Arthur Pack Desert Golf Club 9101 North Thornydale Road, Tucson AZ 85742; Tel. 520.744.3322 A public Tucson golf course popular with locals and Tucson visitors looking to save some greenbacks on Tucson greens.
	Canoa Hills Golf Course 1401 W. Camino Urbano, Green Valley AZ; Tel. 520.648.1880 With Bermuda tees and large greens, the Canoa Hills Golf Course is a popular public Tucson golf course with a reputation for being a tight course that demands golfing precision.
	El Conquistador Country Club-Resort and Sunrise Course 10555 North La Canada, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.544.1770 A well-manicured private Tucson golf course running alongside the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains and overlooking Oro Valley. The Country Club also features tennis courts, a stable and other outdoor activities for the whole family in Tucson.
	El Rio Golf Course 1400 W. Speedway, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.623.6783 The first golf course to host the Tucson Open, Tucscon's El Rio Golf Course was built in the 1930s and lived many years as a private course. Public since 1968, this downtown Tucson golf course is characterized by a flat terrain and old trees.
	Fred Enke Golf Course 8251 E Irvington Road, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.791.2539 Great for sniper golfers, this Tucson golf course is a great example of desert golf courses, challenging the golfer to chase the greens over large areas of non-irrigated desert terrain.
	Heritage Highland Golf Club 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd., Tucson AZ A hilly Tucson golf course, the Heritage Highland Golf Club is located at the base of the Tortolita Mountains and wraps around the foothills and offers excellent views of downtown Tucson from nearly every one of its 18 tees.
	Loews Ventana Canyon Golf Club - Canyon Course 6200 N. Clubhouse Lane, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.577.4061 Tom Fazio designed this spectacular Tucson golf course to run through the desert canyons ringed by the majestic Santa Cruz Mountains.
	Loews Ventana Canyon Golf Club - Mountain Course 6200 N. Clubhouse Lane, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.577.4061 The beloved sister course to Loew's Canyon Course, this Tucson golf course is one of Tucson's best, favored by Golf Digest.
	Randolph Park Golf Course - North Course 600 S. Alvernon, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.325.2811 Designed with the PGA in mind (which was held here on and off from 1979 to 1990), this Tucson golf course is long and challenging, with slope variations, tall Eucalyptus trees and not-so-serene water hazards.
	Randolph Park Golf Course - South Course 600 S. Alvernon, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.325.2811 Shorter and less PGA-challenging than the Randolph North Course, this golfer-friendly Tucson golf course is wider and flatter than its Northern counterpart, but is still just as scenically stimulating with mountain views and desert landscaping.
	Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs 9777 E. Sabino Greens Dr., Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.749.3636 A relatively newer Tucson golf course, the Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs was designed (by Robert Trent Jones, Jr.) to follow the natural Tucson geography and to utilize natural desert landscape, hence the golf course's fields of Saguaro cacti and preservation of precious desert springs.
	Santa Rita Country Club 16461 Houghton Road, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.762.5620 Every hole at Tucson's Santa Rita Country Club affords views of the Santa Rita Mountains as well as Tucson Valley, and from such a high desert perch, golfers enjoy a cooler summer on the bent-grass greens of this Tucson golf course.
	Silverbell Golf Course 3600 N. Silverbell, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.743.7284 Following the west bank of the Santa Rita River, Tucson's Silverbell Golf Course has many lakes and a flat terrain.
	Starr Pass Golf Club 3645 Starr Blvd., Tucson AZ; Tel 520.622.622.6060 The PGA tour has often been held at this "stadium-style" Tucson desert golf course. Book a hotel room online at Starr Pass Golf Suites
	Tucson National Resort 2727 West Club Drive, Tucson AZ 85741; Tel. 520.575.7540 A Tucson golf course for all levels, the 27-hole Tucson National Resort is a more traditional golf course in a town full of desert golf courses.
	The Golf Club at Vistoso 955 W. Vistoso Highlands Blvd., Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.797.9900 One of Arizona's top-ten golf courses, the The Golf Club at Vistoso was designed by Tom Weiskopf to be a desert wonderland, with native cacti and natural sloping.
	Westin La Paloma Resort 3660 E. Sunrise Drive, Tucson AZ; Tel. 520.299.1500 Jack Nicklaus designed this Tucson golf course and it is known as one of the top golf courses in the entire country for both men and women golfers. The resort itself stays true to a Sonoran sensibility with rugged architecture. Book a hotel room online at The Westin La Paloma Resort