golf, it is the largest golf resort in Southern Arizona. All the golf if fun and challenging to play, especially now that the extensive refurbishment's by original architect Greg Nash are finished and in place. The resort itself features 428 guestrooms and suites. Each room offerfs wonderful views of the surrounding mountains and desert vistas. Since all golfers must sustain themselves to play as much golf as possible, the resort features five outstanding restaurants that provide a lot of variety over the course of a visit. http://www.hiltonelconquistador.com
DEL LAGO GOLF CLUB 14155 E. RANCHO DEL LAGO VAIL, AZ 85641 520-647-1100 DEL LAGO GOLF CLUB
Del Lago Golf Club is Tucson's newest and brightest star. A little different from many desert courses, del Lago plays like more of a combination of links and desert golf, featuring wide sweeping fairways that drift off into the surrounding valleys and arroyos, leading you to oversized greens that often require a traditional bump and run shot. The golf course will require every club in the golfer's bag and a good supply of nerves on slick, undulating greens. http://www.dellagogolf.com/
FORTY NINER COUNTRY CLUB 12000 E. TANQUE VERDE RD TUCSON, AZ 85749 520-749-4212 49er's GOLF CLUB
Spread along the wooded riverbed at the eastern edge of Tucson, the Forty Niner Country Club has changed little since it opened in 1961. Though not as demanding or long as some of the more modern courses in the area, the tree lined fairways and tightly guarded doglegs pose the same challenges they did more than 35 years ago when the club hosted the PGA Tour Tucson Open. The course is the work of William Francis Bell, one of the more prominent architects of his day. The Forty Niner Club is a privat club with a lot of different memebership programs available for those who wish to return frequently. http://www.irigolfgroup.com
THE LINKS AT CONTINENTAL RANCH 8480 N. CONTINENTAL LINKS DRIVE TUCSON, AZ 85743 520-744-7443 LINKS AT CONTINENTAL RANCH
A wee bit o' Scotland in the middle of the Arizona desert. The Links at Continental Ranch was not so much builf, as it was discovered by golf course architect, Brian Huntley. What was once a flat peice of Arizona's desert has been carved by years of wind, rain, and intense sun into a links-style golf course reminiscent of the Old Course in Scotland. At the Links at Continental Ranch, you'll find a high-quality, challenging golf course experience at an affordable rate. At 6,854 yards and a 71.8 rating/122 slope it is the best deal by the yard available. http://www.linksatcrgolf.com
STARR PASS GOLF CLUB 3645 W. STARR PASS BLVD TUCSON, AZ 85745 520-670-0400 STARR PASS
Designed by Robert Cupp and Craig Stadler with PGA Tour action in mind, Starr Pass Golf Club is a commanding desert-style layout whose subtle strategies are easier to understand once you've played it a time or two and whose beauty invites you to return time and again. Once the home of the PGA Tour in Tucson, Starr Pass now plays host to many local tournaments and events. The views of the 18th green below the clubhouse, framed by the expanse of the Tucson valley and surrounding mountains, offer a stunning backdropduring lunch for your foursome or a full tournament field. Set back into the mountains and surrounding Sonoran Desert, Starr Pass offers a truly unique desert golf experience on one of the finest maintained golf courses in Southern Arizona. http://www.starrpasstucson.com
OMNI TUCSON NATIONAL GOLF RESORT & SPA 2727 W. CLUB DRIVE TUCSON, AZ 85742 520-575-7540 TUCSON NATIONAL
At the Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa, golfers can take great comfort in the fact that they are walking in the steps of the PGA Tour's Tucson Open since 1976. In fact, the pros rank the 18th hole as one of the most challenging finishing holes on the tour. The resort itself boasts 167 luxury accommodations including deluxe rooms, suites, casitas and haciendas, some with fireplaces, spacious living areas, fully equipped kitchens and all offering a balcony or patio with spectacular views of the mountains, fairways and pools. Fine dining and good service are just as you would expect at this recipient of a AAA Four-Diamond and Mobile Travel Guide Four Star rating...the best available anywhere. http://www.omnihotels.com
TUCSON CITY GOLF MAIN TEE TIME NUMBER 520-791-4336 TUCSON CITY GOLF COURSES
RANDOLPH NORTH AND DELL URICH 600 SOUTH ALVERNON WAY TUCSON, AZ 85716 520-791-5853
FRED ENKE DESERT GOLF COURSE 8251 E. IRVINGTON RD TUCSON, AZ 85730 520-791-5235
SILVERBELL GOLF COURSE 3600 N. SILVERBELL RD. TUCSON, AZ 85745 520-791-5235
EL RIO-TRINI ALVAREZ GOLF COURSE 1400 W. SPEEDWAY TUCSON, AZ 85745 520-791-4229
The Tucson City Collection consists of Five Municipal Golf Courses. The city system is highlighted by Randolph Golf Course, former home of the Tucson Open and current venue of the Welch's/Circle K LPGA Championship. All the City courses offer a unique experience, are conveniently located and very affordable. walking is optional at each city course and is in fat favored by many regulars.
