All of the best courses and clubs to play in Arizona.
For many PGA TOUR Champions, playing in Tucson is a sort of homecoming of good friends. Professional golf in Tucson has a rich tradition and an impressive record of former champions that goes back to the 1940s. The camaraderie among such skilled players adds to the entertaining and engaging atmosphere of Champions golf events in Tucson.
Nearly three and a half centuries after golf began, Tucson officially got into the game when the Randolph North golf course opened for play in 1929. Since that time, Tucson has become a desert golf mecca offering variety, views and value at more than 40 courses, making it a perfect place to host professionals.
The Tonto Verde golf community offers golf course living at its finest. With two distinct and challenging 18-hole championship golf courses designed by Gary Panks and David Graham, our Arizona golf community near Scottsdale, Arizona is a desert gem with national recognition for its charm and playability.
At Omni Tucson National Resort, you don’t have to choose between business and pleasure. We offer two championship golf courses on more than 260 acres along the Santa Catalina mountains. Host of countless PGA Tour and NCAA events, our course is located in Southern Arizona and is a premier golf destination. Our 18th hole is said to be one of the most challenging in the area and each desert inspired course is uniquely laid out where players can choose their approach in multiple ways. This keeps the course challenging at every round.
If a person spent a day with outside service scrubbing clubs, they’d hear golfers rave about the exceptional golf course conditions and designs of Saguaro and Cholla at We-Ko-Pa Golf Club. Rightfully so, both are highly regarded for exactly those reasons. They’d also hear about the incredible mountain views. The place is surrounded. And Four Peaks, by far, is the biggest kid on the block.
