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Golf courses in Tucson

Golf courses in Tucson, Arizona: 11 courses with full details on this site, and 13 more listed by name below, in Pima County and Pinal County. Of the 11, 7 are 18 holes or more and 4 are nine holes. One course publishes a green fee, from $31.

The most complete records in Tucson are JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa, Pusch Ridge Golf Course and Forty Niner Golf and Country Club. Of all 11, 5 list a driving range, 5 list lessons and 10 list a restaurant on their own websites, and 4 name their designers, including Arnold Palmer Palmer and David Fracker.

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Most complete
JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa
9 holes · 6,900 yds · Arnold Palmer Palmer
Green fee: per their website
Driving range · Putting green · Restaurant · Lessons

Compare golf courses in TucsonEvery course side by side, from its own website

All 11 golf courses in Tucson with full details
CourseHolesParYardsTeesGreen feeOpenedLists
JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa9-6,900---driving range, putting green, restaurant, lessons, events, membership
Pusch Ridge Golf Course9---from $31-driving range, putting green, pro shop, restaurant, lessons, events, membership
Forty Niner Golf and Country Club18-----driving range, putting green, pro shop, restaurant, lessons, events, membership
Skyline Country Club1871---1963driving range, pro shop, lessons, events, membership
Quarry Pines Golf Club18-6,500---pro shop, restaurant, lessons, events, membership
Randolph (North) Course9-6,900--1925driving range, putting green, restaurant, events, membership
Arizona National Golf Club18-----pro shop, restaurant, events, membership
Dorado Golf Course1862----pro shop, restaurant, membership
Voyager RV Resort and Golf Course9-----putting green, pro shop, restaurant, events, membership
La Paloma Golf Club27-----pro shop, restaurant, events, membership
SaddleBrooke One27----1987pro shop, restaurant, membership

All courses in Tucson

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Pusch Ridge Golf Course
9 holes
Green fees from $31 (per their website)
Driving range · Putting green · Pro shop · Restaurant
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Forty Niner Golf and Country Club
18 holes
Green fee: per their website
Driving range · Putting green · Pro shop · Restaurant
A golf green and flag below dry desert hills (stock photo)
Skyline Country Club
18 holes · Par 71 · David Fracker
Green fee: per their website
Driving range · Pro shop · Lessons · Events
A golf course from above with bunkers and trees (stock photo)
Quarry Pines Golf Club
18 holes · 6,500 yds
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Restaurant · Lessons · Events
A green fairway running toward desert mountains (stock photo)
Randolph (North) Course
9 holes · 6,900 yds
Green fee: per their website
Driving range · Putting green · Restaurant · Events
A sunlit desert golf course with palm trees and mountains behind (stock photo)
Arizona National Golf Club
18 holes · Robert Trent Jones
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Restaurant · Events · Membership
A green fairway running toward desert mountains (stock photo)
Dorado Golf Course
18 holes · Par 62 · Ted Robinson
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Restaurant · Membership
A rolling golf course with a clubhouse in the distance (stock photo)
Voyager RV Resort and Golf Course
9 holes
Green fee: per their website
Putting green · Pro shop · Restaurant · Events
A green fairway running toward desert mountains (stock photo)
La Paloma Golf Club
27 holes
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Restaurant · Events · Membership
Palm trees and mountains on a desert golf course at golden hour (stock photo)
SaddleBrooke One
27 holes
Green fee: per their website
Pro shop · Restaurant · Membership

Also in TucsonListed, details not yet confirmed

Crooked Tree Golf Course · Dell Urich Course · El Rio Golf Course · Fred Enke Golf Course · General William Blanchard Golf Course · Mountain View Golf Club · Omni Tucson National Golf Resort · Quail Canyon Golf Course · Rolling Hills Golf Course · Silverbell Golf Course · The Preserve Golf Course (Saddlebrooke Two) · Tucson Country Club · Tucson Estates Golf Course

Golf courses in Tucson, course by course

JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa: 9 holes across 6,900 yards, a Arnold Palmer Palmer design, with weddings.

Pusch Ridge Golf Course: 9 holes, green fees from $31, with rental clubs and junior golf.

Forty Niner Golf and Country Club: 18 holes, with weddings and a short game area.

Skyline Country Club (since 1963): 18 holes at par 71, a David Fracker design, with junior golf and weddings.

Quarry Pines Golf Club: 18 holes across 6,500 yards, with online tee times.

Randolph (North) Course (since 1925): 9 holes across 6,900 yards, with rental clubs and junior golf.

Arizona National Golf Club: 18 holes, a Robert Trent Jones design, with a simulator and rental clubs.

Dorado Golf Course: 18 holes at par 62, a Ted Robinson design, with online tee times.

Voyager RV Resort and Golf Course: 9 holes.

La Paloma Golf Club: 27 holes.

SaddleBrooke One (since 1987): 27 holes, with rental clubs.

By their own websites, the oldest course here is Randolph (North) Course (1925) and the newest is SaddleBrooke One (1987). In Tucson, 6 courses host weddings; 3 courses run a junior program; 4 courses take tee times online; 4 courses rent clubs. Grass named on their sites: Bermuda at Forty Niner Golf and Country Club, MiniVerde at La Paloma Golf Club and Bermuda at La Paloma Golf Club.

Closest other city pages from Tucson: golf courses in Oro Valley (9 miles), golf courses in Green Valley (31 miles) and golf courses in Gold Canyon (81 miles).

13 more Tucson courses are on the map without enough published detail for a page. If you run one, claim it and the facts go up.