ARIZONA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB SABINO SPRINGS 9777 E. SABINO GREENS DR. TUCSON, AZ 85749 520-749-3636 ARIZONA NATIONAL GOLF COURSE
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. the Raven embodies all the good qualities of desert golf and then some: carries over arroyos dense with vegetaion, natural water features (the spring-fed pond at the 12th provided water for the Hohokam people a thousand years ago), rolling terrain, and dramatic, elevated tees. Native flowering plants dress up many of the tee boxes. http://www.arizonanationalgolfclub.com
GALLERY GOLF CLUB 14000 NORTH DOVE MOUNTAIN BLVD MARANA, AZ 85653
The Gallery Golf Club draws raves from both touring professionals and higher handicap players alike for its payability. And yet, most often it's not the score on the card but the value of the experience that matters most. A course that is always immaculately kept. High Sonoran views that distract in every direction. An award winning Clubhouse to satisfy your every need and whim. What's more-the community in and around the Gallery at Dove Mountain offers the same unequalled expansive views, openness and privacy.
The desert tapestry woven by Mother Nature, encompassing nearly 1,400 acres in Oro Valley just north of Tucson was exquisitely transformed by noted golf course architect Jay Morrish into one of the country's most captivating landscapes: The Stone Canyon CLub. What is clearly visible to all who tee it up at Stone Canyon is the breathtaking beauty that adorns every golf hole. Tucked beautifully between the Catalina and Tortolita Mountains, with massive boulder outcroppings and lush fairways and greens, The Stone Canyon CLub reveals a majestic ambiance, a desert oasis. Play 7,230 yards from the back tees, Stone Canyon is challenging, yet very playable for golfers of any handicap.
The Golf Club at Vistoso has been ranked as the top public course in Tucson by GOlf DIgest. As is his custom, Designer Tom Weiskopf used the natural terrain, without upsetting the flow of the land, and routed the course in harmony with its surroundings. Golfers are not asked to drive over endless desert wastes, but can be lulled by the generous fairways that demand accuracy and iron selecion for every approach the patio of the Golf Club at Vistoso offers a perfect perch to watch the late afternoon glow on the nearby mountains and enjoy the terrif clubhouse cuisine. 
Designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills, the 6,900-yard layout combines traditional playability with spectacular desert scenery and vistas. Heritage Highlands is very generous off most of the tees, with wide fairways offering a stark contrast to the rugged surrounding high desert just off the lush green grass. The cozy Highlands Grill welcomes golfers and diners alike with a variety of continental cuisine enjoyed indoors or outside on the patio, where the sunset hues and sparkling city lights provide a complimentary light show. 
The Hilton El Conquistador Resort & Country Club is a Mobil Four-Star and AAA Four-Diamond, full destination golf resort nested in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains. With 45 holes of spectacular golf, it is the largest golf resort in Southern Arizona. All the golf if fun and challenging to play, especially now that the extensive refurbishment's by original architect Greg Nash are finished and in place. The resort itself features 428 guestrooms and suites. Each room offerfs wonderful views of the surrounding mountains and desert vistas. Since all golfers must sustain themselves to play as much golf as possible, the resort features five outstanding restaurants that provide a lot of variety over the course of a visit. 
Del Lago Golf Club is Tucson's newest and brightest star. A little different from many desert courses, del Lago plays like more of a combination of links and desert golf, featuring wide sweeping fairways that drift off into the surrounding valleys and arroyos, leading you to oversized greens that often require a traditional bump and run shot. The golf course will require every club in the golfer's bag and a good supply of nerves on slick, undulating greens. 
A wee bit o' Scotland in the middle of the Arizona desert. The Links at Continental Ranch was not so much builf, as it was discovered by golf course architect, Brian Huntley. What was once a flat peice of Arizona's desert has been carved by years of wind, rain, and intense sun into a links-style golf course reminiscent of the Old Course in Scotland. At the Links at Continental Ranch, you'll find a high-quality, challenging golf course experience at an affordable rate. At 6,854 yards and a 71.8 rating/122 slope it is the best deal by the yard available. 
Designed by Robert Cupp and Craig Stadler with PGA Tour action in mind, Starr Pass Golf Club is a commanding desert-style layout whose subtle strategies are easier to understand once you've played it a time or two and whose beauty invites you to return time and again. Once the home of the PGA Tour in Tucson, Starr Pass now plays host to many local tournaments and events. The views of the 18th green below the clubhouse, framed by the expanse of the Tucson valley and surrounding mountains, offer a stunning backdropduring lunch for your foursome or a full tournament field. Set back into the mountains and surrounding Sonoran Desert, Starr Pass offers a truly unique desert golf experience on one of the finest maintained golf courses in Southern Arizona. 
At the Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa, golfers can take great comfort in the fact that they are walking in the steps of the PGA Tour's Tucson Open since 1976. In fact, the pros rank the 18th hole as one of the most challenging finishing holes on the tour. The resort itself boasts 167 luxury accommodations including deluxe rooms, suites, casitas and haciendas, some with fireplaces, spacious living areas, fully equipped kitchens and all offering a balcony or patio with spectacular views of the mountains, fairways and pools. Fine dining and good service are just as you would expect at this recipient of a AAA Four-Diamond and Mobile Travel Guide Four Star rating...the best available anywhere. 
The Tucson City Collection consists of Five Municipal Golf Courses. The city system is highlighted by Randolph Golf Course, former home of the Tucson Open and current venue of the Welch's/Circle K LPGA Championship. All the City courses offer a unique experience, are conveniently located and very affordable. walking is optional at each city course and is in fat favored by many regulars.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. the Raven embodies all the good qualities of desert golf and then some: carries over arroyos dense with vegetaion, natural water features (the spring-fed pond at the 12th provided water for the Hohokam people a thousand years ago), rolling terrain, and dramatic, elevated tees. Native flowering plants dress up many of the tee boxes. 
The Gallery Golf Club draws raves from both touring professionals and higher handicap players alike for its payability. And yet, most often it's not the score on the card but the value of the experience that matters most. A course that is always immaculately kept. High Sonoran views that distract in every direction. An award winning Clubhouse to satisfy your every need and whim. What's more-the community in and around the Gallery at Dove Mountain offers the same unequalled expansive views, openness and privacy.
The desert tapestry woven by Mother Nature, encompassing nearly 1,400 acres in Oro Valley just north of Tucson was exquisitely transformed by noted golf course architect Jay Morrish into one of the country's most captivating landscapes: The Stone Canyon CLub. What is clearly visible to all who tee it up at Stone Canyon is the breathtaking beauty that adorns every golf hole.